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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Another crazy Man.

Last night, about II o'clock, u man
called nj the Armiio aud on throwing
doSn a <l0 bill, which he claimed was
O0ly dollar bill, asked to be assigned
fOom, lie acted queerly and stated that
be was 81 nervous that he could not
selster, lie Was given room and im'
neiately called Tor priest, There hap.
p.oed to he a priest in the hotel at that
TINE aud no Was sent 10 the man, who
'Aen became noisy and showed slgns ~
becoming violent. Marshal Maston and
Policeman Van Leuyen were summoned
sod they took the man to the city jail,
plae'ng him in cell, To-day he states
NE, hls name Is Charles ieager, and he
followed the bakers trade in Kansas
City, Ho arrived here Thursday night,
aS trunk at the depot aud has 1904
@eash, which in the possession Of the
marshal. lie 10 on his way 10 San Fran
esco, and will probably be sent west as
ZOO M his condition 10 fully deter
aimed. That he 10 insane, there can 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

one u Albuquerque popular aud rising
young men, aud II was through his Valu
able assistance that the late territorial
FAR was such n grand success, he filling
the psmltion ~ assistant secretary with
ability aud credit. The best wishes ~
fat Cltl,IS ~ill accompany Mr.. aud
Mrs. barbour To their new humr.
J, W. Ryan, ~ this cl,y, has refused an
offer ~ 5000 Tor his Cripple Creek
mnc IN Colorado lie expects to go to
Colorado IN fen days, and while there
will probably sell his valuable mine Mr..
Ryan isl brakeman on the Atlantic n
Pacific, aud about slX months agu located
the above claim. dong considerable work
ou IT before coming g. thus city.
l.. W. Sours. Who has been the efficient,
cashier at thc office " thc Wells Fargo
ExI ress company, this city, etc" Fcb.
ruary -, lN~g, left las, night iur san
Luis Putos', McNIcu, To accept the pos
ton ~ Hgcnt iur the McN,rau National
Express company at that place Go
coming To- thus ri,y Mr. Suurs Was money
clerk fur the Wells Fargo company at
the state iIc l,tw,cu Il sLsua and Mis-
souri, lie ~ u bright young man, iauI'
iar with the Spanish Language, and N,,l
succeed at San Luis Iutusi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Z MEXICAN suicide

Miguel llrtnandre, n Mexican residing
NJ Inrk city, near SoCurru, committed
tuIciie the other day From letter re-.
crINrd ty u relative residing ~ old town,
II ~ reed that Tor several dnSr before
ll"' nardrs committed rhr fash deed he
acted lucrrI! and appeared mornsr and
sullcn IL VAS remarked ~ several Il
his nrIghburs that Their. Wus something
rad call! wrong about the man, hut no
Que Thought for "a moment that he Ell
t"rin,ucd self obstruction, Ga the morn.
tug h" concluded h. take his own NE. ~
tie letter states, h" arose early, did the
urual chores around the house. and
when hls breakfast ~ chill cuucaruc
Hrd tuttiilHs Vas announce he sat down
aud ga, heartily. When through be got
up from the table aud on going outside,
Where 10 doubt lac hnd concealed u Win.
cl"sl"r, Ice placed the rifle To his head
managed 10 Iuil the trigger aud the
whole upper portion ~ head was blown
oil IT." shot Was heard 10y his family.
but when they arrived ut the uniurtu
late man he Was dead The curuner'a
jury rendered n verdict Of self destruc
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
NHTESINN " NTIU.
" hat u Prominent We'll horrr Thinks
0r the Prospect Here

MIR g. Is BnrnuI, u successful artrs,an
Nr,. burrr from Cheyenne, who has uu
mrruuE flowing wells IN the northwest
arrived ~ town luet night bl limitation
- th" Commercial Cluu, and expects to
meet tie gentlemen 81 that Organization
Ia sruklug M art,-lHu we'll At thls place.
Ia conversation with u representative
Uf I'M tIrlIlN this nprIlns MIR Bartnui
stated that the Indications here ARE all ~
the most favorable character, nud that
hr dad not think It would lr ncccesnry
e. 80 down more than tNu hundred trrt
al hny puirt ~ ia" valley To get water
that would flow over the surface IL.
rhls hr has been III the business 10 long,
and har had 80 much experience IN Dor.
NIX wells ~ dliTr'rnt parts 81 the cOun
tN, thHt ho N able To- tell III almost every
instance huw Tar he viii Gnyr to go to
strike water tie docs not give ~ any
encouragement with regard To- getting
'lpSIrg water on ia" mrsR directly eRrt
~ town, but "a the valley there ~ no
question - IL" fnr, that II rnu h- had
anywhere AT less than three hundrrd
feet Aud he IA ALSO - tre OPINION that
ii"Wlng water can bee hnd at moderate
depth IN u" mrsa south - ia" r!cras
canon. That, however. be- says. IN only u
rurs-. but with regard To- H." Whitley ho
~ positive.
lie brought with h,m m.rhluc,
which II now Il, las Cruces irr turing
short dr,taucr wells down IT, trycu han.
drrd beet aud las deep Vel unrh,u" IN
IA Wyoming, but It costa sp much 10
transport Il that Lee could not afford to
brlre It with him 'ur experimental work.
He talks uk" - man who q oruughly
understands hS burlL"ss, aud Z H." p-o-
pie - Albufu"rQU" deal with hlm W.
believe ~ shall have u flowing we'll At
thl- point IA "a very thuri time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
q ChInamaa's Teach

A comIcal sight was Witnessed by a
crowd ot men and boys last night, A
Chlnnman was persuaded 10 put his hand
on the electric wIudlas ou the pole at
the corner ~ Railroad avenue aud Third
street. and bis antics, even his misery.
which followed, cansed much merrimsut
to the crowd, The electricity evidently
settled IN his legs and feet, for he started
to dancing and kept up "a lively rattle Tor
several seconds, at the came time eI.
claiming; "Mrhc"n man mean be- XIII
Chinaman." FINAL! he quit dancing
upi ran down Third street us fast As pos.
sible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Last Saturday evening an attempt was
made to aSsassiuate T. l.. Reber. the
soda water man, lie was ia bed asleep
10 bis residence on North First street,
when revolver was pushed through q
knot hole Ia tho door aud u shot fired
into the room. The bullet struck a VA.
lise, else II would have reached Mr..
Reber. lie cannot account Tor the das-
tardly attempt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

no doubt, and II is thought the high al
ttude tina, 10, coming over the Ration
mountains, and then 3, ddenly entering a
plateau several thousand fee, lover, has
something 90 do with his insanity.
Charles Buchele, the crazy passenger
~ho came in from the wcst yesterday
afternoon. is confined In a cell at the
city jail.
Hurry mp with that insane asylum
II II badly needed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Changed Hands

Ihls morning the we'll known Armyo
house changed hands, Grotec II Miles.
an old hotel keeper ~ many Years ~
p"ficucc assuming the management. aud
Henry l."ckhatt rrtlurg " II Burke,
ono Il toe odd employee. ha. been fr.
tanned aud with Edward l. l.u,t- val
ullirlatc at tu" har \ " klmhHli -
IL" popular clerk, and Samuel Htui-t'r
s,st him Deacon Sauford, Who ,. Jn
duubt"d,y the tncs, caterer ~ tie south.
west, Wll oNef,,e and have charge ~
the Kitchen and dlntrg f,uu, Rud 10 con.
nrctiun with regular meals viii also, ctyr
shpr, utlrfs. Mr. Miles n an old srl
der and ~nc ~ the AudrrspuNilIr prison
durius the war, hc wns also confined ~
The confederate PRISON NJ Florence,
South Carulur lie served with the
Fourth Michigan cavalry, rudstJng With
large number from Flint, Mich. He
has kept hotels N the Unite Sta,ce.
taundn ard MrNIcp. aud h,rcfuro knows
tine CUISINES from the ground floor t. IT,"
garrett lnE tirIltN bc-penks good
trade Tor the Arm!p under the rev man
hg-mrut
NJ. aud MIR Luckhnr', Who have sue
crtr'uI.! ohrrlcd ga the Armryu Tor the
past !rHr, nrd Who vii T." louh, nga,n
enter the eau.r business here III u Few
months, vii l1catc fur tie t,ur being 10
their residence on the mr-,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
s'ubiir school Items.

Nearly Ia pupils enrollcd
Examinations have been going ON, and
pupils graded as rapidly ~ possible.
\ number Of textbooks are not yet re.
ccived, which puts teachers and pupils To
considerable Inconvenience.
The new desks ordered by the board
u education are very pretty IN appear
ance aud all that could bs desired Tor
comfort.
The following teachers have been ap.
pointed AZ principals Miss WlnsIow at
the Academy building; Miss Dougan,
Highland building, and Mrs. Ludlum at
the College building,
Mr.. NJ. &. Nettleton, the accummo.
dating jeSe'er u Albuquerque. has placed
twelve large, beautiful school clocks IN
the twelve rooms Of the public school, by
order oi the board
Considerable attention will Ia given TO
rhetorical work in tho schools this year.
On the frat Friday afternoon OF each
month there will be public exercises in
the different rooms at the Academy
building. the second Friday afternoon at
the Highland building, and ON the third
at the College building. the fourth to lie
devoted to examinations IN all the
schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Police Court.

Amos Weaver, vagrancy, g. and costs;
I'D Smith and james Ford, drunk aud
dlsorderly, kl0 ard g. and costs, respec.
lively; William Kehoc, breach OF the
peace, 81 and costs; ID. Cassidy, vAR-
rancy, sl0 and custs. They were oil com,
mi'tcd to Jail, increasing the chain gang
10 ten Stalwar. members,
Plato Gallegos is IN Jail, charged with
the theft OF hoe from -. +. DAVIS, Ills
trial will take place before Justice Den.
ham at i:3O this afternoon.
The case Of +. u. Dunlap against
Il. G. Wandell FOR breach Of contract,
was heard this morning IN Justice Den
hams court, aud the jury returned a
verde, favorable to Mr. Dunlap for $40
aud costa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

At n meeting Of the Albuquerque
Flambeau club, held at the Shenfeld
Hook and Ladder headquarters septem'
Der -, 1891, the following resolution was
introduced and unanimously passed;
Resolved, That a vote Of thanks be
rendered 10 the foremsn and members
OF the Sheniield Hook and Ladder com.
pany Tor courtesies extended 10 the Al
buqusrque Flambeau club Tor the free
use Of their quarters.
GBo, NJ. CrRDIYP,
Captain Flambeau Club.
Attest: j. EDWARD PRIEST. beo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
RAILROAD NEWS.

company VIII, " ~ stated, increase ita
pad up .tock 90 $i,Nn,OU.
Mcssts Gardner 4 Gill,es will shin five
thousand head ~ cattle from their
Apach" county ranch next month.
, jameS lloyey, who has lived In Santa
Fc Hll his lfr, II here 10 take pual,,on
in tie Atlantic 4 Pacific car SHOPS.
Flagstaff and Gallup are the two best
towrs on The Atlantic \ Pacific road be
tween Albuquerque and los ANGELES.
3 Il NJ. I;"dtlcld, engineer On the Lake
Valley branch, IA laying or He engine
ls "a, To" San MarclaI shops Tor repairs
Tho Southern Pacific employees At
Tucson have p"'ltloucd the company 10
appoiu, DR. Goodfelrw local physician
aud surerun
" II Ma,-un, travelling auditor Tor
IT," santa fr 10 the southeastern com.
it!. jed a. H." san Felipe, coming down
f'um 'hr north last night
lh'r. Jacobs, Who holds position ~
hrrm uu H." Atlantic \ Pacific from
NuUlm"tlu" west, IN tpen ing few
dol With Flagstaff ftcude
Damn. Morris, ifwght conductor on
the l''tIr Miami division ~ the Penn
sl.ynun 'yst"m, o. rusticstlng III the
m'ru'h,ns That environ l.hs Vegas
" G ~hr".s. an oll railroad construc
t"n-t, .- here itum tie Iuu mountains,
and Nhcu joined 10y h. family viii make
DO. future humr IN tie Mitchell Rtos.'
cuDutr!
H." Prescott Courier IN making hycly
tm,ruai talk through IT, columns, aud
believes that several uues viii bc con
rtrurtrd m that territory before the next
twelve months roll 10y
An engineering corps vii, It "a under.
e'pod, h' shortly placed IN tho field to
survey the cNtcuttun u the Gult Colo.
raio \ Santa fr railway ,otlico, calves.
tom from Clcburuo towards the south.
Nu-t
Iu ClIlrS ls pleased tu learn that
W G., McCormlck, the brakeman, ~ not
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
New Mining W orhs


kIGg-ton, the prosperous mining town
-. Sierra county, ~ rejoicing over the
u.,.,,I,,i r.,u,,,;,, vn,L. ,h.,, .nd
we smart 81 'h"t pace cohth'hs the 'o''
lowing account
I.,ttc Miss EhnOr Campbcll. the four.
year old daughter Oh and Mrs Camp
b''' Pui's IA" cora "hioh prIci"',.s 70
snd u.Jur,,", Wn,LS roms'snS h",a
com. 10 stay. Tueaday, tho 18th, Vim.
Kemp, the genera! manager Ut tho new
s,h"''hs COMPANY Ia getting Tue ma
,""",5, " -, h"w .n,,sI, :,
,,,,,,iI ,,,, ,'", nn - al 1900 !.
" ."'"E W" n"eo' '''.e u""su' VI
,ull ,hn nh,s,ls y.Iyr 20 I,, th, nanni.
- Kingston know that they we're pro
gtrsrlug favotably with the completion
" Wv E'"","' ~o' ~ ,,,,.
mss lid her Jn,, veil, nroclaiminn to
the world through n thousand throats, ~
It were, as the echoes TeNerberated from
was coming,
10" sm"lter' We are 'htntmeu' WI!
U ","" W y" T,' o ~" :" "" hns 80 d.J.Y'
,u very much by the slow manner Of
getting material and machinery, mum.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
n.tms and Tratns

The rain % last night was the heaviest
known IN the Rio Gfande valley for
yeats. Heavy, angry, dark clouds form
cd ~ the skies northwest % the city,
when the rain came down IN torrents,
the clouds moving up aud along the
river until tho towns ~ Bernalillo and
AlRodOnes were reached, when they
passed. over a. the Sandin mountain and
to the mesa east ~ the city Here they
appeared To- open aud the water rushed
down the highlands IN angry streams,
th" dulse being plainly heard. Consld.
cradle damage was done To- the streets,
especially ihoec through which the sewer
whs land. They are washed very badly.
The twu passenger trains from the
north arrived on time last night, but Tor
cyeral hundred Yards between liernalillo
and Agoduucs they ran through water
eeNorHl f,"t deep On the track. The
passenger tram from the south also ar
rived CA lime. There are no washuuts
Hu the Santa fc, bat IN several places,
north aud south ~ the ci'y, the track il
covered with water
The passengers Tor the west renamed
over here until this morning, wh"n they
wetc sent Ncst over the Atlantic h Pa
cln' 10y tprual, which left at . o'clock.
This sIccDhl gu,r M far ~ the first wash.
out a. RIO Puctco. whcre the passengers,
mail and baggage, for both ways, are
trar si.rrrd
The spcrral arrived from the wushuuts
,hls nficrnpuu, when the train VIA made
up for the north. The Atlantic & Pacific
"nshnuts a new one reported al the
sunIl bridge three miles west ~ Laguna
are very tad, but the officials believe,
that should II" further heavy rams oc.
cur. that the! Sll be repaired by to.
morrow.
\ ear l"ad II bridge timber, with a
saug u wurkmcu, Vas scut out 10 the
breaks thls Afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Lnst evening. thc Flnmbrau club took
Possession ~ the Sheutield Hook and
Ladder quarters aud held u very inter.
cttlus mcrtIag. IL Mas decided 10 con.
uuur Tia" club intact, preserve the uni
tutms, and he ready for hny occasion de
mI"ilug thtlr ASSISTANCE IN displays or
ParHd"s. u was u good nutured, first
Glars meeting q whole suuled young f"l
lows, and Just b"tnrc adjournment was
bad motion wHs made that the club
proceed t. III" election ~ new officers
Tor tie ensuing year, which motion was
carmel unanimously, and the following
officers elected:
Captain George ~ Cundtr
FIRST Lieutenant |. u. Roy.
'>rcuud Llru,rnan, T.. ". Ri.cke.
First Sergeant ). r. jenkins.
Second Sergeant -chas. II Walthcrs.
Treasurer Elncr Washburn.
Secretary Edward Priest.
Custodian u. q. llendershott
BOARD ~ Directors Don Rankin, r.
W Rogers, Elmer Washbutn, II. ". Roy
and j, Edward Priest
The captain, George NJ. Cundiff, IL one
OF the active members Of the re-orgau.
lied Hook and Ladder company, il first.
Glass VI hen II comes Ia handling IN "A
scientific manner company, aud the
FlRmbehus made most excellent selec.
ton 10y placing him at the head az their
captain The other officers are vel.
known young gentlemen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

q. y. james, ~ Colorado Syringe, Col,
n. W Chollat aud John u. Chollar. OF
Mary land; aud W. 4. Wilson, ~ III PAso,
were the latest callers yesterday at the
Commercial club rooms,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-18
Nothing Like Advertising.

A Frenchman, whose wife de-
serted him, amused his neighbors
by telling how ne got her back
without trouble. "Did [ run after
her and beg her to come back3"
be dramatically asked. "No, / did
not run after her. I zhust published
in re papaire Eat I have drawn
fifty thousand francs IN re lottery,
and she was back much quicker
ian in no time"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-18
A WALKING MATCH.

A WALKING MATCH.
For ATHLETES. "We the undersign-
ed participants in the six-days' walking
match, ending at the Mechanics Pavil-
lion, February q, 1889, fully endorse the
vitaliting effects of The Best" Tonic.
Frank Hart, Charles J. Sheridan, Gus
Guerrero, Pat Guerrero, Old Sport Cam
pana, James Davis, Oofty Goofty, John
Brodie, E. G. Moore, Thomas Howarth,
George Cartwright, James Leahy, Gus
Brown, L. Crozier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-18
THE BEST" TONIC

THE QUESTION Is SOMETIMES ASKED
Tell us concisely which ailments The
BEST Tonic will most effectually cor
rect? Here is the answer: Dyspepsia,
ALI Nerve Troubles, Loss of Sleep, Loss
of Appetite, General Debility, Exhaus-
ton from any cause. To those Recover
ing from Illness, nothing better can be
prescribed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-18
The Deepest Hole in the World.


One of the most important scien-
tifc explorations into the depths of
the earth ever undertaken will be
carried out near Wheeling, Penn,
under the joint auspices of the
United States Government and the
city of Wheeling.
Some months ago the Wheeling
Development Company began drill
ling we'll near this in search of
oil or gas. 1t was determined to
bore as far as possible. The hole
has already reached the depth of
4, 100 feet, within 500 feet of the
deepest we'll in the world. In this
distance dozen of thick veins OF
coal have been passed, oil and gas
both struck, but not in paying
quantities, and gold quartz, iron
and many other minerals found.
The hole is eight inches in diane
ter and the largest in diameter OF
any deep we'll in the world.
To-day Professor White, State
| Geologist, arrived from Washing
ton, where he had succeeded in
getting the Government Geological
Survey officers interested in the
exploration, and the result Is that
the hole will be drilled to the depth
of one mile. Then the Government
will take up the work under the
direction of two expert officers O
the Geological Survey and drill
into the earth as far as human skill
can penetrate.
The idea is to take the temper
allure and magnetic conditions a
far as possible, and by means of al
instrument constructed for the pur
pose, a complete record of the prog
ress and all discoveries made will
be kept and will be, placed in tn
Geological Survey exhibit at tn
Worlds Fair Philadelphia Press
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-14
Gen Sherman sqaeIehed Them.


Mr.. Jacob ZOok says the death OF
Gen. Sherman wildly recalls to his
mind an incident that happened at
La Porte in the fall of 1867. Gen.
Sherman passed through there, and
before the train arrived the news
spread all through the city that he
was coming. The consequence was
that a large crowd gathered at the
depot. When the train pulled in, ii
was seen that in the Sherman coach
the blinds on the side next to the
depot were all closed. The crowd
surged around 10 the other side. and
catching sight of a man with his
back toward the window began yell
ing at him. Presently the window
was opened. and Gen. Sherman stick
ing his head out. asked what thew
wanted. Mr.. Zook was well in front
and cried out as loud as he could, "A
speech, a speech. The general looked
at the crowd q moment, and then said:
Where were all You fellows when
the last draft was made" Gen. Sher-
maj had been told that when the last
draft was made not an able-bodied
maj could he found in Laporte. Mr..
Took says the crowd was completely
squclched, and the sarcastic old war
rior was permitted to 90 on his way
in peace.-E2khdTf. Iad., RericW.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-14

II is quite a study to read over the
list of presents at some of the swell
weddings. What would cur forcfath-
ers think if they could return TO earth
and take an invoice of these marvels
of wealth AMI the jewellers art. How
their eyes would stick out at the sight
of diamond studded button hole: a
tooth brush with handle and back
sparkling in all the glory of $4,000
worth of diamonds and pearls would
cause their hair TO unkink itself. One
of these many gifts represents enough
money to have lifted the mortgage on
the old home or have SEN Tom and
Bill 10 college in the good old DAYS
Do You suppose our great grand
mothers would take delight in such
princcly baublcs. MOI a bit of il.
They would take the Old silver sugar
bowl or cake dish and the half dozen
tea spoons every time. And do these
simple Old relies not have a deeper
meaning Oh us? We often count over
the old battered spoons which were
@randmothcr's and think of the time
when love was young. liut the world
vaincr and winner i'll Its old
agc-Oh vanity. vanity,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-14
Men Don't Want 10 Die.

allow strong is the love for liie.~ II
was a wcll-known physician who
uttered this exclamation. Il can't
always understand it, he went on.
Heres II of my patients. who is
now lying at the point of death in one
CT the hospitals. lie was run over by
a railway train a day or two ago and
was brought in unconscious. his head
STAYED in, four ribs broken and both
legs crushed TO a jelly. And Yet he
is frantic at the thought of the near
end of his miserable existence. lie
has no family dependent upon him,
and seems TO have no ties of anv
character TO bind him to life. If he
RECEIVERS he will be a helpless, useless.
cripple. dependent upon charity. and
as he is All unlettered laborer he
a have nom of the pleasures of the
Imagination and the intellect. What
has he TO live for: And yet his de-
sire TO live is pitilully strong
Chicago Post.