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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-15
FRANCE
News OF tho Exposition IL Now Sought nv
Landing NnMnnnncra

News OF tho Exposition IL Now Sought by
Lending Newspapers
The most noticeable aspect Of exposi-
o work abroad Just now is the won.
derful awakening in Erapce to the mng-
nitudc AMI assured success Of the enter
prise. How interest in France might be
stimulated has long been n subject Of
much consideration by the officials and
committees having I'm charge the for
eign promotion. About six weeks apo
there was Il joint session of the FOREIGN
exhibition and press and printing CON.
mittecs together with President Baker
and Director General Davis on this sub
Jcct, Atthat meeting Chief Handy was
empowered to pay special attention,
with large discretion. to the work i'm
France. The rcsu was the adoption
OF the plan which, without the payment
OF subsidies, has resulted In a wonder
tul increase of interest ON the part of
the French press and public and n
strong reflex influence on the French
government which, however, has al
ways been favorably disposed. During
the month of January the number Of
paragraphs about the exposition in
French newspapers only exceeded very
slightly three hundred. whereas in Feb
ruary the number arose to about twelve
hundred, with n good many returns yet
To comc in.
Chief Handy has now n list of one
hundred and seventy French ncwsDa-
pcrs which during the last month cdito-
rally announced that the success of the
exposition was no longer n matter of
conjecture, and urged upon all con-
cerncd the importance Of moving IL
France is not to be o]utstrippcd in he
race of natious in the matter of cxhib-
It's. These papers comprise the leading
representatives of French Journalism,
and the bundle of clippings containing
their u~ttcranccs is perhaps one of the
most remarkable and extensive exhibit
tions OF qnickly-obtaincd publicity ON
record. In addition, all of the illus
trated journals of Paris have taken hold
OF the subject, and two Of them have
published doublc-pagc Illustrations OF
the grounds and buildings. On the
whole, the situation in France in refer.
cncc to the exposition may be said to
have completely changed in one month
for the better.
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Struck a Whale.

A novel and exciting incident oc-
Cured on the recent voyage of the
steamer Titus from Melbourne to New
castle through that vessel striking and
passing over Il large whale. II was
about ten o'clock in the morning when
the steamer suddenly bumped and
cantcd seward. The chief officer and
engineer were sent %sprawling on the
deck. The men below rushed upon the
deck to ascertain the cause OF the COM
motion. On looking astcrn Chief Officer
Nicholson noticed the sea WIS crimson
with blood, and IL then dawned upon
them thai the vessel had hit n sea
monster. CHANGING forthcr seward mn
unusual sight met their gaze. a large
whale was flashing the waves in It's
death struggle. II was plainly seen to
Temp three times out OF the water. With
the aid of powerful glasses the finish.
ing moments of tho monster were WISH
bic. Tho whale appeared to have been
struck just above It's pectoral fin. II
whirlcd and dashed the sea ut first with
tremendous rapidity. Slowly its efforts
grew fccblcr. There was II brief re-
M OF the death stroke, and the crcu-
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IFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SAIINIAGUSDI.

The noisiest person is not always
the most earnest.
Several Celestial ladies left for tho
West on No. 4 this morning.
j. w. Puett, OF Carlin, went TO o.
deu on No. l this morning.
Geo. III. Meigs will arrive from Sac
ramento on No. 3 this evening.
l.. Ostreichcr is building II vcranda
on the vest end OF the Gem Hotel.
a Raymond excursion train pissed
through Eiko going east this inter-
noon.
W. fl. Lee, who has been visiting
Mr.. Fred browns family, left for his
home in Santa Rosa, California, on
No i o.day.
The person who howls the loudest
in favor of any proposition, is not
always moro sincere than the one who
makes less noise.
The Young woman who marries n
dissipated young man with the idea OF
reforming him is liable to have her
hands full us well as her husband.
Do you want to rent n fine resi-
dcncc at the County Seat? II SO cal
on or address Taylor Allen, at the
Gem Hotel. SEQ lis ad. in another
column.
The people Of Nevada are in earnest
i'll their light for the FREQ coinage of
silver. They demand that the Ma
tional Conventions Of both parties
shall take no uncertain stand on this
question. They must he either for
us or against us.
Mrs. Wiley, convicted Of selling
whiskey 10 lnIians, was sentenced,
Saturday, by Judge IIawlcy, OF the
L. >. District Court, to "A year and Il
half in the pcnitcntiary. She is tho
mother OF ten children and seemed
utterly indifferent TO her fate during
the trial.
Y. G. Bartlett writes from st. Joe,
Mo. under date o: the eth that he is
well aud getting along nicely. Bart's
o!d friends in this neck Of the woods
will be plcasrd to learn that he is be
having himself among the sinners of
Missouri. He says that he is about
tie only friend silver has in that
part Of the country.
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Clerical Scandal.

All Sing rector Of the Chinese Joss
House, is in more trouble. \ few
nights ngo after the regular evening
service he repaired to a "gamble
house" and invested II portion Of the
collection in "a jack pot. His opponent
a worldly Chinaman, held three aces,
which combined with the two up
Sings sleeve, constituted u foul deck.
Sing brcnth"d IA prayer to his joss
and wiped tho floor with the Other
man. Tho GGair is being hushcd up
10y the members Of the parish and
Sing returns To- labor with renewed
zHHl in the worship OF the Lord-Car-
sol .ipDCui
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Slightly Contradictory.

a report from Columbus,
Ohio, that OK. President Clcvcl md IL
preparing Il letter Of Withdrawn from
the Presidential ACC in favor OF OK
Governor Campbell, OF OHIO. An.
other report from Pomona, Cal, states
that n letter received by II prominent
Democrat from ex-Mayor Gr,u",
Of New York, close friend of Glove.
lands, stntcs that tho ox-Prcsidcnt
is in tho fight and will DO placed D..
forc the Chicago Convention 10y cx-
Secretary h1yard. Pay your moncy
and take your choice.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot HOTEL Clark Il Green, Pro-
prIctOrS.

Mrs + Clemens, So Fork; J ID Smi-
ley, = +; Rev Jas Rochead. OGDEN; j
l. Frnton, Boston; John Mcfarland,
Battle Min; p G HITLER, Portland; j
NJ Strrshlcy, TuEcarora.
John Green, Mound Valley; J 4
Robertson, Vim Perkins. LamollIc; G.
w Painter, W u Tel Co.
WA Wostlund, NJ Larsen, North
Fork; T. Pcyscr, } Kcclcy, J Nc
Cnusland, Va City; \ Masec, Oak
land;A Larldon, Denver; :. w Hart
Icy, Chicago; \ l. Muttcsou, City; j
" Pnctt, CarlIn; John Smith, ST.;
.'1hn Morgun, John Is McKcnnoy, X
AJohnson. \ II johnson, Battle Min;
WIN Marley, Sacto; l. y Crout, Ogden
JAS Il Myers, Spring Creek.
Lorenzo Wood, William Hopper,
Fort McDermott; Assax Malone, Ma.
shccx Malone, S f.; ACIleariug, y Y;
Ut Wright &c wife, Ruby Vailcy;J A
Robertson, Lamoillo; A Luridon, Alloys
jacobs, Denver, Colo; j w Hartley.
Chicago; II Pollard, T~uscarorn; S
kcmp, Reno; G II Shepherd, Cal; Jno
Green, CoftcH; Jas II .StrcRier, Bert
Jones, Terra ~llaute, Indiana; NJ Badt,
Wells.
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From MONDAYS DAILY.
SALNIAGUNDl.

1t is trying hard to clear up to-day.
y young nan G feet 81 inches tall
is tho observed OF all observers on
our streets today.
New York Ners:--"Capital punish
mcnt," tie boy said when tho school
mistress seated him with the girls
Elections ia France are always
held on Sunday, in order to suit the
convenience OF wcrkingmen and peas
ants.
Tho two things most needed 10
make Nevada prosperous, arc the FREQ
coinage Of SILVER aud IL competing
railroad.
Memorial Day will he properly OBJ
served by Elko Lodge M. Is, l.. .. ..
T.. Tho programme of exercises will
appear hereafter.
Ii you want 10 rent u fine residence
in Elko, call on or address Taylor
Allen, ut the Gem Hotel. Sec his ad .
in another column.
Mrs. Wylcy was convicted OF selling
whIskey TO Indians in the u. S. Court
at Carson last week. She will have to
serve Il term IN the pom.
There will DO lots OF good things to
cat at the strawberry feast Wcdncs.
day night. Put II few quarters in
your pocket and take it in.
The Fourth of July Committee was
ont Interviewing our business men To
day. They rrppn the celebration "A
success 50 far as iiuanccs are con
cerncd.
Tn" ISDErEHDE%r received u ship
mcnt of paper from Denver, Colo,
this morning. We patroniHe people
who favor the free coinage Of silver in
preference to the gold-bugf OF Cali.or
MIA.
II il reported that there ia u tract
NJ land in Levy county, Fla, in which
three holes have been dug thirty feet
apart, and each excavation has laid
bnro parts OF the skeleton OF "A n4.c
animal.
Mr.. T.. Prnrod is down from North
Fork. He reports cold, d~i5agr.GabIc
weather in that section and that on
the ith inst. enough .@oow fell at
Stoiicl's 10 make six inches OF water
in the rain Cuagc.
Mr.. W Il. Smith received n dis
patch from Sacram"ato this morning
stating that DIR. Mcigs was doing nice
ly and considered ont Of danger. Ills
many friends in EIko viii be glad to
hear Of his carly recovery.
Little Eddie Peterson. whilo out
fishing yesterday, ate somo poison
mushroom and was taken very sick
about 9 o'clock last night. DIR. Muller
was called and gave the usual rene.
dies and 10 day tholifilc follow is all
r,ght.
James Murphy, n miner employed
in the &. * &. mine, Virginia, uccl-
dcntally stepped on a nail in a plank
and ran 1t into his foot over "A week
ago. lie paid no attention to the
wound and last ThursdHy lockjaw set
ia and on Saturday morning no died.
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Abraham is IN the Missouri Lcgis-
Ia urc from Cass county and Noah
ciItsn paper at Sp,ckarIsyiI!c, in that
STATE.
\ Philadelphia Igwe "A ease
TINT lind been in the courts since 1914
by exhibiting 1884 signature that
VS. lately discovered.
Mr. T.T. Brennan has purchased
IL" Mayer IL Campbell ranch at Fort
Hrll"ck und all " tho stock formerly
belonging to g. T.. slayer.
Mr.. Muller received T. dispatch
from DR.. Huntington at 0 o'S"ocd las;
nj dit stating that DR.. Mcigs WAS do
Eg ~ we'll - comd lee "xucctcd.
Tribua.. Governor Colcord has mp
pointed r. 4. Burnhntu, a Commits
Hioucr 81 Deeds for the State Of
Nevada. To reside at 100 Canal Street,
New York.
The man II nm average ofl5i pounds
hns enough iron in his make up To
max" a plowshare and enough phos-
lhrrus 10 mipo n half million
matches.
". II. Lee, Of Santa Rosa, Cali
f"rnia. whn is visiting TIA" family Of
Nr. fred Drown, On South Fork, gave
IL" l%nErEHnESr Office n pleasant
call to-day. Mr.. lie" informed u,
thni on the 4th inst. Snow fell to the
d'pih Of nearly six inches on South
Fork and hc had n s!rIgh roe, the
iir.t FOR twenty tive ycl-s.
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CoUSCTL BLUFFS, Ia, May 1.-The
Democrats Of Iowa to-dly pronounced
their mistaken fcalty To Horace Boics
for President of tho United States by
u unanimous vote, aud without a dis
scnting voice in the committee or
convention. Resolutions were adopt
cd, "instructimg tho twcnty-six dele
gates Of the lIawkcyc State TO vote as
Il unit for Boies and TO use every eff
fort in thCir power to secure his
nomination for tho Presidency rs tho
tho first State in the great West TO
pronounce in uncIuivocal terms for
the candidacy Of her fayorite son
Iowa must occupy n prominent posi-.
ton in the National Convention, and
tho friends Of Governor Boies aro to-
night rejoicing over tho Impetus
which to-day's notion must give his
Presidential boom. III another ro-
spcCt is tho action OF to. days ccnvcn-
ton peculiar. IL is tho first State
Convention for several years outside
tho State OF Now York where tho
name Of Grover Cleveland has not
been mentioned. The omission TO ex.
tol the c~x-prcsidcnt was not the 70.
smlt Of error or forgctfuln"sa, it was
duo 10 deliberate action. Boics il
apparently so cmphat,cally and solely
the choice Of tho Iowa Democrats,
that oven Clcvc'and's nnmo was ban.
ishcd from tho onicinl declaration Of
tho Democratic faith, and not n sin
gle man in tho vast assomb!agc pro-
tested against tho omission.
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storey County Democrats.

Th" Democrats 81 Storey county
held a mnsR meeting Monday night to
reflect delegates To- tho state Convon-
ton, 90 bo voted for at tho primaries
on Saturday. Tho following rcsolu-
ton cSncting n pledge from tho dclc,
Raic9 was passed. 10y tho meeting:
kEgoLvEr. That tho delegates 20
the Democratic Convention 10, and
ihny nro hereby, instructed not to
Eoiofor any delegate to tho Chicago
Convention who ia luo; pledged 10
vote ngninEt any cnndiJutc on n plat
Jorm opposed To tho FREQ coinage OF
"iIyor.
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a NirTilCd

An exchange says: An editor died
and slowly wcndcd his way downward.
The dcvil saw him aud said: "Eor
many yoars thou hast borne tho blanc
for tho many errors Thy printers made
in thy paper. Thy paper has failed,
alas! For subscriptions wcrc never
paid. Thy printers have dcvilch thcc
on Saturday cv0 for wngos when thou
hudst not n rod Ia thy name. Mon
have taken thy paper without paying
Il cont; yen, verify, aud cursed thcc
for not issuing II better. All these
things hast thou borne in silence.
Thou cnnat not como in. There will
hc continual hunpiug Of Subscribers
(for this placc is full Of thcm). and
diecord will TO created in u king
dom. Bcgoncl Heaven is thy home
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tFnoM THURSDAYS DMLY.I
SALMAGUNDI.
More q o day.

AuoIe suo" to'uhS.
We have no news from DR.. Meigs
to-day.
X. l.. Fulton went East on No. l
this morning.
Tho cattle war has broken out in
Wyoming uguin.
The Iowa Democrats nre solid for
Governor Boies Tor President.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
X. Of p, at Castle Hall tonight.
The strawberry feast at the Episco-
pal church last night was IL social and
financial success.
Forty-ive or fifty miners lost their
lives by an explosion in IL coal mine
ut I1usl!p, Washington, on Tuesday.
If you want to rent Il line residence
in EiKo. apply 10 Taylor Allen mt the
Gem Hotel. Sec his al. FOR further
particulars.
y severe wind storm visited Carson
on Tuesday, stripping the fruit trees
Of their blossoms and otherwise in
juring orchards.
Richard RylRnd, the Democratic
war horse OF Wnshoe county, saws:
Free coinage and the Air Line Rail
road. That's my platform"
Two hishwaymen stopped the Red
ding and Weaverville stage, Tuesday
evening, lear Redding, Cal, and So.
cured Wells Fnrgo's treasure box.
The Austin IdUocdte V With
all the other drawbacks that Austin
has, 1T also has a professional liar or
Two that would take the cake in n
school for liars.
The Connecticut Democratic Con-
vcntiOn applauded Grover Cleveland
and denounced free coinage, but did
not instruct tho delegates in favor or
any particular candidate.
\ deposit of $40 made in the New
%buryport, Mass, Institution for Saw
lnSs in 1920 now calls for interest
amounting To 1898. No one has ever
claimed the original deposits and no
addition has yer becu made to it.
The published report Of the South.
crn Pacific for 1881 shows the gross
earnings 10 bc SJO,i5O,OOO, an in
crease of S2.O9T, 900 over the previous
year. The net earnings are Sl9,SjO,
coo, nm increase Of $2,li3,OCO over
1890.
If the Iowa Democratic Convention
has adopted "A FREQ coinage platform
and instructed its delegates To sup
port Governor Buies in the Chicago
Convention, the West and South
should rally round him and nominate
him for President.
Buffalo Express: at seems TO me
.hat the Government ought 10 nom
sion all ons of veterans who were
born since the war" WHY" Think
Of the risks tho poor boys ran. II
their fathers hnd been killed they
might never have been born"
An asylum for mothers-in-l law has
Just been founded by a wealthy Aus
trinn woman. 1t Is big enough To nc
commodatc 800 inmates and nalf the
apartments in tho asylum have al
ready boen Dcspoken by applicants
who represent the higher classes OF
Austrian society.
Momzolu, a colored messiah, who
says he came from the Gardcn of
Eden, is creating a sensation by his
preaching among the negrocs OF East
Tennessee. He claims to DO n Zulu
King, aud in supporto Of this wears n
red shirt, II Turkish fe2 and an ivory
ring through his nose.
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Saving Wood.

Governor Pennoycr, Of Oregon, do
livorcd n speech NJ Albina Tuesday
night, in which no rcpudiaicd tho
Democratic platform Of Orcgan and
advised tho people to vote tho Poo.
plc's, National or Alliance ticket.
lila objection 10 tho Democratic plat.
form wae its course on financial qucg.
tiong and tho refusal TO advocate tn"
free coinage Of silver.
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.l)t'. Nirigs.

Mr.. Goo. u. MciHs arrived from Sac.
rnmonto last evening. Ito reports
DIR. Mcigs' condition To- 10 favorable
aud that, unless unforeseen complica-
tons set in, his recovery IN assured
Tho DR.. is worry weak from tho loss OF
blood and tho sercro operations ho
has undergone. but in in good spirits
aud making n bravo fight for lie.
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ia" Worlds Columbian Exrn-.,iom

sent ~ cents 10 Bond & Co. SO
li.ukcry, Chicago, and you will re-
cove, post paid, n four-Euudrcd pugo
advance Guide 10 the Exposition,
wIih elegant Engrayiugs OF the
Grounds rnd Building. Portraits Of
its loading spirits, aud u Map Of tho
Ci.y Of Chicago; all Of tho Rules
governing the Exposition aud FIX.
hIbitora, aHd al Information which
CuH h7 given out in advance Of It's
opening Alao, othcr Engraviugs
nuh printed information vii he sent
you n' published. II will 10 n very
valuable Book and oycry person
should secure a copy.
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Reno journal SAYS:

Tho Reno journal says:
ton. Theodore Winters, Gen. Il. NJ.
Clarke, Hon. w. H. +. Deal. Hon. G..
w. Cassidy. Hon. w, j. WcstcrGcld,
Hon. MS. BounIiicld aud Hon. j. II.
bradley arc mentioned rs delegates TO
tho Chicago Convention.
10 tho above list we would add the
namcs Of DIR. J. W. Pctty. Of Wells,
and Mr.. g. w. Grover, Of Elko. All
of these mon AFRO sound on tho silver
question and would ably represent tho
party at Chicago.
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It Pays 20 Read tho Papors.

Especially your county paper. Tor
often through this mclium busino q
chHncos and opportunities aro pre-
eented that might otherwise entire :
escape your attention. For instauc :.
b. +. Johnston IL Co, Richmonl, Va,
hayo au advertisement in { is paper
th9t will prove Of especial intoresi
and value to II large number Of pcopl
hcroabuuts. Write TO thom for fur.
thor particulars,
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Gem llOtcl--l. Ostrcichcr, Pro-
prictOr.

prictOr.
Martin Mason, SO Fork: G \ Krcn-
KEEL, Winncmucca; Con Brennan, G. i,
Schalnch, G. " Randall, ) IT,; Gebhurt
Lewis, Denver; J,P Middleton, Salt
Lake; Sam furnisa. Osino; T. NJ
Baum, Pnlisadc; G. W Poltior, Tusca-
rora; A Domplcv, Oakland.
MNtlGlascr, o II Mcdonald, Pcko;
T. G Mclaughlin, j w Puctt, Carliu.
Mrs J + Reed, Park City; NJ l. Al.
bot, G. J Schurlach, S T.; Thos Gillian
Calico; Il SkaGgs, Pleasant; Frank
Burns. &c Mile.
Robt Porter, Mound; 4 Ed Calishcr,
$ +; NJ T. Trumbmll, j G Mutual, A f.
Siiaa, Omaha; VIM NosbrrV, Tuscaro.
ra; II NJ Michel, u w Fowler, Bcown.
wc; Jud Dakin. bunoillc.
W Triton, Tuscnrora; Snm Turn.
Icy, Smith Creek; NJ IL Abbott. s f.;
John Green, Cortcz; Horny Bone,
Pom; George Curnue, John Mags,
Austin.
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n Jnil Rrcnk.

Last evening while Deputy Sheriff
Ia6er was mt supper Ed. German
and james Parsons, under indictment
fer burglary committed in Carlin last
February, escaped from the County
jail. Mr.. Taber left the jnil at n
quarter past four o'clock, and on his
return at 10 minutes to five, found
that in his absence German and Par
sons had climbed on top of the cage
placed just inside tho door Ieading
from the Office into tho jail and, bs
removing some brick from tho wal
under the iron lattice work just over
the door, had gained nm entrance into
the oiiico and had made their a
The alarm was quickly given and
mon on horseback started i'm every
direction to capture the fusitives.
Parsons was tracked to the hills,
about two miles south of town, and
captured by Mr.. \. w. Fuller and re-
turned To tho Jail. At last n counts
German vas still ut largo wit Sheriff
Polk in clos pursuit.
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CARDINAL LAvIGERtE was c n bcnu
shbrcaur. Cardinal Howard formerly
held II commission in the Life guards.
and the cardinal archbishop OF Perth
was in his youth tho sinurtcst Of Aus.
trian huSsnrs.
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tor.
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Following is tho report Of the
Ioano school for tho month ending
May C., 1880:
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-01-15
Those who are Sick.

Herman Doelle is very sick.
Mrs. Robert III. Menerey is among
those who are sick.
One of Thomas IIebner's children
has been quite sick.
b. II. Noble has been wrestling with
the grip the past week.
Postmaster Jones and wife are slowly
improving in health.
Mrs. Joseph Middleton has been sick
with la grippe this week.
Rebecca, daughter of Martin S. Van
slyke, is very sick at present.
Mrs. Levi Hyde, who has been very
sick OF late is on the improve.
Rev. Ira Billman has been confined
to the house the past week with a
severe attack of la grippe.
Mrs. Elmer Holden, of Franklin, N.
Y, who has been the guest of f. r..
Beechcr and family for the past two
weeks, is very sick.
Mrs. George w. Allen who has been
seriously i'll for the past few days is
very much improved at present and
hopes are entertained for her speedy
recovery.