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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-03
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphlc News In
Small space.

Interesting Pieces oil Ieiegrhpuic No"s fn
Small space.
A decision was rendered by the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania sustaining the con-
stitutioDality of the Baker bellot reform
law, passed by the Legislature, and which
goes into operation at the next election.
The sculling match between Stanbury
and Sullivan for e400 and the champion
ship of the world took place yesterday on
the Parametta river, Australia, ana was
won by Stansbury.
A young colored woman was found muir
dered in swamp between Winneld, j.. L..
and Newton, yesterday morning. her
throat had been cut from ear TO ear.
Adyices from South Africa show that
locusts are ravishing the country. A
swarm OF the insects, six miles wide, re-
Gently passed over the country near Gra-
ham Town, Cape Colony. They were fly
inc seaward. The mealie crop In the
Orange Free State has been destroyed by
the locusts.
According 70 the tab Of delegates 10 the
Minneapolis convention Kept at admins
tration headquarters, 225 delegates have al
ready been placed on the Harrison roster
The Illinois Steel Company Is making
arrangements TO erect another mill In
Joliet. 10 cost sl, 500. 600, and will employ
about 900 men. Work will be commenced
at once.
AT Elizabethtown, ". c., last night, 100
masked men took Lyman Purdie, the negro
murderer, from the county jail and hanged
him from limb Of tree. Tue evidence
against Purdie was conclusive.
The Government has begun proceedings
In Philadelphia against the Sugar Trust,
10 declare the combination an unlawful in
stitution.
AT Staunton, KY, Bill BARLEY, negro,
attempted to outrage Miss Belle b. Holley.
He was arrested and Is now In Jail. A
lynching Is threatened
Anna Dickinson is reported 70 be serious
" IN at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. New
York. The nature OF her complaint could
not be learned.
Charter elections were held yesterday In
many Indiana towns. At III O'Clock the In
dianapolis Ssntin>l had returns from seven
teen towns, which show three going about
AZ usual. two show Republican gains, and
Democratic gains are shown in the re-
mainder.
Miss Masy A. Schreiber, aged 62, a re-
spected resident Of Newton, L. l., was
brutally assaulted and outraged last night
in an orchard on the farm OF her brother,
Conrad Schreibe-, with whom she resided,
and is now confined TO her bed suffering
from the injuries inflicted. James Sum
man, aged "A, has been arrested charged
with the crime.
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HOW HEBOUGHT HORSES.

Raum. Jr., Traded Influence" in 500
Blocks for Commodities for Himself-A
Horse Deal Narrated.
WASHING TON, d. G., May Before
the Raum investigating committee to-
dav. j. ID. Rhodes, a diSbarred pension
attorney, testified that when he was
practicing before the Bureau he had
some conversation with Mr. Raum, Jr.,
relative 20 the purchase of a horse.
Witness offered Mr.. Raum the horse for
Sl75. Raum offered To pay S'5 in cash
and give the remainder In pension Office
influence when witness wanted any
claims made special. Mr.. Rhodes de-
clined his offer
Mr.. Paysou then put in evidence the
documents on which Rhodes had been
disbarred. They made a showing for
Rhodes, but he denied all the charges
against him.
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Aalr Iakeia ulsrsland.

CLEVELAND. o., May "A suspicious
piece Of gas pipe, six inches IN length, from
which protruded the charred end OF . igss' us
was found under the desk Of Colonel ylD-
bons. the police director, In City hail Ills
morning. II was handled win esre y o.
oficer, and on Investigation wa wh.,hsr ,ySs.
contain a whitish colored powoer; rs,ss,
~ ~ "" nrac.icaI ioke, cannot be determined
until a further examination.
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Robert Thompson Dead.
lSg>eiaf Tslsgrq11 20 ne Register.

ST. CLnRsvILLE, o., May 2.-The vener-
able Robert Thompson, Esq. died at noon
today. The announcement Ofthe fact was
a shock and a surprise TO our citizens, out
very few OF whom knew OF his illness.
Last week he contracted q severe cold.
which resulted in congestion Of the lungs.
He was born in this village in April, 1904,
and was doubtless its oldest native citizen.
Mr.. Thompson was the last Of the large
family Of his father, John Thompson, VINO
was one Of the prominent pioneers Of Bel
mont county. Mr.. ThOmpson's brothers
and sisters, Col. John Thompson, William
Thompson, Judge George Thompson, Major
Thomas Thompson, Mrs. John Barnes,
Mrs. J. II. Lockwood, Mrs. Charlesworth,
Mrs. Edward SJeenrod, nearly all attained
a ripe old age. He always resided in Bel
mont county, excepting the time he was en-
gagged in business in Wheeling. He leaves
his widow, Mrs. Louisa Alexander Thomp-
son. and six children, viz: Thomas NJ,
Albert, Ross, Mrs. Frank Balnoridge,
Brown.
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Hester Gets Even.
sp>etal 7,l,oramvo me Rsotster.

COLUMBUS. O., May 2.-H. M. Crow,
deputy clerk of Supreme Court, was to-
day bounced by his chief, VIM. II. Hester.
The removal grows out OF the defeat OF
Hester for denomination at the convention
at Cleveland last week. Crow wanted the
nomination, but was forced from the track
when Hester came out. Smarting under
defeat, Crow planned to defeat Hester and
succeeded. Hester after the convention
discovered the duplicity OF his deputy and
at once discharged him.
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FOR Over fifty Years.

Az OLD AND WELL-TRIED RENEDT.-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years By millions OF
mothers for their children while teething.
with perfect success 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhea Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world.
TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle Its value is
iucalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind
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A NEGRO UPRISING
Threatened on Account of the Lynching oil
the Rape Fiends.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May "A rumor
was circulated in this city at late
hour lass. night that a large body OF
armed negroes had assembled and
would shortly march to Goodlettsville
to revenge the lynching of the two
rapists, Henry and Eph Grizzard. AS
soon as this report reached Goodletts-
vile more than 200 citizens OF that town
armed themselves and united TO resist
any movement on the part OF the
negroes.
While the negroes are doing a great
deal OF grumbling among themselves,
strictly not within hearing Of the white
people, as several were severely dubbed
for this offense on the day Of the lynch
ing, IL Is not believed that they have
the courage to attempt any open demon
stration. Up to this hour IL is not be-
ieved any have left this city for Good
lettsville.
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Randolph County Convention.
-,,l 7steoyo,n IN fhs RsOistsr.

BEVERLY. W, Va, May 2.-The Demo
Gratis of Randolph county met in mass
meeting here to-day and selected delegates
10 the State and other conventions. The
delegates 70 the tenth Senatorial conven-
tion were instructed 10 vote for A: II.
Scott, of this county. Hon. p. G. East
ham and Hon. W A. MacCorkle, candl-
dates for Governor, addressed the meet,
ing Judge Bennett, also gubernetorlal
candidate, was present, and Col l. V.
johnson, candidate for Auditor The DEL
egates are enthusiastic and will do their
duty for the success Of the party this fall.
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Martinsburg Municipal Nominations
y,,s-i1t ysisgrQfn 10 me Register.

SpfctGl AetegTOHh 20 bta heSsetef'
MARr1NsBURG, w. VA, May 2.---As per
cali issued the Democrats met in Gran
than Hall this evening and ren0mlnated j.
w. McSherry as candidate for Mayor. n:
&. Berry and S. j. Dodd were renominated
for Councilmen in the First and Fifth
wards, and nominated :. w Westenhaver
in the Third, \. NJ. Gilbert in the Second,
and j.. NJ. O'Conneu in the Fourth wards
The Republicans also held their conyen,
zion. nominating $. II. Martin, ex-Clerk oil
the Circuit Court for Mayor. Council,
first, Z. c. Custer; second, j. Z. Hutzter
third. Joseph Grimes; fourth, w. Il. Cline
ane fifth, Fl. Mcdowell.
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He Gave weird Decisions.

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, May 2.-The Browns
looked every inch the victors in the last
half OF the seventh inning to-day.
Gleason, however, let down in his de-
livery about this time and together
with some awful fumbles by Crooks the
Washipgtons won. McCrum had a
tough time Of it and was guyed horrible
by the crowd for his many weird de-
cisionS. Score:
Ct Iouis. ........O l 9 0 3 o o. s
Washington. ........3 = U u O-lO
Earned runs, Washington .; errors,
and >: hits, IL and 9; pitchers, Gleason
and Killen. Umpire, McCrum.
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workingmen and Police Cone Together.
Cavalry Called Upon.

THE HAGUE. May 2.-The only i'm
portant disturbance that marred tho
peaceful character OF May Day In Bol-
land occurred at Leewarden, seventy
miles northeast OF Amsterdam. Here a
conflict occurred between the police
and a number OF worklngmen as the
latter were leaving a meeting. The
row caused the greatest excitement
throughout the evening.
The rioters stoned the police. Many
OF the missiles were thrown wildly
with the result that number OF win
dows in dwelling houses were smashed.
The trouble threatened 70 become very
serious and the cavalry were called
upon TO assist the police In restoring
order. The soldiers found no difficulty
10 dispensing the rioters.
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A social scandal caused 1t.

CLINTON, Miss, May 2.-As Charles
Armstead, of Vicksburg, stepped OF the
train here to-day he was met by Charles
Bradley, who began firing at him Arm
stead returned the fire, FIVE shots in all
being fired.
Armstead fell fatally wounded while
Bradley was not touched. Bradley imme-
diately surrendered to the authorities; Inc
shooting has its origin in an old scandal in
which the names Of Mr. Armstead and a
young lady highly connected was asso-
ciatad
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Actors, Fnnd Ear Opened.

New York, May 2.-The fair for the ben
eft of the actors fund was opened In Mad
isonSouareGarden tonight in blaze OF in
candescent glory. The veteran comedian,
Joseph B. Jefferson, opened the fair offi
cially. The fair will remain open six days
Dozens of charming young women. each
a familiar figure on the stage, had booths
IL was said that fully ten thousand people
visited the Garden tonight
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THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
The Republicans Nictorious-Another
Bomb Explosion.

The Republicans Nictorious-Another
Bomb Explosion
PARIS, May 2.-M. Loubet, the Prime
Minister and Minister OF the Interior
to-day Informed the Cabinet that the
returns OF the municipal elections show
ed a continued increase In the number
OF Republican candidates elected. The
opinion now is that out OF the 90i coun-
ellis elected the Republicans will have
majority OF l9i.
A dispatch received to-day from Abby,
capital OF the department OF TarD.
states that q dynamite cartridge was
exploded in by street In that city last
night. The explosion caused consider
able damage, but the damage done was
trifiIng. OF course every one believes
the explosion was the work OF an An
artist, but there is no clue to his iden-
tity.
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In missouri and Iowa.

ST JOSEPH, Mo, May "A terrible
wind and rain storm swept over Holt,
Nodaway aud Atchison counties IN Mis-
souri, and the southern tier Of Iowa coun.
ties yesterday. The damage done Will
reach many thousands of dollars and loss
Of life is reported in the vicinity OF kalr-
fax, Mo. The Creston branch OF tue Bur
hngton was washed out for distance OF
mile and half south Of Conway, Iowa.
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WHEELING W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1892

dict in the colonies, which appeal must
be heard by the judicial committee OF
the privy counsel. II the judges accede
70 the petition to rehear, a further in.
auiry will occur. The last instance OIL
the kind was the case of the Canadian
rebel Louis Riel.
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West vIrsinIa Postma.ters.


optctdt IttsCr1fh % 70 hegtSIer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 2.--The follow
Ing West Virginia pOstmasters were ap-
pointed to-day: J. ID. Price, at Argo. Green
orier county, in place Of g. Y. McClung,
! )resigned; Mary PrOsser, at Congo. Han
cock county, in place Of A. Lockhart. re-
signed; NJ. Q. jameson, at Finch, Ritchie
county, in place of d. H. Riggs, resigned ;
=. W. Owenby, at GraySvills, Marshall
oounty, in place Of T. P. Hornbrook, re
signed; W. H. Mccullough. at Munson,
Morgan county, in place Of D. 3. MunsOn,
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For kissing his wife.

ANDERSON, May 2,-When George Doyle
went TO the residence of Earl budding, a
farmer near Anderson, he found Mrs.
budding and her husband sitting, on the
porch. Doyle coolly walked up and kissed
Mrs. budding, whereupon tue husband
drew his revolver and hIed three times,
Shooting Doyle through the right elbow,
thigh and right lung Doyle will die.
budding came TO this city and gave him
self up. budding takes the affair coolly,
and his conduct is regarded ss lusnnaoie.
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weatherC Cold: Crowd Small.

CHICAGO, May 9.-The Colts played
splendid ball to-day and batted Clark
son freely, while Gumbert was almost
invincible. Dahlen's work at third and
a left hand catch by Canavan were the
features. Weather cold; crowd small.
Score:
Chicago ...S 900 o o 0 IA
Boston. 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. l
Earned runs, and /. Errors, 2 and
6, Hits, 10 and 3. Pitchers, Gumbert
and Clarkson. Umpire, Hurst.
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A Bridge blown Down.

SpscIdI TsleQrd1l % nc He0isEer.
MARrINsBURG, W. VA. May 2.--Intelli-
gence reaches here that the bridge being
built across the Potomac river at Cherry
Run by the Western Maryland Railroad,
10 connect with the Baltimore and Ohio,
blew down this evening, killing one man
and injuring i've.
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I,rex. May "A dyramite cartriog gs
.ios.5 On The threshold OF house 10
.''e pn',levsrd Sauveniere this eveninG.
rs. suo porse and A building adjoining were
nartisily ~ wrecked. the fsgssooes rsfs a Tsa 1csa
Psras al the windows were smashed. Ine
up sno al ~ IL calculated, contained .
carad csr.uf ~ dynamite All the wlnooNs
tsia ritbiu : radius Of two hundred yards were
doma0ed.
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Burned by Anarchists.

PARIS. May 2.-Tne Grand Circus ~
Troyes was set on fire to-day presumably
by Anarchists, and burned TO the froano.
The flames spread 70 and destroyed tDIeo
adjacent houses. While the fire was burn
ing loud explosion was heard In the inte-
rior OF the circus.
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RICHMOND, IND, May 2.-Yesterday
VIM. Oey and George Boyce, two local
sports of prominence, who have been IN
training fOrs ne time and weigh respec-
tivelv i35 and l55 pounds, fought for
purse of $lOO near this city. Boyce was
knocked out in the fifth round.
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Ohio Crop Report
Special telegram TO the RtOister.

COLUMBUS, o., May 2.-The Ohio weekly
crop report, issued to-day, shows that the
condition Of the wheat crop except in the
southern part of the State has not mater
ially improved. Spring farm work has
progressed very fast and in many places
farmers are ready TO plant corn. The
ground is in excellent condition for cuItlva-
ton. The peach crop is ruined, the cnerry
CROP badly damaged but there is promise
of big apple crop.
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Divorce for an Alien.
- z.l.rra,n % tAs Rsa.stsr.

SDfcidI IeIe1rGfn 20 tIls he0tstsT.
CoLUMBUs. o., May 2.-Iudge Evans in
granting a divorce here to-day rendered a
decision that is exciting much comment.
He held that under Ohio laws a foreigner, If
a aresideut here, can sue for divorce. In this
case he granted a decree to subject OF
Queen Victoria
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Before breakfast

ALWAYS use SOZODONT and rub it in
well. Il gives such pleasant relief from
parched tongue resulting from sleep, pro-
notes the healthfnl secretions Of the
mouth. II will cost more for meat and
such things, but don't begrudgs the Prics
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Assistants Appointed.
~ 1-.I.rrn,,, N M Rantstsr-

ColrBrs. o., May 2-Dr. F. B. Nc
Neal. dairy and food commissioner-elect,
who assumes Office tomorrow, announces
the appointment Of George A. Root, Gin
cinnati, and w. II. Stewart, Cleveland, to
be his assistants
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A Timely Two Bagger.

CLEVELAND, o., May "A timely
two Dagger by Esper with only one out
in the ninth inning, gave Philadelphia
the winning run in tO-day's game. At
tendance small. Score:
Cleveland .....I 0 0 1 0 0 0 o. 9
Philadelphia. 0 l 0 o / 3
Hits, and 6; earned, and =; errors,
. and /; pitchers, Young and Esper;
umpire, Emslie.
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An.rchl.t Threats In Holland.

LONDON, May 2.-May Day meetings
were held In all the principal towns oil
Holland and were largely attenned. The
dispatches received from that country re-
port that some violent Anarchist threats
were made, but there was no real disorder.
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Ignored Their Endorsement.

NTFTTII W IF0F1'NN's
CoLUMBUS, o., May 2-Governor NC
EiDlev to-day appointed G. +. Perkins, of
Akron. chief clerk of the Board of Public
Works. The Board indOrsed 5. B. Batch
tell for the place, but the Governor ignored
the Endorsement.
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Man Dl.eorered.

p.srs. May e.-The man :.s wse eiassa sar,.eEs .os
ooTo Toprs on Sunday. and who wss aim
IN Ls s,..oss ro fatally Injured By the ezpcsson,
. ss : xeaIthy grocer. He Is wei kpo"h -
. nous nan and roysiist
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A Close Game.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 2.-The
home team won from Milwaukee In
very interesting game to-day.
Kansas City.....3 3 o 0 o 0 J. S
milwaukee, ..1 D 2 o O.
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The Apostles Win

ST. PAUL, May 2.-By sharp fielding
and hard hitting, the home club won to-
day with ease. Score:
st. Paul o 5 l 0-l2
Columbus ........0 0 0 l. 3
Pitchers, Walworth and ODay.
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wAsurxsros. D. C.. Nay 2-For West
Virginia. Western Pennsylvanis end Ohio.
showers: slightly cooler. except stationary fem-
persture on Lake Erie; varisble uindss
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swartzeII,s WIlndess.

PITssBURG, PA, May 2.-Brooklyn-
Pittsburg game postponed; wet grounds.
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MINYEAPoIIs. MINI, May 2.-Swart-
zel's wldness lost the game for Mime
apolis.
Minneapolis .....1 30 0 o o o o. 5
1CladO d O l U l. y
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The Same I'D PlttsburE.

CINCINNATI, o., May New York
Cincinnati, no game; wet grounds.
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Rain at Omaha.
wet Grounds at Cincinnati

OMAHA, NEB., May mo game
rain.
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LONDON, May 2.-Deeming can delay
execution By al appeal from the yer-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

day the prospects In the state Tor con-
tinusi prosperity In the great field os
agriculture arr most cheering. And "a
whom do we look with more anxiety for
our own veal than the farmer l. hs
no, the only man who produces fool
sufficient for himself and o,hersl We
cannot eat IA. wares - Mr. Tiffany. not
ye, the icautiful fabrics - Worth. We
mus, look o. the farmer for our bread
and the Farmers Alliance for our fun.
Farmers Alliances are not always sue
cc..fui In .ubycTtins established poli,-
ical methods. bccaus. 1t Il difficult for
~ to NEE, often enough to dlscuss and
consider questions oi moment Ia ~.
am a memb-r of tho Ashlield Mas.
Farmers club ~ u Mr, Curtis. And
yet have not b-cn able 10 attend fOr
over year. Ny farm u situated In
BuncOmbc county. y. &. u Is an OBJ
liquc farm. with fender On the lower
,sigc 90 keep the potatoes from falling
into George vandcrbilts farm, which Is
below mine on the French Bral river,
After q hari days work on this uprigh,
farm ! am too worn ou, to attend a
meeting % the Alliance or even of our
club.
II l. 40 with other farmers. w. riss
very early. work hard. take only an
hours noonins. anil at night We are ~
worn out that a. sO0n ~ our chores are
done we arr glal 10 leave the country In
the hands u those who have nothing
clss 10 do. Tha, Is why We fall rady
victim, 10 the wiles u ,ho-e who arc IN
ih. vile business
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4 notice with much pleasure that some


notice with much pleasure that some
scientist has again been successful In
ovcrtaking aad roping a grip microbe
by getting up early in the morning 10
surprise the inicrobe while u was out
grazing or something. On. how com
forting Il IL 10 know that q great man.
with butterfly net with handle To IL.
has deftly gathered In the little Mike as
10 fiit,ei from lung "a lung'
Now II he could kerosene u and let II
20 among the other microbes his idea IL
that most % them would 90 away al.
most at once. The microbe. ESPECIALLY
the grip microbe. Is exceedingly ayerse
90 the odor ~ kerosene. and believe
the day Il no, far distant when this plan
will have driven away the parent mi.
crobc-. leaving tho young 10 die OF hun
ser.
DIR. Ame.. "a young unmarried physi.
cian. went out microbing a month ago
and got enough for q mess. lie kept
them. however. for week or ~, giving
them fresh lung every little while to
nibble on. lie says that the microbs
dos not show high order % intelli.
gcnce. but may l.. taught to sit M on
iis hind legs ami ask Tor new lung
when hungry. lie SAYS that this bacili
lus Il smaller than the Mouse sep,icrmia,
which has l.en heretofore regarded as
the smallest bacillus known Ia the sPorts.
man.
Professor Pfeiffer has male some
very careful studies % this little microte
In Enrop- lIe got the seeds. he says,
from the cxpcctorat0rs ~ crowned
heal and sowcd them In glyccrin. lie
was successful In getting from thcse .
bruoi of bacillus, or hacilli. rather,
which convinced him nj once that he
could furnish an epidemic Ia any town
on short notice at "a small cost. He be.
gan % supply European physicians with
sridcmic- on commission fnr fees paid
both to physicians anil undertakcr,. AMI
now hardly has 20 do n days work once
q month. IIs just strolls through his
microhe conservatory. looking over the
display. AMI every little while putting .
feeble one on it, feet again or patting
IA. mother ,endcrly on the tack All ~
them know him now. and when they
hear hi- foot.,ep hundreds II them will
soamper out from t.hind their bronchia
r,tryat with q glad cry of welcome.