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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New-England Eastern New.York, Eastern PennsyI
yania and New-Jer.ey, continued warm and generally
clear for days; slightly cooler In Northern New
England; westerly winds.
For Delaware. Maryland Virginia. the Carolnas ane
Georgia, slightly warmer and clear days.
Rlvers--The Ohio Lower Missouri Lower Arkansas ane
Lower Mississippi will rise; the Cumberland Upper ana
Middle Mississippi, Red and Savannah Will fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

LITTLE INSURANCE IN NETWORK COMPANIES.
There no foundation for the published report
New York Insurance men say, that companies hero
carried nearly all the on the property do
stroycd at Creole, Col on Sunday. MI. Weed. OF the
firm OF Weed & Kennedy, says that he does not
believe dollar OF the insurance was placed with New.
York companies Other insurance men say that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
THE MELRoSE HANDICAP TO-DAY.

The race OF chief interest at Morris Park To-Day
will be for the Melrcse Handicap for three yearouS'
a, one and one-sixtccnth miles. Among the starters
=, .ho renowned St Floran the onc-eycd son Of st.
Rlaise who IS called upon 20 conccde tons Of weight
10 some very useful colts. A stirring contest Is
likely TO be seen. The fields IN the other races arc
NJ inst the size to insure good betting ana close
finishes These are the entries In fuli:
FIRST RACE-For three. year-olds and upward. s",'p
stakes OF SO each. with $1,000 added "cighto "
hollow the scale. Six furlon7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

After suffering untold three years from Rheuma.
sn having had much treatment without relief decided
70 take Swlfrs Specific. Eight bottles
CURED ME ENTIRELY.
and wish other sufferers know Of the value Of your
great remedy for Rheumatism. JOHN MCDONALD,
McDonald's Mills Ga.
Send for free Treatise on the Blood and Skin.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

sev.n t,-,oncs speth. 100 CNeux), TO l. won
IIorrv u.,don los Porter, 4 to ., second; Calhoun
100 1perkinson) to l, third. Time-1 :2o L.
Seventh race-For three year olds and up""na' -
tlrongs. Palestine 1O7 (R. Williams, 10 /, won.
but was disqualified foul and Harry sInn i i0
w Tee, q 10 J. second Lillian Lindsey loi lfcr-
kinson1 ? tn , third Iimc-l 80 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

FOR candy McCARTI1Ys MOTHER.
The subscription rised by W. II. Mccarthy for the
relief Of the mother OF the jockey A. Mccarthy who
died on saturday, amounted last evening TO $l,Oso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
hLLC0Ck'S 5 tss9ss

M other Masters have been produced which gam
e. .,v es.innonials Of high value those continu'
ousiy accorded to ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAslEf.''
and the only motive for these exceptional co"'nen-1
tons lies in the fact Of their being m'tiehai anu
pharmaceutical preparation Of superior NAuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
FAST TIME no MANHATTAN BEACH.

Commencing with June o, special express trains
for Manhattan Beach. via Thirty fourth VIII s, avg
D. IN. except Sundays. sundays at 80. 2:3o,
$40 and $50 p M Time thirty minutes ,hsis t,i M
wild leave thirty Iourthst ferry ten minutes er.s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

Tribune once. June Z. a. m.-Clear weather was us
rule yesterday, with southwesterly winds humo'v
registered 30 in the morning and ~ at evening Inv
temperature ranged between o. and So degrees the aver
ago FISH, being 1871 higher the corresponding oaL
last year, and SO higher than on Sunday D.. ,.,,
In and this city to-day there VIII pfoDaoy "o '~'
weather with slight thermal changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
Betting.
Il paid s25 o5. place sl1 :

Mutuas-sor encll straight paid s2o o. place s11 u
Lavish place S1S
Tresce Tom Tough, Captain Brown. Berwyn. Poor
Jooxthan Atrplant, Tom Hayes and Bengal were with
arswn At the post Lambey, on Dalsyrian. was kicked
On the leg by Contribution and the starter allowed hin
10 get and walk around I'LL e"sd Of the palm The
nae fell OH start Great Guns being in the rear As
usual Lavish Immediately crossed the track In front
Of the aeid md taking the rail made the running till
within mr. yards Of nnish Stonenell then coming
with q rush passed him and won by meek Lavish
second lengths before Contribution who beat Key
Wat TIVE lengths.
SECOND RACE-For thrce-yoar-edS sweepstakes OF
80 each with o. 900 added. The winner TO Be SOLO 81
auction Seven furlongs
Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
THE DEAD LIST GROWS.
Continued from First pago.

ding within the compass of the rushing waters
in its awful grasp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

TWO BREAKS IN THE BAYOU RAPlDEs LE'hn
Alexandria. Ia. June 6-There were two breaks
in the payou Rapides Levee last night. The water
Hooded GOO acres OF cotton and corn lands Ths
Red River here Is three inches higher than ever DO
fore known.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS:

In THIS diagram q continuous white line shows ~
changes In pressure Indicated by The Trounes ssas
recording barometer The broken line represents tho ~
perAturo "a observed OF Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

e. LtttlCneid,
his enaered price and the value OF the purse
THIRD RACE.-cAsANovA STAKES. Tor Niles two
wears old A sweepstakes OF 800 each h. T. win
u 500 added. Winners Of $500 TO carry N swee
Of s25o0 Of 5000, n extra Mon,"'n"e,'
OF 81 600 allowed 4 N. Beaten madens allowed ~
Ok ''''''A' & se"i"ffil
W J: sr,,ro: B Li'els. by hfRGlsy So 4-5
n'iSs a'ff, r,a,;:i ,ss .,ss.s; 81 ~ Fl
i,a E aIly 10, lisnhd ii 7
Dead heat
raid s' e: pa na ss Pse0 III ~ nave
silver Queen Mendacity and Polly Marshall were with
drawn. The Katie A nlly was added to the hcld. she
took tho track at start crossing in front Of her horses
and nearly fouing fropriety LSeis se' sui ,or NV
and caught her on the post, making dead heat.
proprety third was two lengths back The stakes were
divided
FoIRTg RACE-For two-year-olds. non.winners OF
$1,000 sweepstakes OF go each win 81 ooo aodeu
winners TO Gerry extra. Horses that have started
and no. run second allowed N. Five and one-half
''''''s' g. ne'''p Fl.
A. f. Van Ness b. c. MorelO b. ESlHs ,s ss
M. Ser,se DAYS NY Oh. c. Shelley Tuite lis
Boyle I,,,encd. b. c. Eagle Ss si;s iis :, -
G fISS:ssD 11s
s r.s1I Ton III lis al
ve'pasian' 1iS'''''' Tme-i 90. .'.' Nv
Mutusl.-Morello straight paid si7 co, place g. POI
Shelley Tutte place 81 90 o, ,r,s
apy doub. about it, took the track at the start am
holding 1t throughout won as he pleased by 'hrec
Shelley futile second the same distance peiore -
Bird who beat Courtship length and hai. "'liso
went whip at the last quarter post ou' ms
failed to get Shelley futile near Morrlo' WIN i0' Wv
first time had good jockey on his back
FIFTH RACE-HUDSON RIVER HANDICAP, 10, ~, 90
ages sweepstakes OF $50 each, h. f. WIN 800
sdded. Closed January 4, 1872, WIN 40 ho
ono '''' '"N 81 Re'Dp f.
M aSgaEis q Es III ilSn,, s g. Ss 80
Preakness S'a0'eS Dr. '"' a. covHgtS3j2 10 1-2
w. Barrichs BIZ h. Tom Rogers 4 sins. Sa 81 IS
Russell. T. 11s". ,r;mc.2 ;o ii'''e'e'D'
Observation-Disclosures, st1aiSht Yaid sla o., place 81 o5
LvOnia place - 40 ,. ,,r, and
dorchester were withdrawn Livona, under the teht,'
kind OF pull made the running UP the NIL o,cr ~'o
Materhorn and down the stretch 10 inc las. i"''o',
most where Banquet colareG her. Ai'er u,e' ~.
damned together two three times Iarai eo' hq"0'
o,.,nnaed and by hard riding landed him winner 10y
length Lvona second. four lengths before Tom ROGERS
who beat Russell nose ana -.
SIXTH RACE--For all ages 'wcepsakes OF ~ t'"'
with $1,000 added. The winner to DC sofa al "u'''"
One MILE 81 ne''G Fl.
wsk};s rs yi: i5s Gs s'''
George rorocs's b. g. Arab. ClatdI Hss 81 ,-s
D. T. Pulsifcfs b. g. KrhOvef p. !; sI 20 ST
cvrosn,e. O. oo........::.....GL aRbley 81 -
knssSFdss il Is%ss % 81 10
ssFSssa: s. Goins;on'O Isl o.
Mn,n,-ycror.ye2 2aq's Straight aS paid ali 2s place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
Betting.
ST. Pl.

Observation-Disclosures colt straight paid 6123 so. place
81 %; Sc Anthony tneld, place go 70.
Yemn Wa the only withdrawal. Peruvian and St
AnAay Ct % little In Trent to IN excellent start but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

quickly passed by Alcaide. who made tne funnaa
for half mile In the stretch Tom Tough took up INC
work but Coy1neton sat perfectly still TIL both 81
Anthony the wyandotte colt passed him Even 'heh
he seemed asleep Bryant rodet good hnish' anu w.
wysndotte colt won by neck ST. Anthony secon'' "'
length before Tom Tough, who beat Aleade mead
C. Itticaed H. claimed Peruvian out OF the race iof
his enaered price and the value Of the purse.
THIRD RACE.NASANOvA STAKES. Tor hil'es TWO
years old. sweepstakes Of 800 each h. T. WIN
n 500 added Winners Of So 500 70 carry N twice
Of s25oO or once OF q, 900. n extra Non-wnhes
OF 81. 600 allowed 4 N. Beaten madens allowca H.
DIX furlongs ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

.ycar.olds and upward. non
900. a Sweepstakes Of so
Weights 10 N below the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

Following are the weights for tho Cherry Diamond
Handicap 1 1-l6 miles. TO be run at Morris Pnrk
on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
One mile and o slXtfenth

SIXTH RACE-For all ages. sweepstakes OF s20 each,
with 81, 600 added. The winner TO be sold at auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

Mutuals-NOv- or-Nev@ suash' p''u ~ 49, -
Sc Is: Arab place 10 %. w.
Costawov H. India Rubber. Gertic ID and Key west
were withdrawn. Arab led for quarter ana gave way
.. Kirkovcr who made the running Til holt way down
,h stretch where he was passed by Now-orNeNer VINO
c,mo away when called upon by bergen. ana won eaHF
nv 4 length: Arab second neck bcforc kirkover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
TIE CHERRY DIAMOND HANDICAP.

First race at 2:30 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
DAMAGE At OTHER PLACES.

Eric, Penn, June G.-Clark's mldam at Union
City burst last evening and wall OF water
swept through the town carrying thirty houses
from their foundations, and while many persons
were badly hurt, none lost their lives. Dca-
morcs thrcc-story brick building fell. demolishng
several frame buildings adjoining The Keystone
Block was undermined and fell. Goodcnough's
jewelry store and the rear Of the postofcc build
ing and Coopers planning mill were all wrecked.
Hundreds Of horses and cattle were drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
$50 each, al 900 added

HANDICAP, for threc.vear.
$50 each, h. e. With 81. 500
, 1892, with so nominations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

THIRD RACE-VAN NEST STAKES. for two-ynar o'dS
A sweepstakes n $50 each. with 81 go added liN
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23
EnaaInnnnhle Goods.

My business here Is To sell thing. .
remarked a uidd.c.aged salesman 10
his friend as he made q memorandum
Of cash sale In his book; and. Of
course | expect to sell whatever goods
people ask for. II have them IA stock.
But ! do wish they wouldn't come
here and buy Canton flannel for cur
tains and draperie5. There Is nothing
that sell that makes mo 50 uucom.
Portable as this. / have had some
frightful experiences with these goods.
which ! suppose have made mo in.
usually nervous about them There
Is nothing in the whole range Of dry
goods sointammabIe as the fine grades
Of Canton flannel. / have had the
house set on fire repeatedly because
some one lighted lamp In the yicin.
lty OF Canton flannel draperg. /
used to be very fond Of this sort OF
goods. but there Is nothing that would
induce me now TO put up yard Of II
IN my house. II you want to under.
stand the occasion Of my fears Just
take a bit Of tho stuff and hold il near
the flame Of lamp. The blaze will
travel over it faster than prairie
fire. | have sometimes thought |
would positively refuse TO sell the
goods, but people want them and /
suppose no one would thank me for
advice on the subject. IN. Y. Ledger
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23
TWO MEN.

''HoC sweet, the first man cried, sis
death!
The faltering pulse, the dying breath
Form cut gentle span between
The life unsolved and the life unseen,
Where the weary soul shall know no care,
But rest and beauty everywhere
All death is sweet! And so say !,
Give me the man content to die"
The other sighed and shook his heau
"Ahl death comes all too soon, he said.
And better than blighted youth, | wage,
Is the charm that lies in green old age.
With sturdy frame, and hardy health,
And goodly store OF worldly wealth.
Mans life is sweet, Indeed. and he
Whose life is long is the man for me. =
And then the life insurance fakir
Rose and left the undertaken Puck.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23
RARE AND READABLE.

Tho Gbnr ~ tho iHrsrnl plant ~ -pWfH-
ern NriTona IS found e. make rope and
twipr ns great strength and 81 almost ia.
tfHttri ruiurHur,t
To ,auw giro growth made iti the indBse
try Of furnishing kuliling wood q Single
factory ~ Eeuusylvnnia turns uut Ggl.
we bundles pcr month
W hutlh one ~ tho monster tie tuu
bnns requires about ns murh time a.i
t1Ers n build the yCsgpl which carries iL
- etst q about sID1. Onn
More thau onr half ~ the tin tho world
produces cntnrs FROM the Malay peninsula,
whore Il Is mined by Chinese 10 IS fouuh
~ pockets from twenty "a thirty feet b.
low the surface
The consumption ~ brcr In this country
iast year was 400, 0OO, 900 gallons w the
salu" period the consumption Of the same
article IN England was 5s7 600 900 gallons
aud 10 Germany 595 900, 900 gallons.
IN Hungary, whore the railways have
not been paying tho fares were reduced
from ~ 70 per cent and IN consequence
Tue nHnhcrpf passengers rose from 5000
VUO 20 1000, 600 and The receipts IS Fer
cent
Tho agricultural bureau In Washington
y devoting much time and care toward
cnltivating tho bamboo Of China II If
the most useful variety ~ that class 81
vegetation known. aud it, uses enter into
almost every industry IN China
Mr. Nathan Harris, OF Rich Valley, Va,
ms y daughter nineteen years old, who Is
only two feet ton inches IN height mud
weighs Just forty nnd half pounds, She
Is well proportionei aud Intelligent, and
her hair sweeps the noor when sho stand
erect
While J, 7, Jones, n storokecper OF POI
cnboutHs, w VA, was engaged In opening
bottle Of ginger ale nt his store recently
the cork would not come out nnd Jones
put the bottle UP TO his face TO examine
IT. when tho cork suddenly flew out OF the
bottle, striking him In tho right cye, ex-
tihRuishinR its sight forever
There is said Go he Il small religious sect
III New York, tho memberB of which call
themselves ''mates." IL Is composed Of
men and women who arc married by
spirits, Every quarrel or domestic
problem is settled by tho snmp agency, the
matter being stated 10 tho spirits In nm
open meeting Most OF tho members are
Swedes
At oster, in Kiobenhaycn, Denmark,
balloon was found with slip Of paper OF.
mchCd TO II. On this slip tho owner OF
the balloon declared TINT IN shower or
shine ho w0nld love the muidrn who might
nhd tho balloon rfa'c would have H.
says tho Scandinavian Voice, that The
maidon who actually found IL had seen
seventy winters; but she Is advertising IN
tho papers for the eccentric sutton,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23
Tho Wnr-rorresnondent.

When D Roman general took the
field it was the fashion TO carry with
him o Greek historian or poet, whose
duty 1t was to celebrate his employers
victories 'I.ucullus never went With
out his Greek 10 his wars, neither did
Pompey. = In this custom, may DO
seen the first appearance OF the war
correspondent Of to-day. There is a
letter from Cicero TO Cesar rccoms
mending - person to act IN this
capacity. This man. Apollonius, had
already chroniclcd d campaign for
Crassus, and he now offers himself as
war-historian to Caesar IN Spain. H..
Saturday Evening Post.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23
a Natural Error.

lie had been doing comfortably in
his easy char before the fire for some
time when he surprised his family by
jumping to his feet aud slapping about
his head with u newspaper
Whats the matter?' asked his
wife in natural alarm.
Don't ye hear itPn he returned.
u hear nothing but Fred practicine
on his new cornet in the attic.
'Cornct!" he exclaimed In a tone OF
relief by George ! thought it was
one of those seaside mosquitoes. -
Washington Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23
Qmeen mnrr,r Lnn.,lnr.

Mary Queen Of Scots had a fayorito
Iap-dog, which is said to have been
present at the execution OF It's moor
mistress in FOtheringay castle. After
the royal lady had been hehcaded. the
faithful creature refused to leave bor
dead body, and had to be carried ont
OF the hall by force. At that period
dogs Wore tho pets Of men as well
as OF women. Dir. Boloyu. relation
OF unhappy queen Anne Holeyn. owned
ono which" as il is written. mo
dotted on" Anne once asked him 10
grant her one wish, and In return he
should have whatever he might desire.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23
THE AFRICAN BUSH.
A Terror-TnsP ring Land Where SlencN
aud Heat Are FrIghtfuI.

and Heat Are FrIghtful.
TO see this land typically one shoulC
\ outspan ones wagon ON the top OF /
height on summers midday. says 4
writer in the Fortnightly Review.
Not Il creature stirs anywhere, and
the sun pours down its rays on the
faccid dust-covered leaves OF the
bushes. When tho driver has gone "a
lie down behind the bushes aud the
leader is gone to take the oxen Ia
water, II YOU stand up alone on the
chest ut the front Of the wagon and
look out you will see as far as your
eye can reach over hills and dales, the
silent motionless. hot bush stretching
Not sound Is to DO heard. and the
heat IS so intense your hand blsters on
the tent OF the wagon whore you have
rested II; only from clump OF bush
at your right cicada sets up its keen,
shrlll cry glorying in the heat and sol.
ltude OF the bush Not less character.
lstlcally do you see il whom, as little
child. you travel through ii in the
night. The OK wagon creeps slowly
along tine sandy road, the driver
walking beside calls al intervals to his
tired oNen;' we look out across the
wagon-chest and see az the wagon
moves along how the dark outline or
the bushes on either side seems 10
move too; u great clump seems coming
nearer and nearer like vast animal;
the shapes are magniicd By the dark.
We creep closer down behind the
wagon chest and look across il
Against the dark night sky On our
right on the ridge Of the hill. are the
gaunt forms u aloes standing like a
row o. men keeping watch. We re-
membered all the stories we had heard
OF Ratiir wars and men shot and stab
ped as they passed along hillsides and
OF wild animals. aud we creep down
lower then a will-o- the-wisp comes
out from some dried-up torrent.
bed, and far before Us dances IN and
ont among the clumps OF bush. now ia
and now out again
You are glad when the people II.
the wagon begin TO sing hymns and
more glad yet when at $50 the wagon
stops drawn up against a great clump
OF bush at tho roadside. The tired oxen
are taken from the yoke. and every
one climbs ont and fire Il lighted.
ana you gather from far and wide
stamps OF dried elephants food aud
euphorbia that you can drag with one
hand. and bits Of branch and dry twlg.
and throw thcra on the fire: tho flame
leaps higher and higher. and all Hi
down beside the rudy blaze.
Away behind another bush tho dri.
yer and leader have lighted their fro,
and arc talking TO each other ii Kafr
as they boil the coffee ana grill tho
meat The blnze nf your own fro
leaps up ana illumIues the great pnd
dusty body VI the wagon, with ~
white sails and glints On the horns N
the tire! oxen where they lay tod 10
their yokes chewing the cud, and on
the bush, with ia dark green leaves.
behind you, and you laugh and talk,
and forget the stories u Katlr wars
and the grca, bush stretching about
You
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23

The suggestion of General Kautz
that a better class Of young men
should be induced TO enlist in the reg
ular army is one Of no little import
ance. The monotonous drudgery OF
the life Of the private soldier in time
OF peace does not suit the American
temperament. II the routine can be
made interesting or improving. or if
the troops could be used for explora-
ton, the army would attract young
men Of different grade.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23

marked "a Erlef statement of tho nuIz
Der buried and the manner Ia which
they met their death.
Morley and | reached Marysvillt
without any further delay. and such
was the dread inspired by the killing
OF this gang of robbers that for sew,
eral years the route over the noun
tains was one OF tho safest in Callfor.
mia San Francisco Call.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-23
WHO ROCKED THE Gran,
A strange story Told by Man =,
Now Relieves In Gbo., vac

No" Relieves la Gho,,. vac
met recently my suburban ~
who believes Ia ghosts say NV s'sl9
In the Globe-Democrat Hs Nv,
ashamed 10 say so. either =.
II Was refreshing to hear him alsa-
thai ordinarily uncanny subject n
was a good churchman. Ia said ~
accepted the narrative Of Saul ana NJ
Witch q Endor. and gave the ss..
credence % the 'Dagg mysterias I
occurring not long ago ia Brooklyn.
Canada III sanuers spirit appear.j >
said he 70 warn saul, aad tba Z.
mortals visited Lot and toretols nm
destruction OF the cities Of the n,,t-
then = the proof " spirit eommunios
established and the law goyerrI,,
such phenomena Is doubtless ebanss
les-. What has occurred In the ~,
may have It's counterpart "a ths NJ.
eat and again ia ,he future.
j have In mind. he continued i.
strange case il our little town n As
atin. During the prevalence 81 m.
grip last Year d baby boy, a delicate
child d less than years. was dsBpa,.
ously w ot pneumonia The llttle IA
low was fruit and The attending NM
ait.an had practically given IN 81
hope " saving him This Was cyi9ss,
q me parents Nhen the doctor cass
unsolicited al 1850 uue bitter INA
night 20 see the oaby. His austgs
care was q had Onion Uud al eigb,
long lAn parents watched sAelr nlB,'..,
put-eirs5 darling
But unseen gl.ivaHts were ~ gatth.
!ag They pros ilrd some ugs,srie...
medicine ahru lha babe sas W. 49,
% lase "hat she physician haa u.s.
pArtt And 10 tho baue slept 81 .,8
on. and gained strength roea-d d n,
Visible hands Tor uy-1 utan tueats.
four hours "A las, ho awakened N,
'ympiom % pngum0uia remained
aaa ~ rapidly gained strength lle
y nov one II tho prrt,iesi ami r.as,
robust babies u Austin aud lis father
aEs could iHl. from i sha. tower vim.
oct tn!ur terausc the angels have
charge concerning hiel. n ~ Scr.p.
'4rn ~ bon4'ifagly expresses ,hsidss
~ guardianship
Who rucked tao chgds How Nh.
u loags rnu nor say. ia. NV pstrr.
un- grandmother. who ie.l as.se,
twgaty 1.-Two yrHr, ago. ard whose bod,
it"s o .holWnd miles aaay. claimed
the credit. III response "a verbal
request 'or !n'urugilpu al 10 who Fgs
moving The gnhy cab ia which Ne
ehs.d htf bstk aud forth On M cs-.
pat and rocking II On d, py.ugs as
gave satisfactory nY.Haa,a y Hg
rvssarH Not only dtd DO 81 "
uo. lp ana down tha room when .6r
people wn~u o. 4, but Kept ur Z,
motion when Ihr family wars In fes
diHtngEoum 'rum ahGsh fals mystg-..
oas Phenomenon WIS also watched
ln ihaaH who Witnessed ,his sal
nottr"H tnN rcat- thr iac, ihn, there
ara atuieerinE spirit, was ssr.
r.aHits wel. established Gan ;esss
~ th" truth ~ ban | a4ua He1e.ba1
fur / was au interested observer ias
hours"