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The morning call., 1892-04-28
Won ans Suffrage.

LONDON. April 27-In the House OF Com
mons Sir Albert Kaye Rollit moved the sec
ond reading OF the woman's suffrage bill.
He declared that although much had been
said dero2atory 10 women exercising the
franchise In Wyoming. be had official docu-
ments showing it was beneficial In that
State.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Archbishop Ireland sus,a,nad

ROME, April 27.-The statement Is made
In the Moniteur de Roma that the mission
oil Archbishop Ireland 20 Rome has been
complete success. based on good authority.
Ii appears that the committee OF Cardinals
met Thursday last to consider the charges
was entirely in favor of Archbishop Ireland
in the Saltwater affair.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Thrown From His Wagon.

Charles Bonney, driver of milk-wagon.
was found in daZed condition at corner
of Nineteenth and Howard streets yester-
day morning. He had been thrown from his
wagon by il collding with curbstone, but
as lie wished to be conveyed to his home at
Silver avenue and the San Bruno road the
patrol-Wagon accommodated him. o.
The morning call., 1892-04-28

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Another impos-
ing structure will soon rise beside the
Divinity building of the Catholic Univer-
sity Of America on the grounds of that in
siltutlon. Cardinal Gibbons laid the corner
stone this afternoon with impressive cere-
monies
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Contracted Pyem.ia..

ELKo, New. April 27.-Dr. j. j. Meigs.
county physician. while sewing up the am
putated limb of tramp in the hospital yes.ss
terday, accidentally pricked both index
fingers, resulting in blood poisoning He
started for Sacramento on tO-day's train to
seek medical aid.
The morning call., 1892-04-28

NANAIMo. b. c., April PA m an named
Darlington. who was awaiting trial in the
Nanaimo Jail for the murder of a man
named Brown, committed suicide this aftek-
noon by cutting his throat with a knife. g
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Humboldt County Delegates.

CRESCENT CITY, April 27:-The Repub-.
lican County Committee has elected George
The Democratic County Committee elected
A. Leon and &. f. Goodrich as delegates to
the State convention.
Thomas Duffy, r. W. Miller and Judge E.
Murphy
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Liupered and D;aa

ALBANY, April 27.-As the California ex-
press. southbound. approached Tangent
last night, man was seen standing close to
the track. He did not get out of the way
and was struck and killed by the engine.
1t Is supposed he intended tc board the
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Feather.Wefght prizeFigbt.

NEW ORLEANS. April 27.-There was a
prize-fght before the Metropolitan Club Of
this city tonight, between John Siddons
and John Van Heest. feather weights, for a
purse of $1,000. Seven rounds were fought,
and as SiddOns did not res pond to the call.
Van HeeSt was given the fight
The morning call., 1892-04-28
A ANTI-MONGOOSE.
The State Board of Agriculture Deprscates
MonccosA IInnnrtatin

SACRAMENTO, April 27.-At a meeting of
the executive committee of the State Board
of Agriculture to-day the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
Resoired, That the. reported action OF the
Nationa! Fruit-growing Company of San Fran
cisco in arranging for the Introduction OF the
mongoose into California is, by the State Board
OF Agriculture deprecated, and that said COM
pany be peiitioned to refrain from importing
said animal into this State, believe IL TO be
more dangerous than ground squirrels or
gophers.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
A Notable Wedding

NEW YORK, April 27.-Florine Ranger,
the daughter Of Solomon Ranger. the cotton
king. will marry Maurice S. Wormser to-
morrow. Among the presents is q check
Tor $500, 600 from the bridegroom's father.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Peace in Venezuela.

NEW YoR K, April 27.-Genefal Boulet
Perela, Venezuelan Minister, furnis hes the
following:
CARACAS, April 27.
thiniefer Penezuld, Wdshtngtoa: The reyoIu-
be proclaimed. ' WV"
o,S,enehts 20 the contrary are supplied by
DanhAupl reVoiutohists. (Sgned) PRES DENT
The morning call., 1892-04-28
To Vote on Bonds.

ONTARIO. April 27.-The Town Trustees
voted last night to call bond election for
$4,000 TO improve the town water system.
The fourth annual" flower festival opened
tn-iaIr .
The morning call., 1892-04-28
FATALITY AT MARCUSE.
Mrs soderland Killed by Broken Chain
While Watching Man at Work

MARCUsE, April PA terrible accident.
in which Mrs. John Sederland, wife of a
wellknown rancher, lost her life occurred
this evening about five miles west of here.
She was watching some hired men erect n
windmill, when chain broke and knocked
her inseDsible. She died without recover
ing consciousness.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Burned the Beer Factory.

NEVADA CITY. April27 Weiss brewery.
in the south outskirts of the city. was
burned this afternoon and is total less;
partially inSurad.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
The Human Paradox

Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson will de-
liver the first three lectures on THE Human
Paradox" in Byron Mauzy Hall this even
ing.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

train. Letters upon his body Indicate tho
nan name to be w. S. Rrauff of Victoria
Tenn. de was moderately well dressed
and did not have the appearances of tramn.
although he had no money on his person
The morning call., 1892-04-28
at The Worlas Fair

ROME. April SIT is announced that the
Pope will appoint commission TO prepare
plan Tor an official representation of the
Vatican at the Worlds Fair.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
BECOMING EMPHATIC,

Notice to Cattlemen to Remove Stock From
San Carlos Reservation.
SoLoMo NvILLE; Ariz., April 27-The
Indian agent al San Carlos yesterday tele-
graphed to j. n. Porter. whe, with others,
has large number of cattle on San Carlos
Indian reservation, to remove the same at
once, under penalty of having them rounded
up by soldiers and held for a penalty OF 81
per head. This action shows determine
tion to have all cattle taken from the reser-
walton. A general roundup has been ar
ranged to begin May 8. 1t Will require some
time to gather all the cattle.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
THE DEMOCRATS.

j. l.. Brnss was unanimously selected as
the fourth delegate. Alter the selection of
alternate. the convention look a recess.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Liver Complaint

Few citizens Of Auburn, Me-, are better
known than Mr. ]. B. Emerton, an exten-
sive wholesale and retail dealer In tobacco
and cigars. He SAYS:
'C. |. Hood & Co.. lowell Mass
Dear Sirs: have always considered myself a
weii man until about five years ago, While living
on farm just out Of the city, began to suffer
at times With severe
The morning call., 1892-04-28
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Cures /.

very much better and feel more like working. II
fully need Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential 10 my
comfort It never fail. 10 afford relief. II Is =
God-send TO any one suffering as did" J. &
EMERToN, Auburn, Me.
Haas Pills cure Habitual Constipation by
restoring the a"rlStaltc action of the aiiimentary
canal They are the nest family eathartic.
The morning call., 1892-04-28
]. Pain in My Stomach

Al nrst paid little attention 10 Ii, but IL gradu-
ally grew worse until was obliged to do some
tning On returning 10 the city 1t still continued.
Between two.aud three years ago began taking
Hoods Sarsaparlila, being convinced that was
troubled with dyspepsia complicated with liver
aud am certainly
The morning call., 1892-04-28


DENVER, Colo, April 27-The Republi-
can State convention met here at noon,
1ne sentiment Of the delegates is solid for
the free coinage of silver. Threats are
made that II candidate uDfavorable TO free
coinage Is nominated a new party will be
organized. The delegation to Minnea polls
will favor any one favorable to free coin
age.
The convention was called TO order
shortly after IL o'clock and Charles Z. John
son of Pueblo was chosen permanent chair
man. committee on platform and reso-
lutioDs was appointed, after which the
convention proceeded 10 the selection of
delegates at large. Senators Edward c.
Wolcott, Henry NJ. Teller and Congressman
Townsend were put in nomination. The
delegates seemed to 90 wild at the mention
OF these names. they cheered for several
minutes and when quiet was restored the
nominations were seconded by every dele
gate IN the convention and the gentlemen
were declared unanimously elected. This
means that President harrison, In all prob
ABILITY, will not receive the vote of the
Colorado delegation at Minneapolis. Hou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
MRS. HOLINESS PUBLIC REQUESTS.

Springfield, Mass, NOV. 25.-Ihe Will Of Sophia B.
,ri ate If Nonson hlcd the Probate Oico In tils
CITY today contains public lcqucsts to she amount Of
~ oo1 Tho Monsoon Academy receives $4,000; Mon.
.on Free Library and Kcdc.ng-room $1,000; American
Hama Nl.snilr, society OF .WIorA. $1,000; Ancr an
p,,,I n rotelln Missions $1,000, Wom,n's Board Il
Mission, 4 Boston. American Colgr sational Union OF
New.York New Wet Educltoa Commission, French
Protestant Cole-e Springfield. and American Missionary
Association 5000 each; American Bolc society OF Now
Ynrk and American S,anan's Fund $1,000 each, town
n Mon,oa for cemetery purposes 500; Cd Ladies'
Home Home f.r the n .ad.-s, Home for Aged couples.
All Of Smneled, and the Ncw.lcrA cry Mission aad
Trust society American Female Guardian Society, and
Five Points House Of Industry 81 NeWYork 500 each
She also lcn about $1,000 relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
TENEZCELANS STILL ANGRY.
THEY BLAME CIRCUMSTANCES FOR THE ESCAPE
OF GENERAL MJARES.

THEY BLAME CIRCUMSTANCES FOR TIE ESCAPE
OF GENERAL MlJARES.
The Fed " d. Line steamship Caracas arrived mere
nj a late hour last night from In Guayra N'neAu'a.
From ono Of the PASSENGERS was learned mat the
feeling I'm Venezuela "Vcr tho refusal Of captain
Chambers, OF the Red "D' Line steamship Phladel'
phla to surrender TO the Venezuelan authorities eX
Governor MiInrcs Of Caracas, on charge OF horse
stealing, was stl very bitter. II was not known
what action the Venezuelan Government intended t.
nl,o but IL was not thought likely that apology
would be demanded from the United States,
rs the point OF international law raised
by Minister scruggs seemed 10 be well taken.
The bitter feeling Is not directed against Captain
Chambers personally, however, but Is rather in the
mature Of resentment at The circumstances under
which Nljares was able 10 place himself under the
on Of the Nm, ricnn ilas. The dmicabe feeling
If V,ucurans toward the Umitcl states Is in ~ way
i,pu,r.d nor /, the Red d. steamship Line held
,a,n-,Llc ior the affair." since 1t i, clear that the
,r.nts Of HE lire acted solely under the orders OF
me American VI Mister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
NOVEMBER ISSUE OF THE SOCIAL REGISTER.

The November issue Of the Social Register winch
pives tbe addresses Of fashionable Ne"lorK iahlH's
contains those Of 536 residents below l"chl''t-sV'
40, residents in the "twentics" 737 residents In
a., a.h,,,icr 3s2 residents I'm the "forlles' $50
s,do,,e I'm thc hnies." 1876 residents on the east
lido NJ Central Park 236 residents on the west SIDE
f Central park 122 residents In Fifthave 20 resi-
douts I'm Madison-ave., 1e9 residents IN I"rN'aVe'
Ie,ington ave. Gramercy Park and IrVihS TH'"'
III. residing in the country and 3o3 residing aoToa'
Ao marriages. forty mine since July /. 100 for Inc
man died fort four since july ], l70
ton tho Whole year; women died, wenlysevch slhcr
Hhv I3O for the whole year. ana the n,In,S "
1ui, .on Iodivlduals families, who crossed the
aDou, hoth waya during the last twelve mChhs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
CORRECTING AN UNFORTUNATE ERROR.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: In this morning. Issue yOn have In your news
column an account OF the arrest Of one OF our clerks
for stealing. (which gives the public I'm entirely
,rronrou, View Of the affair." ana In ustic" to ourselves
and TO our employee, ak You to publish Ibis letter
IN the same nspicuous place in which the article In
question was printed.
The facts that the theft Tor which the young man
vas commttc! Wa detected In Newark and brought I"
onr attention by the newark police authorities. The
young man was ARRESTED and confessed AT once. We
investigated It thoroughly and found tAat the articles
taken amounted twelve reyolycgs. IN value In al
b ut 500; that there va, ~ COLLISION with any
other PARTY IN store Of any sort Whatever ana That
we have detected no theits by any one else.
Your article naturally throws suspicion on all orr
employees and cur chief object in asking you TO print
This Is To relieve them OF This Odium.
Tie article In qucsti u was almost cnurclY man
ufa.turcd out Il the whole cllt-thc only ionnda lon
eng that one clerk did steal Il Jew Il.tola. ,rc
>tHDN FEELING, DAILY * GALES.
Now-York Nov. -. 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
THE SPEECHES AT TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DINNER

70 tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: have read with peculiar interest tho FACE 10
face speeches OF the Chamber Of Commerce last even
Ing Fact was stated by Mr.. BrcchlnHdgc' ana u'
honesty OF his statements we'll matched by the
eouauy honest and honorable address u Mr.. Reid.
When Mr. Dreckpridgr states that rs God gave MS
marty strength his party purpo,cd 10 move III inc OPP
posiic direction from which the nation had been going
for th,rty.two years II seemed 10 me that we were
certainly entitled 10 know 1t pretty soon. Mr.. KEN
WAS never moro inspired 10 say good Ting IN the
right place and At the right time than whri ne u'
,,erd,d A. "A business man that whatever was 10 be
ne shnll be done without unnecessary and lhrAssl <
DELAYS II must have seemed strange. Indeed, Tor
thc President elect to listen 20 this early demand
tror tle {" solid south" and this quickly expressed
ic.ire OF Mr. Reid that the people shall not long
mar untold Injuries I'm the Tremendous uncertainties
~ the case. We American Clthcns. ,..
VI '0 \ CLERGYMAN.
prool1yn NOV. IL, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
SENATOR orAY WILL RETURN TO WASHINGTON

Philadelphia. Nov. 25.>iatc Senator George Handy
smith returned TO the city today from Al. Luce, Fla,
where he has been for the last ten days In company
with United state, senator Quay. The latter has his
son, Richard Il. Quay. daughter. and Frank willing
Leach with hlm and the party IS represented rs having
an ENJOYABLE time. The Senator Will leave on Thurs
dny next for Washington In order IN be present at
th, rclssembing of Congress. ScnntOr smith states
that he had pleasant time, and that the health Of
his host has greatly improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
pn.talicc Noiicc


Should he read da., o, al interested. charges
any timcl
dressed fo dlsp,tch by any pirt clu steamer, except
it desired To- .gnd drpcaic- q banhng ard com.
sent 6y the f,St,,t SCI, available. o.. 80.
i rori- -n KIN 10, ' I'M as, A. a., % H, A. f,l6r.
ATUEpAyAs 80 ,Rsv for r'sef +, Ssa5dsaS
Va Haye a. 80 a. ma A. LGrdS s,sS@ Sy.%r;
rnSsa pcr - Saalc via southampton aud Bremen trt
Sa %r o a. a. m for Great p ltan except london
unces specially addressed and Ireland per sevs.
Pr s-,a a. 20 n for IN rana; 9.reSs
r. p W NUT az dr'ct D. Ter % at n
g. ~ YamuA d'tcr, cuba Tampco and ToNp'm direct
anu T1- Yum%r'Y at = t,r ,Grnada Trinidad and
Taso S 'i ,t a: o % a6co s,ss: and
ia plata Countries via RIO Ja1elro per GILLIAN.
HInann fro. ans. 4 sC - m .F BOca' del
francisco, clos re lailg up to Noycmhr % u
iom San raHSco Co,e her daily UP 70 N2}N1tsr 49,
ELI Nea osa here Gov IN T. peSbsr Sm ss so
british mails for Australia. Wal 'Gr ne Hawaiian
saa a "a S, y99'su 90 i, G,%
dand BY "a 70 lia,S and thenco by >:eamer close az
rail- to Boston and thence By seamer close a, this onis
gay and ticrtz by .rager sailing Today md
priay' 2se at ca5s ounce moo .p,, a. 80
dispatch hy ,teamer elise a, iei. 9nro daily at M
day ana The schedule closing arranged on the pre-
Sg%Do@ OF nT Ion M @ ame or n ME to Sam Sam
francisco OF sailing OF despatched
.si.ter mali Loses ;, at GO p m Preyosg. day
Ge cd maS 9 ara nH at s M the u sGs
remain open untiI within ten minutes OF the hour Of
''''''' VI CORNELIUS VAN COLT, Postmaster.
Postonlce New.York :. T.. Nov. 49, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26

YoI Can Cure Sore Throat with the help OF
DR.. Jayne's Expecorant, good remedy for Coughs
and all Throat and Lung diseases. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
MARRIED.

Never has Barry. Trcophcrous failed 10 strengthen
hcken. length soften and mpart gelmy lustre 10 the
har 10 which 1t has been applied Cures all scop diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26

Five Great Limited Trains; Distinguishing feature
~ The New York Central service Illuminated by
iInisch eas-sufcst most hn"" 4 ana reliable hght
devised for RAILWAYS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26

HARRIS-YEoMANs-O Tuesday November 22d, In
Marquand Chapel Princeton, \. j.. by Prof. WIN.
Henry C. zen D. D; IL. D. ss..tgd BY Pref John 7.
Laetitia Yeomans. aughter Of the late Edward D. Yeo.
mans D. D., 70 Waiter Butler Harris. professor In the
School ot Science Of Princeton University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26

The Tribune has received additional subscrip
tons as follows: ~ l.. CO. 81; F. w. c.
50: previously acknowledged, $685. total, SOB
Tho money has been placed in the hands of two
ladies directly interested in the ease, 10 be en-
pended at their discretion for the relief of this
destitute woman and her chill.-Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAILS.
RELIEF FOR A DESTITUTE FAMILY.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Please allow 10 acknowledge through your
columns the following contributions, which have re
cctvcd hy mail. toward the relief Of the Brooklyn
woman with the deaf child. whose dcsutu'Ion TO-
lated IN 1. letter o. The Tribune: Wills g. Tucker
-: Mrs i. C.. ruchbcc. Owego. y. Y, -; Mrs
H. L. Livingston. -. r. -, Dc-alx,' -; total
SD A. The Tribune has already forwarded 500 FOR
the relief Of this suffering family, the sum u 1924 la
,ecn raised BY gcncrou, readers who's" compassion
was excited by my appeal. Let me ada tlht Tic
greatest care WI be- taken In mlni,crng 10 The re-
lief Of the family. so that the woman will be On
couraccd 10 earn her own living and not be left In
a position Of dependence upon public charity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26

MRS. McELRAIlI'S HOMEMADE PRESERN ID
BRAN DIED, CA&NED AND rPIC ED FRUITS AND
JELLIES. -
PURE RED CURHANT JELLY \ SPECIALTY
Everything put in gl1ss and kept until fiu. for
prices rcfercnccs Sc. address Mrs SARAH >. McEir
RArIt. 1913 pegraw-st. BiOOAlyn y. \.
For Rheumatism. cont. skin Diseases am Satarih
Drink sharon Splng- sulphur Water and U.s. the Gard
n'f i'"' '''''' PARK < TILFORD. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
Hewt. Ber on tn. Hor..s Box

Below will be found eli Illustration Of q
book There are three positions you Can
play horse TO run 10, coust uuenJly you
VIII mud three Columns, the first OF which
viii lie found To the left OF tue borses'
DauIes. That is the winning column. In
this column you will notice the h-sure 10
the left Of Prince Deceiver's name, which
means til. book viii lag you s 10 against
his chances OF winning. Then you will
see tile figure 2 10 the left OF Too Quickis
name. hat also rneSBs the book vail .sy
] TO against his chances OF winning Teen
tie figure 10 the left EyaDatIs' maine.
which means tie book Will lay
10 lie don't win. Then You
will see ) : To the left OF Belfast
name, which rneaus the book will
lay ) to lie cont win, then you see 10 TO
ieft OF BoUnn ess' name - Bieh also naeans
10 10 be cont win. 10 the gut OF escE,
and every i1oTse's name viii 10 found an
o. hsr cosuui which re presents ta- first ,.r
second column. You viii notice the figure
20 right OF Prince Decegver's nsme tuaI
means the took viii IaF 10 be dosg
cone lthsT first or second. hen yea ~I!i
BoiIce 3-5 20 right OF lou CuleS's Dzme
which MEANS tie hook l.ys 30 ) Be dou'E
rtB FIRST OF second, then you viii see lie
figures 2-j IL rigng OF EvaHaii.s' Isnae
which means TO ) he Dent run flsss NJ
~.coao hen you @5h see 20 r.sst Of Be-
ias-s nanE which E.eans 10
he dosst run fat or second.
sLen you see 10 right al Bogsalr-..
81 i .ciI means TO l he don't sssn Iss or
Pad. ihru sgll! further 20 tie right Will ts
toeaa 'notsser column rep es=atfpg the
I---5 posaloHs. ne Odds are laid the
~apss feis column an IL L.se two pre-
eecding osse-. except tiey iss odas that
tl- Dor~e sIcnS cSnsr e4Ggsrr Is1, &C.. Of
GU Ia this ceg8umn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
A PlucEY Arch duchess.

There was once q Maria Theresa of
Austria, who was bold enough to beard
the great Frederick, of Prussia, and the
present Austrian archduchess of the
same name seems to be an almost equal
ly courageous woman A London
journal relates that while she was stay
ing with her two little girls at her coun-
try residence near the foot of the Sem
mering recently fire broke out in the
neighborhood one night The arch
duchess hastily called up local fire
brigade, composed chiefly of her own
servants, and at 8 n N. drove behind
the fire engines in pony carriage to
the scene of action Here she assumed
command, set the lockers on at the con-
fiagration to form chain and bring
water from the river and the engine to
work She was soon wet through. but
toiled on. nothing daunted- preventing
the ignorant villagers from bursting
open cellar which contained a store of
oil and kerosene, and, though she was
fully aware of the danger of an explo-
sion, remained on the spot until the fire
was mt ont
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
Herman \ Hess

Don't be taken in by the
little word Bargain. There
are bargains and bargains.
It is curious how far out of
the way some folks will go
to obtain an inferior article
at a higher price merely be-
cause it is labeled bargain"
Disgusting the truth is but
a temporary eNpedient and
never pays in the end. If
you love the truth, listen!
Our bargains are Real, they
contain one hundred cents
in wear and service for each
dollar invested in them.
Never less, often more, the
last is true of our all wool
beaver Overcoat that is
plain marked at $40. Ask
to see lot No. 1928, we take
no offense if you don't pur-
chase.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
A PRODIGY OF MEMORY.
Tho Wonderful Mnemonic Feats of Mas
sachusetts Man.

Tho Wonderful Mnemonic Feats Of Mas
sachusetts Man.
Prof. Henkle, few years ago, in enc
of his articles in the Journal of Specu-
lative Philosophy, makes mention Of a
remarkab BILE character whom he met at
Salem, Mass, in 1868, Daniel Mccartney
by name. Mccartney was eighty-one
years of age at the time, but proved to
the satisfaction of Prof. Henkle that he
could remember where he had been, the
state of the weather, ETC., for each day
and hour since he was nine years DID,
dates covering a period of forty-two
yearsl These remarkable feats of MEM
DRY were proven and verified by wealth
err records and newspaper files kept in
the city; and of the hundreds of tests
resorted to to try his powers. he never
failed to prove himself mnemonic
freak of the most freakish kind. This
prodigy of memory worked at the Salem
Republican Office and, naturally, one
would think him able to furnish the
brains for half a dozen papers, but he
couldn't-in fact, he was of no use
whatever, except to turn the big press
twice week!