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wEpsrEEs ADVICE TO WINTHROP.

A Lesson of Experience-In tho Hnrsh
School. OF Experience Man Learns tho
Ripcst Wisdom and Is Best Qualified to
Tench-Ercry Human Life Denrs Testi.
mony to This Fact
Daniel Webster, the greatest man
Graded on New England soil in any cen.
fury, at the goal OF his career, looking
backward and remembering his own
experience, thus advised Robert Q.
Winthrop, then at the very threshold
of that public life which sheds such i'm.
perishable lustre on hisnamc.
Winthrop, ii wero as young as you
arc, and Just beginning my congress.
ional career, would adopt different
courso from that which wo arc all pur-
suing in regard to speeches.
II have lost my faith in long, labored
efforts, to be printed week after their
delivery, and to DO scattered over the
country In pamphlets which nobody
ever reads. / would speak short and
often. would take some part in every
important discussion, and would pre-
pare evcry word which proposed to
say, and writo it out beforehand, go as
TO give copy to tho reporters the mo.
ment sat down. In this way the next
mornings paper would lot my constitu.
ents ana tho country SEQ aud read pre-
cisely what 1 had said"
"a
Can this advice not BIO given with
equal emphasis in relation to advertis.
ing7 II tho great orator makes one
mighty effort on some stated occasion and
then lapses into silence. no is lost In tho
swift lido OF events the remainder OF the
time. Heard often. he is constantly in the
public thought. So, il tho merchant has
one grand display aud docs nothing the
rest OF the year. or only appears in print
occasionally, people forget and turn
elsewhere the rest OF tho year. But LOT
the daily columns proclaim his bargains
in an attractive and novel manner, and
the lido OF trade to his counters is cease
loss in it's flow. 1t is never permitted to
Obj; is charged with constant success.
As Webster said to Winthrop. "Spoak,
speak," We say to business men, "Ad-
vertise, advertise" DO heard often In
tho right places and thousands OF readers
will become your daily audience, nevor
forgetting when to trade.
ADvERTfsE: IT PAYS.
It has helped make tho merchant
princos" OF our land. as oratory has pro-
claimed Its foremost statesmen.
PErTISdiLL6 Co.,
Newspaper Advertising Agency.
% School stroot, Boston, Mass. Mu.
tual Reserve building, New York city.
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a FALLING RIVER.
1t VIII Continue to Recods Slowly Until
tho Gorge Lets Ge-Notos on Nnvlga.

1t VIII Continue to neccds Slowly Untii
tho Gorge Lets Go-Notos on Nnylga.
tioii. ~
AS announced In tho ISrrLLldRscRn
yesterday morning, tho maximum
height OF tho rivcr on tho la.o riso was
reached horo Sunday night, whom %
foot 0'inches was registered. A morn.
Ing paper had tho river still rising and
an cvoning journal gravoly announces
that tho river kept on its march up tho
bank until yesterday morning. Tho,
moral 10 obvious.
For the first ,imo In ovor month tho
familiar whiatlo OF a steamboat yestor.
day announced that navigation had
once moro boon resumed. Tho first
boat TO run hor nose 10 on tho Wheel.
ing wharf was tho veteran John X.
Booth'a Darlington packet Liberty, that
arrived from her winter quartora at
Claringtonin tho morning aud departed
at $3.50 p. M, with good trip both In
freight and pasaongors. Tho Bon Hur
was duo hore at 8 p. m, but did not ar.
rive until $3.50. under Captain Komple,
and departed for Parkorsburg and way
landings at I o'clock. Tho Hur took
number OF cabin pal,ongers at this
port.
Tho Arst tow OF coal from Pittsburgh
passed Wheeling In tho afternoon at
o'clock. Tho boat wac the George
Shiras and aho had five coal boats,
bound for Louisville. IA soon as tho
kittaning george Is out Of tho way there
will DO immense shipments Of tho black
diamonds from Pittsburgh, aggrogatinv,
according to the coal exchange osti.
mate, about 1000. 900 bushels. Sunday
tho Shiras struck the Pan. Handle
bridge at Steubenville, and lost threo
coal boats In tho wreck. Tho loss 10
covered by insurance.
The ice from the loser gorges in tho
Allegheny river began to pass this city
about o'clock in tho afternoon, but
there was not enough OF 1t to arouse tho
fears OF tho rivermen. Captain Crock.
ard said that whom the Ki.taning gorge
breaks Wheeling will not 500 great
deal Of tho ice, for tho reason that It
will become gradually weighted with
sediment from the muddy river and sink
below tho surface Of tho water.
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THE PHENOMENAL WONDER
Has Arrived at Last at
the Mcclure.

Phenomenal Wonder at the McLure House.
Room al. the only genuine medium. Prot C. NJ.
MOSTEFl0RE. Sitttngs.. ladies 81, gents 8
Beware OF fraudulent oues. The ouly genuine
medium living since the age OF four wears is
Prof.. Monteiore. who can be consulted on all
live points and marlmony. VIII tell you the
names OF departed friends aud living ones All
diseases, no matter OF what nature, will be fully
diagnosed and immediate relief given. Only
such cases taken rs other physicians cannot
cure. Deafness fits, rheumatic pains, catarrh
In all forms, cancer. consumption. dropsy and
asthma. The separated brought together; mar
ilaSe contaminated. In fact. the Professor Is
the strongest medium tho world has ever pro-
duced. Born iu Madras Inuin. he was the vice
president ofthc Theosophical Society OF IudIa
and was an intimate friend OF Madam BlavatsEy.
whose conversion he waS instrumental IN bring
Ing about. Professor was born OF Hindoo par
cntk a.. .E. -
Parlor al tho Mcclure House ~. Office hours
from IA. II. until o. IN. Office hours Sunday
from 10 a m. TO p. m. !e26
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Liberty. Booth. Clarlngton. $50 p. m.
Zen dur. hemple, Parsesbrrg. I p N.
BoITs LEAVING TODAY
Lexington. Kline. Aatamorns. 1910 a. N.
Liberty, Booth, Darlington, $50 p. m
Captain Kline's new Matamoras pack.
ct, Lexington. goes out on her frat trip,
leaving from the foot OF Twelfth street
at 1880 a. IN. to-day.
Tho marks at the public landing at 6
p. m. showed q feet inches In the
channel and alowly falling, although 1t
was expected the river would shortly
become stationary.
The C. G. Martin, a packet that was
brought to steubenrille to run in local
trade, goes back to Parkersburg to 70.
sumo in her old trade on the Little
kanawha. She passed down yesterday
morning.
Among tho tow boats that passed I'D
yesterday with empties were: Valiant.
a. m; Henry De Bus, 10 q. m. Ray.
mond Horner, 4 p. m. Their towa wero
all in good shape, but il they strike the
Ice from the kittauing gorge before
reaching Pittsburgh they will have to
lay up.
The following is concise and inter.
eating sketch OF Captain Phillips, the
commander OF the Iron Queen, who has
boon appointed hull inspector at Pitts.
burgh: There arc fow better. known
men about tho rivers than Capt John
N. Phillips, who has been appointed
local inspector Of hulls to succeed Capt
John ". Neeld. Captain Phillips was
born on Neville island in 1910, and
knows something about raising cabbage
as well as commanding a steamer. lie
is related to the families bearing the
same name en- the island, which ia
known as tho garden spot OF Western
Pennsylvania. Captain Phillips did hi,
first steamboating in 1881, when no
came out in command Of tho L G. Nc.
Cormick and commanded her several
seasons In the excursion trade. In 1885
he went west, and, being q lover
OF live stock, bought a ranch
in Arizona, which no still owns.
He returned in 1890 and as.
sumed command OF tho steamer
Scotia, OF the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
packet limo. When the steamer Iron
Queen was being built he personally
Huperintended its every detail. and aho
is recognized as the finest vessel nfloat
on the Ohio. Whom she was entered
in the trade no wa. placed in mmand.
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whore /. Tho Opera Company .

Tho Louise Beuudat Opera Company,
booked for tho Opera House last night
and tonight in "Tho Dragons Daugh-
ter, failed to appear yesterday and no
performance was given Inst night. No
explanation was received by Manager
Riestor, but from tho iact that there
had for aomo time boon rumors alloat
TINT tho company was about on It's last
logs, It is pretty certain that it broke up
at Columbus. Nows has boon received
from Now York that somo Of tho NOM
bors OF the company havo already ar
rived there. There will DO no show at
tho Opora House till Corlnuo comer
Friday night
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At late hour Sunday night an un-
known thief or thieves entered tho
Musee bowling alley establishment on
Market street bv the side door, and
then opening window entered George
i. Hervoy's cigar store and 60: away
with 500 worth OF cigars and smokers
articles. All the indications point to
the fact that the robbery was committed
by man acquainted with tho interior.
Tho police now have tho case in hand.
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ALL DANGER OVER
At Fort pepo.l,-rhe Waters Backed U,

At Fort Deposi.-rhe Waters Backed Up
by the leo Gorge Rseede.
BALTIMORE, March "A dispatch
from Port Deposit says tho danger
threatening the town from the gorge in
the susouehanna river no longer exists.
The waters have receded, giving a much
needed rolief to the inhabitants, who
have now no more dread OF the destruc.
ton OF their homes, and possibly OF
their lives.
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LONDON, March 4.-Tho Hon. Thomas
F. Bayard, tho American ambassador.
who was recently attacked by influenza.
has rscovored. Ho will attend theldraw.
ing.rooin reception to DO hold by tho
Qucon at Buckingham palace tomorrow.
Mrs. Bnynrd will present TO hor majesty
Mrs. MNunscll Drulhurut, Of Now Jor.
gey.
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THE SONS or VETERANS.
1ntorestinE Points frou, General Order
s.E No. for this Eear.

Interesting Points fron, General Order
No. 1 for this Year.
Wilbur II. Brand, division command.
er OF the Sons Of Veterans OF Weat Vir-
ginia, has Issued his first ordor for this
year. lie notes the suspension Of the
camps at Parkersburg and Charleston,
for one quarter each, for failure to
make proper returns. and announces
that the ninth annual cncampmunt will
convene at Charleston April 8, and re.
main In session two days. The wearing
OF tho regulation badge at NIL meetings
Ia insisted on. Tho camp Mt Huntington
has been di'banded, aud transfer cards
given tho sixteen members remaining
60 il
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Sad DEATH Of n Baby.

Tho many frionda OF Mr.. and Mira.
Robert Wolshan, Of tho Island, will
nympathize deeply with Thorn in tho
loss Of their infant son, Harry, who died
Sunday evening, aged six months. The
funeral services will BIO hold at tho pa.
Fonts homo at 10 a. IN. to-day, and the
interment will DO in tho family bury.
ing ground at Short Crock.
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I Tho contents Of 25.cont package Of
Simmons Livor Regulator will euro
many n sick headache. It's tho wo.
mans frlond. 1tcurod mo permanent.
ly Of sick headache. &C. S. Morris,
Brownsville. W. Vn. Take It dry on
the tongue, or mako q toa.
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VENO'S.
WONDERFUL CURES
Dumbfound Doctors and Sur.
prise Everybody.
A WRITTEN LEGAL CONTRACT I!

Ministers physician, and intelligent pcoplo
all over the world, hnyo praised vcno. loy. A.
/. MeNutt sent tho following ailidayit.-
DRADNER. ONO. August IS, pL \
This Il 10 certify that have boon great sui.
totcr from rheumatism In my back, stomach aud
limbs, tho larger half OF my lic and | am now
almost % years OF age. have tried everything
could hear OF and goodly number Of doctors,
and fa.led 10 get permanent relief On tho I'D
Toledo, and took treatment OF hlm-tho Cun.
1.-Two Syrup and Electric Fluid, and I found al.
most Instant relief. have used Vono's medi.
| elmo now Tor nyo weeks and hayo had four
and can now return to my work feeling we'll,
| which. for tho last two years, had TO abandon,
| not being able TO preach on account OF tho
| above named disease have so much conf.
dencc 10 the medicine for what II has done for
Inc, and what It Is doing for Others here. that
an acting "a agent In selllug tho vcno medi.
| cines and can hardly got II here fast enough 10
RIv. &. r. McSurr.
tvl .Bradncr, Wood County, O.
Methodist Protestant Church.
State NJ Ohio. loc
Wood County. 90
Personally appeared before mo, notary pub.
Ito, in and for tho said county. the Rcv. <. l..
McSutt who being duly sworn, declare, that
tho above statement Is true Sworn 10 before
mo and subscribed In my presence this 18th day
OF August 1891 '., JolIY ". wYASr.
Notary Public.
Vonos Curative Syrup Is tho quickest euro In
tho world for nervousness. dyspepsia. liver.
kidney, blood aud stomach disorders, weaknesN,
poor appetite, slec plosnoss and female weak.
neSscS, and whom used with tho electric tuld,
will certainly euro rheumatism, lutnbsgo, sclatI.
ca, neuralgia, and all aches and pains Price
Joc per bottle. Sold with guarantee 10 cure
or refund iho money by Goethe. the druggist
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and sheiha, carried moro people than
any other boat OF tho limo. Capt.
Phillips 10 worry popular among the
travelling public on the river, as his
genial manners have made him friends
everywhere. He Is regarded as care
full riverman, which well qualities him
for tho position to which he has just
boon chosen. Ho Is married. is the
father OF seven children aud a brother
in.law OF Capt. James A. Henderson.
He resides in a pretty home at Breckin-
ridge and Reed avenues.
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Pittsburgh-River IL fee. aud falling.
Weather cloudy and cold.
Morgan,own-River II feet aud fall
ing. Weather cloudy and cold.
Oil City-Rivor 5 fec. 6 inches aud
stationary. Weather cloudy and cold.
Greensboro-River II feet 1 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy with high
winds.
Warren-River 4 feet inches and sta
tionary.y Weather cloudy and cold.
Steubenville- River 20 foot 0 inches
and falling. Weather clear and cold.
leo continues to pass.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements OF Boats.
Tho Rivcr Interests.

fEsTrEpAY's DEPARTURES
Liberty. Booth. Claring.on. $50 D. m.
Zen Hur. kemple, ParkeHburg. p N.
Boks LEAVING TO-DAY.
Lexington. Kline. Mstamorns, 1910 a. N.
Liberty. Booth. Darlington, $50 p. N
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,MnlstcrA physlolan, aud Intelligent pcopio
oil over the world, hayo praised Yeno. Roy. A.
/. MeSutt sont tho following aii,dayit.-
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JEWELRY,

7. @. DIhhoN Is 60.
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Paina's celery compound was first pra'
pared. This rapid production OF frnsh
nervous energy aud pure bland was the
ono enGeavor OF Prof, Edward y. Phelps
long study OF the cause OF nervous OK
haus,ion.
Tho result oilis liio work was Paine'R
celery compound, that remarkable rom
edy that permanently and speedily
cures disease. It is the GreatoIt nerve
regulator and blood purifier oil this prea'
ent century.
far meH ard women ont Of health,
Painc's celery compound should DO
tried without fail. lthas meant health
in place OF sickness in Thousands Of
cases that seemed hopeless.
The fact that this is the season when
Rheumatism most painfully shows itself,
makes tho following communication
from Mr.. J. NJ. Tobias. OF South Omaha,
Mob, OF special interest. Mr.. Tobias
writes:
~ suffered for years with rheumatism
IN the joints OF my hands and arms, so
that I could perform my work only
with the greatest difficulty. ! uEed all
kinds Of medicines without result
Finally | secured bottle OF P0ine's
celery compound, AMI it benefited me
at one. Paines celery compound Ger.
tainly cures rheumatism
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Tho common sensD OF the people has
long refused to believe that rheumatism
and neuralgia were diseases hopeless Of
cure.
Prof. Edward L. Phelps, NJ, D.,Lh d.,
OF Dartmouth college, ha9 confirmed
their boiiof. There is an absolute sPe.
ciGc Tor both NJ these diseases in Paines
celery compound. Thousands oI men
aud women are every ycoronilrely freed
from these twn lorturing disorders by
laiuo's celery compound.
Neural .ia.pain Affects first one part OF
the body and thCu another, NMure's
rostorer, sleep, is sought in vain, and
LIES ordinary duties become burdens
too heavy TO be horne, In this condl'
lion Of slesplcssness Natures call for
re.t must bo regarded. II unhooded,
serious consequence are likely to onsue.
Tho nerves must he built ny bva proper
nerve iaood. There Is nothing equal
20 painr's celery compound.
The body il not a machine which
simply wears out after certain number
Of years, but vital organism having
the power Of reviviiying ltselt-capa0ie
OF being hard worked, bnt demanding
frequent times OF recupGration in sleep.
To quickly furnish a fresh aud abund'
ant supply uutriment for every tissue
Of the body ia the purpose for which
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OF the summer Has Been Severe Hin
drancs to bushes. In ths Tri.,tAto
Radias.
For two months a severely felt
drouch. has rcigned west OF the AlIo.
ghsny mountains. The drough. ex.
tends over western Pennsylvania, Wcs.
Virginia, almost the entire state OF Ohio
and in some parts OF Indiana. In all
except the last named state there has
been q remarkable deficiency il rainfall,
according 10 the GsnTes OF thu PIusbnrgb
weather station. IJca! Forca3inr o. D.
S,uwag: says that NJ TO date the def
cioucy in rainfall since ''e beginning ot
the year has been OOS inches. since
April 70, there has been NJ coal stage in
thG Monougdica river. Not It bHShet
has passed south since that mouth and
5000 miners In the river pits have been
Idle almost the entire period. Al the
boats ard bargcI arc loaded and 10000
OOO bushels Of Goa. have been waiting
three months for high water On wHICn
10 20 south. At many points the rail.
roads are being forced o haul water for
their engines.
The Ohio river i' 20 low At East Liver.
pool that the inilu0nt DpeS Oro bare
and tho supply ls scarcely sufficient to
supply domestic requirements Ia tho
town. como oil whose manufacturing
establishments arc idle this week, Nine.
ienths Of tho small towns have strictly
Initial the consumption Of water by
LAT 4 t... Il
towns have cut I'll shoe. aud mills,
forcing thoGl 10 r0sor; to sr,o7lau wells.
In ali Of the oil Ii lie tho w,rl; Of drill.
ing now VOLS hi' been greatly inter.
forGd with for month past on account
Of tho scarcity oi water So hai has
thii become N some sections aStO cause
a practically complete luspUniIon ol
operations
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Reception Of International delegates.
Tho Day, rrnsrRmm"

-
Reception Of International delegates.
Tho Day, rrasrRmm"
SYGAcrsr, n. V. Oct. lO-ThO second
days session OF the national council Of
tho Congregational churchOl OF the
United States, took on an International
aspec. this morning, when delegates
were welcomed from tho unions Of Eng.
land. Wule. and Canada. Tho remain
der Of the mornmg'a session was de-
voted to addresses on Training OF Min
listers for our Foreign Population" by
the Rev Henry A. Schauttter, Of OHIO:
Samuel II. Lee, oil Massachusetts, aud
NJ. L. Eversz, 0i Illinois.
Tho report OF tho committee Of city
evangclizatiOn was presented by Rev.
jndsun Ellsworth. Of Milwaukee. After
the reaI,n. the Rev, 5. NJ. Mills, Of
OHIO, maize an address.
The report OF tho committee on union
with Free Baptists was read by Rev.
William ii. " ard.
This evening ihe subject for discus
sion was: Two hundred and seventy
five years from Plymouth Rock, lnclud.
ing reference to tho twenty-five years OF
tho life olIhO national council"
Among the speakers were tho Ravs.
William Moore, OF Connecticut; George
wells, OF Minneapolis; George S. Bar.
rett. OF England; Joseph 5. TWicheiI, OF
Connecticut
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WORK OF REVISION
In the Episcopal Congress - Opponents
show Thsir Hands.


show ThSir Hands.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct l0,-Ths opponents
Of constitution revision in tho EpiIcO.
pal church showed their hand in tho
house Of deputies to-day, when Stephen
L. Nash, Of New York, arose aud offered
resolution calling for tho commitment
Of tho constitution to n new rovIsional
commission. II was stipulated that all
amendments before the convention
should be referred, that tho commission
should report 10 the next convention
aud that the report should be In tho
form OF dilersnt amendments 10 tue
present constitution.
Louie Stockton, OF Western New
York, lhereupon asked tho ruling Of tho
chair Rs 10 whether this resolution was
in Ordsr,
DR.. Dix ruled that It was not, since
the present commission had not pro-
gented its full report, nor had II been
discharged from duty IA no one was
ready to move tho diSchRruO OF tho
pTeIGnt commission, consideration OF
its report was resumed,
\ motion to strike out section ),
which provides for tho otfco OF "prI'
mate" to DO hold by tho senior bishop,
was defeated, 40 to 100,
When aOction was taken up, Judge
Fairbanks, OF Florida, moved to amend
by restoring tho number oil clerical aud
lay deputies from each diocese 10 the
pEeseat number OF four This was nc
copied with practical nnanimtIy, The
deputies spent some time 1t tho OPEN
ing OF tho session IN revising It's rules,
buchanan Winthrop waI reelected
treasurer oil the convention. Tho
workers among tho people urged tho
need oil appointment oil moro coIoTei
priests.
Tho mouse OF blshopl took IN tho
proposal Tor tho erection ol tho diocese
OF Marquette in northern Michigan,
which was i1vorably voted on BY tho
deputies Yesterday. Il WAS explained
that an episcopal endowment and rest
dOut bishop had been provided, The
bishops voted in favor oil the division,
bpt appointed CnmplitcD Of CONFER
once with the deputies To strachten
Gus cnmo technical GilicUtra. y So;
OF resolutions depioring tho Armenian
atrocities, commenting their ancient
church to all Chrlg!iNu pcO0.c as de-
serving OF zuccUr auH contributions for
tho reRhi OF IT'S core nGcIR,iliG', and ~.
specially asking tho church OF England
to take such action rs would commend
the cause Of the Armenian church To
the English speaking world, was adopt
cd.
Tho house then went into council on
the subject OF Christian unity,
Tho deputies cnnCGrrGd IN the Ar
monian resolutions adopted be the
bishops and adjourned Tor tho day.
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Tho Wheeling friend, Of United
statOs Murahnl Garden will regret To
road tho following uniavorahlc report
n,io Marshal Gardens condition, which
- from tho rnrEcfEburg State journal;
Deputy Maranhl Harper camo hero d..
rect from Iunnpinn. NhctD MarshAl
Garden fcmninN confined to his bod aud
unable 10 DO removed. Several " tho
most prominent physicians " tho state
ara attending him. In their opinion. az
gycn by Mr. Harper, Marshal Garden
N by Ha meaH4 6Ht Of danger lhav
stated that L swelling should scL IN, IN
tho patients Fcaldod throat, his condi.
ton would become critical In tho ak.
romo A lnliNr received hOrn to-day
from Deputy Marshal v. l.. Mash Rlnlcp
that the Hwctting Of tho mnfstnts
throat, ioatad Nv tho physician, Ina,
Developed to m alarming dogtoo. Al.
rnngnmonla ara being mNda 10 have Mt
Garden tnkon to tho lonnu llopkin.
medical hospital Tor tronlmpnt i,lal na
soon ~ to IL ATTIC to bO famuyotI