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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25
BETRAYNp IN MILWAUKGE
ny Another HOlmSS Getting y Letter In
tsRdsd faE the Murderer.

by Another Holmes Getting q Letter H.
tsUdsd faE the Murderer,
MILWAUKEE, July 9i,-Thsre Is no
longer any doubt that II, II, Holmes,
the alleged murderer Of r F. PeitzSl, his
three children and the Williams sisters.
was in this city early last summer or
the one previous to Il. While here he
received lsttorI from aWoman purpOrt'
ing to BIO his wife.
/, Howard II. Holmes, vice president OF
the Western Coal Company at that
time lived in the Y. n. q. A. building.
On returning from a western trip, he
found several letters in his box, and
without examining closely the address,
90, he tore open the envelopes, and be-
gan reading the contents. One consist
cd OF ten or twelve pages, closely writ
ton. Mr.. Holmes was unable to account
for anyone who would take the trouble
10 write him 90 long q letter, 90 no bo'
gan 10 read H.. II started out with MY
dear husband" That was more than
Mr.. Holmes had bRrgained for, aa no
was not then q married man, but no
kept right IN. The greater part oil the
letter he could not read because II was
written in cipher. There we're many
figures on the pages, aud occasionally
no could mako out that q person was be.
ing spoken Of because there were IN.
itials to which Mr.. and Mrs, were pre-.
fixed. Not q single nAms was spelled
out, though there were q number Of
dashes after the initials. Mr.. Holmoi
psruIed the pages aud found that the
letter was signed your wife,"
Then tue postmark showed that the
letter came from Chicago. He next
looked at the address and found the
mistake. II was addressed II. H..
Holmes, aud had been delivered with
his mail at the Y. NJ. Q. A.. building.
Ho returned tho letter to the ~postoHicO.
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TERsE L RAMS.

Martinez, the escaped Trinidad muir.
deror, aud Il companion, held up n
saloon at Rattan, New Mexico, yesterday,
compelling eight men to stand still
while they swept $500 OF the faro
table into q sack. They backed out,
Keeping tho gamblers covered with TO.
y~ulyers, and escaped ~ q part OF the
country where Martinez has many
friends.
Az yeItorduy afternoons session oil
tho Democratic state central committee
Of Missouri u permanent organization
was perfected. Gov. W.. ]. Stone brief.
ly addressed tho editors, advocating n
thorough organization, preparatory for
tho battle noxt year for FREQ silver.
Tho Spanish troops have won q do.
cidod victory over tho Cuban revolution.
lists, but At severe cost, General Sauio.
cildog, Adiutant SoLomayer, Captain
Emzbio lomaso aud twOnty.tive soldiers
| being killed. II Is ClaimUd tho r0vOlu.
tionistS lost over 800.
At 3 o'clock yn'iardny morning FRO
a.nrtOd in and destroyed the bhilding
| occupied by tho Young Mems ChriHtian
Association on Now York avonuu,
Washington, d. O., between F1urtoontli
and Fifteenth %HtroOts, also damaging
buildings adjoining.
John S. Collins, tho negro who Bhot
and killed otudOnt Frederick Oil ut
Princeton last Juno, and who wns q iow
| days ago convicted OF murder in tho
second degroO, has received Il sentence
Of twenty yearl At hard labor In the
state prison.
A hOayy freight train on tho Pcnn'yl.
/ vnhin railroad parted nOnr Now Flor
once, Pa, and alno together again with
terrific force. benjamin Cover, tho fro.
man, was killed aud tho engineer was
severely Injured Tho loss Will DO
heavy,
Tho exports Of specie from tho port Of
Now York Tor tho past wOok amounted
10 Sl,69l, 27j In gold aud SS)6,ll2 In all.
vcr. Tho Imports were! Gold s2j, $50;
| silver s3I,BbBi dry goods Sl,8i4,S95 gsh.
ofal merchandise sJ,7l7,7jO,
About half Of the counties ot Mia'il.
Bipbi have hold primaries, without q
single exception they hnyN instructed
isf OK Scatter MsbaHriH ieT geyefHeF
aud lilyo elected allycr delegates ~ the
state convention
Y%oltOtday'H alAtomonL Of tho Gondi.
ton II tho treasury shOwH Available
cash BALANCE slg0,689, $780, gold reserve
l0j, 7ll,02I
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A cool s%C0UNDKEL,


Holmes Laughs At tho Theories About
Homes Found 10 tho "CRStIo."
PHnADRLPmA, July oh. II.
Holmes was visited in his coll to-day by
his counsel, William A. sh oemaker.
For two hours or more Holmes spoke
freely Of the bones and other frag mentI
OF humanity found in his "castlo" in
Chicago. After the interview Mr.. Shoe.
maker told On Associated Press reporter
tho substance Of his clients Interview.
Mr.. Shoemaker says Holmes declared
that the tuit Of human hair found In
tho chimney could not have belonged to
Minnie Williams, for the reason that
tho chimney wa a new one, put In alter
the girls Disappearance.
As to the bones no said they were not
those Of Gertrude CoaReE. Minnie Viii
Jams, or any other person whom he was
charged with having murdered. "lhe
police simply don't know what they're
talking about" Holmes continued,
when they say l murdered 90 many
persons and buried their bones indiS.
criminately in every nook and corner |
could find throughout h ocouutry, Quite
a while ago l made a statement to the
Philadelphia authorities that they were
liable "a find human bones In many
different places all oYor tho continent.
1 then frankly admitted that / had
been engaged in q number of insurance
swindles which didn't pan out One Of
these was for n $4,000 policy and had
to be abandoned in m embryonic state
because tho officers Of tho company be-
came suspicious.
The idea was to have the bodies OF 4
woman and boy found in their homo
and afterwards the corpse OF a man with
u bullet in his heRd-to make Il appear
a case Of murder and suicide. got
bodies from q graveyard to represent
tho wife aud aou, hut the alleged hua.
bands body had not yet boon pro.
cured when tho insurance agents
learned Of the scheme aud tho
bodies had 10 DO disposed
OF tue best way ! could. / had them
embalmed and put in trunks which were
sont to q cold storage warehouse, be.
fore my preparations could be COM
pleted, however, the manager OF tho
store house notified me 10 take the
trunks AWAY or he would sell the con.
tents. did 40 and the bodies we're
buried in separate places. Where they
ara tho police must Hnd out"
Holmes ridicuied tho story that sub.
terrauean tnnk found in tho Chicago
establishment had been used for tho
secretion Of his victims corpBoS, and
said that II had served as nothing more
harmful than n vat for Illuminating oil
used Oh the premises. The dumb waiter
wac accounted for by tho fact that dur.
ing tho Worlds Fair there had boon n
restaurant on one Of the upper floors Of
the building.
In tho transfer Of properties hatWcon
him and Minnie Williams, Holmes add.
od, In which he had secured tho Fort
Worth property, anoto Ia tho shape Of
n mortgage was RiyOn by Minnie vii.
liams, aud endorsed Horace A. will
liamg," who was supposed to DO hor
brother. Shc novOF had n brother,
howsvor, aud tho Ondorser was Holmes
himself,
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SANTA CRUz, GALA, July 2I.-In tho
county jail Of Santa Cruz i, confined
WIN. +. Barrett, who says no murdered
Blanche Lamont aud Minnie Williams,
in Emanuel church, San Francisco, last
April. lIs gave himself 40 10 ths chief
Of police as n dangerous criminal last
night To-day no was discharged as n
harmless %lunaIic, Then he wont to tho
sheriff, 10 whom no confessed his guilt
a, perpntrntor Of tho Emanuel church
murders. TO tho district attorney no
told story which at first ScOmod plnusi-
bio, but whom Barrett wont into thc do.
tails OF tho crime, tito Inconsistencies
Of his statements convinced hiSauli.
tors Of his perfect innocence aud com
plotO insanity,
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HBINOUS H0LMIS
What Excavations in the Chicago
"oastls" Revealed.
PORTIONS OF n SKELETON FOUND
Together With Parts of q Lsdy's
Wearing Apparel.
tue BUILDING ORDERED RlZED.

Tho Toronto Coroner's Jury Returns a
Verdict Against Holmes for tho
Murder of Alice PeltzOl- Detectives
FsrrOtIuG Out tho Mona mental
%9aln's Work in Indianapolis,
They Claim to Have Made Import.
ant Discoveries showing that How.
ard Poltzsl Was Murdered In That
CIty-HolmOa is Supposed to Have
Carried on his NetarIouS Operations
Ia Mnwaukeo-Botrayed by a Letter
Thar Fell Into tho Wrong Hands,
HOImsa' Wife Is Wild With Grief,
But Is Nop.commItal as TO Her DO.
llst In His Guilt.
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ALLEGED SPANISH OUTRAGE.
American Schooner Carrie Lane Hauled
to By Spanish GuuboRt,

~ bleNAHN 0AHNN"f
BREAEwATER, DEL, July 2L.-Cap-
tain Quick, of the American
schooner Carrie Z. Lane, upon
his arrival here tonight, had a tale
to tell about q thrilling sncoun-
ter in Cuban waters with a Spanish
gunhoat, Two shots we're ared at the
Lane by the mAn.ot.War, aud one OF tho
s%chooner'a crew narrowly escaped being
killed by one Of them. Tho vessel Wal
made to heavO'tO and give an account OF
herself before being allowed to proceed.
The schooner was of Port Antonio
and making good time before a stlt
breeze, when on the l4th instant she
sighted a steamer flying the Spanish
flag, following her. Captain Quick at
frat paid no attention TO the stranger.
While no was making up his mind
what courae to pursue, a putt oil smoke
curled up over the steamers port bow,
and a round OF shot WhiStled uuCom'
tortabiy close TO the steamers main
mast and plunged intoth water on tho
Ice quarter.
Tic gun on the Spanish warship
doomed again, aud a shot sped on lie
way toward tho American craft, this
time coming 30 close 10 her that tho sail
man on the bOWSprit swears he distinct.
ly felt the wind caused by its rapid
flight.
The Lane soon came TO q dead stop,
and the gunboRt drew up under hor
quarter. A boat was lowered, and four
Spanish marines, under command Of
u lieutenant In the Spanish army, came
aboard. They were fully armed and
their leader very clVilly lifted his hat
and demanded to know from what port
the Lane had sailed, and whittier she
vas bound.
Captain Quick gave tho required in
formation aud produced his clearance
papers in proof OF his assertions.
No further search was made and tho
vessel was permitted to continue on her
courae without further molostaIion.
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That Connects Wheeling and
Moundsvllle About Completed,
ELECTRIC CARS WILL Be RUNNING
IN About Two Months Over q Mag
niflcent Line.
il HAS COST Il GREAT FORTUNE
And Will Be Ono OF the Finest
Equipped Roads in tina Country.
STORY OF THE BIG ENTERPRISE,

Tho Magnitude of Which Few People
Arc Aware OLA Magnificent Now
Park Of n Hundred Acres to be Es.
tablIshed m tho Line, and a Fine
Summar Hotel - The Ground Al.
ready Purchased - Description of
tho RoRd-BouutIfuI SCENERY on tho
Routo-whRt tho Road Means to
Wheeling and Her NetGhbnrs ina
Business way-It Means a "GroatOr
Wheeling"
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AN -
ISDfASAroMs. I'm, July 2A.-DelOc.
tive GOyer arrived hcrO this Afternoon.
IIo says no Is satisfied that Howard
Pellzcl waa uovur taken from hero, aud
that Holmes followed his plan In other
cities, rented a house hCro, Ia which 10
murdered tho boy and buried him,
probably under 1t. II Ia unOn this
theory that ho will work hero, and, al.
though Ito does not admit II, lie owl.
IDENTIFY has some important Informs.
ton, which ho 10 not yOt willing to mako
public. Tho theory oi tho shipment Of
Tho boys body from liOrB Ia n trunk Ito
says, Ia not tcnablc, az no ran II down
and found that the trunk shipped from
hero 10 Detroit contained only Tho
clothing OF tho POlt2Ol girl.
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special DlIpdleI 70 ne MteIlgsntr
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July "a
Frank Broom was shot and fatally in.
jurcd tonight late at Central CITY by
Marshal Thomas LeOtc, who had arrest
cd him for drunkenness. The man had
boon drinking all evening aud being Of
u Troublesome nature the officer had en-
deavured to pacify him, but his at.
tonpts were futile. Finally Broom cor.
sentedto 70 homo and put up money for
his appearance tomorrow. While there
tho marshal suspected him Of trying to
get hold Of n revolver to shoot him and
fred, tho bullet entering hisloit brOaSL
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ATLANTIC CRY, n. Jn July 2L-Tho
executive committee Of tho National
Flint GlmsworkoS mot tho ropro'ohia.
tiyos OF tho Manufacturers Association
hore to-day 10 Tx upon n scale Of wago!,
Ahcr considerable discussion lhoy al.
ionfnol ~ moot nraln on Friday when
Il conclusion may DO Fo0Ch0d, but tue
uxnuntiyo committee will probably tn
nlat upon q now scale.
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CnicAoo, July 2h-donoral McNulta
will 1907 DO released from hi' traalco.
shIp oyot tho whisky trust, and tho rest
Of tho property Of tho concern not mn.
brNc0l In tho sNlO IN lnkg place August
IL will 10 put IN tho auction block aud
tho last yCsligo Of tho old trust will dts.
npponr, together With is accompanying
llLlnnllnn.
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AN OUTBREAK FEARED
The Baunock Indians Are or
Their Reservation.
WERE HUNTING IN WYOMING

When They Wers Attacked by tho
Lawloss Whites, aud Several of
Their Number KIlled-TheY Are
Greatly InoOnsed aud Threaten Ito.
tallA.Ion-Thsy wero Not breaking
tho Treaty Terms With tho United
States = Governments Troops Arc
Now on Their Way to the Scene of
the Trouble,
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Special DI1pdlch 70 Nt INnlI7anT.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, July GA
charter was issued this morning to tho
National Polish Company for the pur.
pose Of manufacturing and dealing In
metal, stone and other kinds OF polish,
with the principal Office ut Wheeling.
CAPITAL stock $500. with the privilege Of
increasing tho same to $4,000, In shares
al Sl00 each. The inGorporatorS are
George W. johnson, NJ. JeIers, George
7. Zimmor, Louis I. Stiiol and a. w..
PAUL, IT,, all OF Wheeling.
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BALTIMORE, Mn, July 9i,-A special to
tho American says that AShwood, tho
alleged murderer Of Preston l..
Haldormnn, superintendent OF tho
Franklin mines, nonr Piedmont, was
taken to tho Cumberland Jail tonight
from Bayard, W. Va, whore hO was cap.
lurcd ailor being shot,
Superintendent lInldcrman was muir
dorsd December 10, 1898, aud robbed Of
$500. Ashwood Ia charged with othur
rnbbnrina.
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missing since tho summer otls09. The
woman was betrayed by Holmes and
her husband secured a divorce from
her, She lived with Holmes at the
castle" aud aome time In July or Au.
gust, 1892, she aud tho child diSAp-
psarsd. That It was the body Of the
child found Yesterday there can be but
littlo question.
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TonoHrn, July 9l.-At tho inquest oil
thu body Of Alice Poitzol Tonight q
verdict OF willful murder was returned
RgainaL Holmes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Eastern and Middle
States.

Indicted at New YORK for makins
false invoices Harmann Aich Ia.
'umped his $1,000 hail.
e
? Pig iumoel yara :. :. Dooal
Together with On fTa;ght cars al n,
Central Vermont Ra;Iroad, The los
will reacb s1oo 0oo
ine aoung mems Cnfis.ian Assoc
ailon Duliuing IN Ainany, rev 1orh
"as n uahiaseo py nfe " ~ extent :
s8u'ooo.
Thomas f. Bush, who was a Collector
of Internal Revenue in New York until
with having ,asii "a failed sdv to make alassss return aa, & !
cbars;nn see 40 ~ nraa.r;ha5 Il
'aw.
william n whita ~ w;noosL;
varmon, sho, and L;llsd Me Vito
then shot his Two children and himself
1t is thought the children win re-
cover. 4
Fdw,rd r Carter ,ransfer cIark I,
tba Na,;anal RanL ~ romrnarca Il
New York City, is under arrest, charged
with the theft of about $50, 900 Of the
bank funds during the past 20 years.
Wm A,o,,st,s I;nnert who was ar.
rested Il Cincinnati t,hr;stmas NIGHT on
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-04

Auy wv
ytAts." sand ex.-@.
Tohn Daggett, of slskiyou ooSasy,
california, sis at present about Slo,-
700. 600 per annum. The indications
ire that this output will be increased at
east eio, 00o, 900 a year very shortly
md this amount Of yellow metal added
70 the worlds supply. Since 1858 tne
otal output Of gold from California has
,een 81, SOC, DOC, 900.
AMany OF tho old mines which wers
uppossd to have boon worked out have
,een rsepened and they are paying well.
There is also . great deal OF virgin gold
till awaiting the prospector's discovery:
Most Of the gold at present extracted
,omss from quartz mines. This y pc.
.suss the Legislature passed an acs pro-
aibitinx hydraulic placer mining In navi-
rabls streams upoa the demand OF the
armers that the streams were becoming
illod up with debris. This law has,
however, been no amended that WORK
NAV DO resumed, and II j. estimated
chat In enc enterprise in Nevada County
With an expenditure OF $500, wv they
,an take cut &3, 900, 900 worth Of gold.
aThsrs Is enough land In California
Sor hydraulic mining to last . hundtsd
rears. The prohibitory law gave min-
M in ths State . black eye, but undet
he amsndment it may be resumed WITT
he increased output I HAYS mentioned
u che northern part OF the state o.
l,treams which were declared moi 70 Q
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-04
Cable Sparks

Count schouvaloff, ex- Russian Mi
lster at Berlin, has been forma
appointed Military Governor ~ Wra.
aw, succeeding General Gour 1
Vatican Officials think the pono :.
n the proposal of Cardinal cibbons
q Baltimore, that Eucharist Coneras'
snail meet in the United States,
The death Of Mrs. Aston i .o,d
have greatly Frustrated her bnshs u 70
who may sell Cliyeden. nu'
Large copper deposits have boar -.
covered in the State of Falcon ysn
The United States cruiser Do,.o;.
{ reached Port Said on its way ~
Business is said tie be ran;dlv i,
proving in Australia, and The crnn.
are splendid. 'e crops
Italian forces in East Afric.
entered at Massala. awaiting an =.
'Tck BY the Mahdists. ~ AZ
Captain Alfred Dreyfus. the Frona.
ieer convicted Of treason. will ~
! blicly degraded Of his ranr w %
8
queen Louise of Denmark is renor,ad
be seriensIy i'll. poi9ed
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ROVE. N. j.. FRIDAY. JANUARY Z. 1896.

world had sSsa6a, and ia my drssm /
thought We had fo<3H 10 the Tins when tsthe
ransomed oEfhe Lord shall return and como
to Zion with songs and everlasting Joy upon
their heads, and sorrow and signing shall
lee away"
Halt here at what you have never seen be
fore, a depopulated city, the city of Amber,
India.
The strange fact Is that a ruler abandoned
his palaces at Amber inc moved to Jaipur,
md all the inhabitants OF the city followed.
Except here and there o house In Amber
occupied by a hermit, the city Is as silent
a population ms Pompeii OF Hercuianeum,
5ut those cities were enptied by volcanic
disaster, while this city OF Amber was va
Gated because Prince Joy Singh was told by
a H.ndoo priest that no city should be In
Eabited more than 1000 years, and DO the
ruler 40 years ago moved out himself
and all his people moved with him.
You visit Amber on the back OF an OLE
plant. Permission obtained for your visit
the day before at Jaipur, an elephant il in
waiting for you about six miles out to take
you up the sleeps 10 Amber. You pass
through the awfuliy outlet streets. all the
feet that trod them In the days of their activ-
q ha7ing gone on tbs long journey and the
voices Of buainsss and gayety that sounded
amid these abodes having long ago uttered
their last syllable. You pass by lake COW
ering 500 acres. whore the rajahs used 70
sail in their pleasure boats, but alligators
nov ave full possession, and you come to
the abandoned palace which Is an
enchantment. No more picturesque
dencs OF a monarch. The. fortress
above looks down upon this palace, and the
palace looks own upon a lake. This
monarchial abode may have had attractions
when 1t was the home Of royalty which have
vanished, but antiquity and the silence OF
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-04

POUNDS
-'ot, SO that the total cleo.
. energy In a cubic mile of The
strained air just on the point of fash.
ing Is about 70, 000, 900 foot tons. thai
is to say. the energy required to raiss
ION ~, ~ 600 feet high. In tbese
Jays OF transformers" and 0homss
mace lightning" Nj. McAdie asks
wnetner ne can use this immense store
Oh electricity in the higher atraospbsre
1t might be brought down by : MI;
Ta OF Frankiin's kite. Professor
tlowprldge shows that a DISCHARGE
Aeeps In the same path for 8oo-I010
paIs OF q second, and imagines that !
ssep.down' transformer might he
able to render it fit for practical nse
Atlanta Constitution u0e'
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-04

tttet he names OF rne men VINO there
ma sr,.id thfrson. That English lord,
I'm ccurage b many d battlefield,
decidCasnrn mere gate and felt that the
'Hsr opened It With the loss Of
I'm 8~rai3iives ought to be commemo-
resigfhence this cenotaph. But, after
|rat monument IL the gate itself,
~ ~ p gouges in the brick wall on
m made by two bombshells, and
44--5 Re torn by ten bombshells, and
~. afAs4 = the right side defaced and
7er!eped andpIowsd and quilted by all styles
r 1929 rFAqhinss .weaponry. Let the words
t1aAhinere GATE as a synonym for pat-
~riotistf and feariessnass and self sacrl6ce,
80 Into AL history. M art. all iltera.
ilNff- 04tstine, all eternity Ny ffien -,
tAgk KIND oil courage sanctified will yet ak
nv Whole earth for God. Indeed, the mis-
|fi1pariet now at Delhi. toiIing amid heathen-
tsaA and fever and cholera, and far away
trpM tonne q comfort. ani staylng there
nAttl they drop into their graves, are just as
brave In taking Daihi for Oarlst az were
Nienolspn and Homeand Carmichael in tax
Ink Delhi for Great Britain. Take this for
k6tarst sefmenIc lesson.
Another thing you must sea If you 70 u.
y rihf though You ieays many things uh-
=ieen. r. the palace o 1.-THE moguls. It Is an
iuQtosure 1900 yaris by 500. You enter through
= Fauited aati nearly 400 feet long. Floors
Qt klorpntine mosaic and walls once en-
braided and sapphired and carounc ed AMI
~t{amondeds ] said to the guide, itShow us
where once stood the peacock throne"
Here II was" he responded. All the
Thrones Of the earth put together would
3ot equal that for costlinsss and ~brilliancs.
4 had steps Of silver, and the ssat and arm
we're Of solid gold. 1t cost a0out $3.50, 000,-
V0+ It stood between Two ~peacoeks. the
ieathers and piumes OF which were fashioned
'uf OF colored stones Above tie throne
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Medicines Of Old.

Nearly everything in the animal
kingdom was formerly used in the
healing art, says Julius Stinde, a Ger
mar writer. In the Oldest medical
book now known, composed in He'll
opolis, where once Joseph served in
the house Of Potiphar, we find "a
means for increasing the growth Of
hair, prepared for Schesch, the mother
of Teta, the King of Upper and Lower
Egypt" Dogs teeth, oyer-ripe dates
@~~s-s' hoofs pa-a caraf-lIy cooked
"a lived