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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-25
THE INDIAN TROUBLE
at Atapahoe, Oklahoma, and tho
CnuBo OF II.
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF RED LODGE
by tho Sherin-rho Indian Accused
OF n Crimo Of Which Many Relieve
Him TO be innocent-Ilis Arrest aud
Bad Trcatmont-A Dcspcrato o Effort
to Escape aud the Hosults-A Raoo
For Life. .

WASHINGTON, D. O., juno A.-AddL
tional reports received at tho Indian
bureau on tho trouble growing out OF
tho shooting Of Rod Lodge at Arapahoe,
Okla, impiicatc Little Man, son.in.law
OF sofy Belly, OF tho Cheyenne and
Arapahoes, as tho party who recently
outraged an octognnarian woman there,
which was the primary cause Of the
trouble.
There arc six witnesses ready to tes- \
tily for tho prosecution, and the only
ono who corresponds with tho descrip-
tion given Is Little Man. He was at
Arapahoe when the crime was commit
ted, and evidence. II is asserted, points
strongly to his guilt The condition Of
Consh Rcd Lodge. who was shot by tho
sheriff whlc under suspicion, Is i'm.
proving. A report from School Super.
intendent seger. who was sent to Ara
pahoc, saya:
The Indians arc quiet, considering
the inhuman aud uncalled for treat
mont from the sheriff. They believe
Red Lodge to be innocent and Little
Man guilty. There is q strong resem-
blanco between the two men.
Red LODGES version OF the shooting is
substantially :h:s: lie was in charge Of
the sheriff. who told him to get in
the buggy with him. He did so,
but neither could understand the
others language. From signs OF the
shcritI he understood he was being
taken out to be thrown into q well or
come holo in the ground on the town
outskirts whore he saw crowd gath
cred. He preferred to be shot, got ou.
OF the buggy. faced tho sheriff and made
signs Tor him to shoot Walking back
short distance to see IL he would not
then be shot, he kept his face toward
tho sheriff SO as to receive the shots
in the head, and then he turned
and ran away slowly and the sheriff be.
gan shooting. one sho. grazing his
thigh. Another man whom Red Lodge
thought was going to hang him shot at
him several times. The Indian ran
toward him, but the crowd came up,
struck him with a knife aud fists.
kicked, crushed aud abused him and
left him unconscious.
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GI,llsirAM's WILL.
II Holusntiis All HIS Property to Ills WI
aud Ninkea Her Executor.

II Hcausnths An HIS Property to Ills wife
aud Makes Her Executor.
CmcAdo, Juno 24.-Tho will Of Cen
oral Waltor Q. Gresham, Into secretary
oil state. was admitted 10 probate to-day
by Judge KohIsaat. Mrs. Gresham mp
pearod In court, accompanied by hcr
son, Otto Gresham. Judge Henry ".
lllodcott aud George W. Kemp. Of the
United Stases circuit court, Tho wit
ness9s TO tho will. woro also present.
MIR. Gresham produced hi, fathers will ,
and formal proof OF the witnessing oi
tho will was then made.
Tho will Is very simple. II is written
In Judge Greshnm's own handwriting,
upon ono shoot OF paper. andis dated
Dccenl bsr Is, 1883. /, la as iollows:
~, Walter q. Gresham. do hereby
mako this my last will and testament
II give, devise aud beQuoath to my
wife. Matilda Gre'haIn, all my estate,
property and eilcctO. real and personal,
and of overy kind aud description
and whcresoevsr situate, TO have and
hold absolutely. appoint my said
vito sole executor OF this will.
"Witnoss my hand this 18th day OF
December, 1855"
The schedule OF property owned by
General Gresham shows that ho was
worth sol 900 at tho tlIna OF his death.
OF this. $4,000 Is In real property and
the balance ia personal effects. The
other heirs aro Otto Gresham. tho son.
and Kate Gresham Andrews. his
daughter
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OFFICERS DENY
That tho BridGeton wIs M u FiiibustetinE
Expedition To Cuba.

That tho Bridgoton wIis IN u FiiibustotinE
Expedition To Cuba.
New YoRK, Juno IA special dis.
patch to tho World from Kingston,
jamaica, Juno "a, says tho crow Of tho
steamer Brideoton, which loft Phila.
dolphIa May q, hNu deserted. The men
have all gono home.
Tho officers deny that tho Bridgeton
had any connection with illibustoring
expedition to Cuba. Tho denial was
cAttnd out by tho publication iiore OF q
story that sho mud tho ocuan.goinu tug
George ". Childs took men and arms to
Cuba.
Tho Bridee,on followed tho Childs
into this port. Tho Uhild,, which ro.
ported that tho expedition had bonn
landed In Cuba without hitch, alter
wards cleared Tor San Domingo. Tho
Bridceton remained hero for repairs.
Sho was in sinking condition when
she arrived anh badly battered, looking
rs II abe might have encountered n
Spanish gunboat. Hor captain refused
10 DO interviewed, merely saying that
she had boen in violent storm, .
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THE GOLD RESERVE


Above tho Hundred Million Mark for tho
First rimo Since Dccrmber.
WAsulSGroH. June 2i.-Although the
books OF tho treasury department do
not show it, tho gold reserve is prac.
tically above the $lo0oOo,0Oo mark to-.
day for tho hrst time since last Decem-
Der, when it was forced to that point as
n result OF an Issue OF gold bonds, Ac.
cording to tho treasurer's statemeht to-
day tho gold balance is S90,Sl7. .395, but
this statement doe, not include con-
signmcnt OF Sl,925, 900 in bar gold
brought to New York by tho Campania
on Saturday for August Belmon. & Com.
pany on account OF tho government
bond syndicate. Tho gold was taken
10 the New York assay office for exam.
nation, and in day or two will be de.
posted in tho United States sub.treas-
ury in payment OF bonds.
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SOLEMN CEREMONY
or tho Anniversary OF Iic Assassination
or President Carnot.

or tho Anniversary OF Ihc Assassination
ofPrcsident Carnot.
PARIS. June 24.-In the presence OF
enormous crowds OF people the anniver.
sary OF the death OF President Carnot,
who was asaassinated at Lyons, June "a
last year, by Cesnrio Santo, the anar.
chist, who was afterwards executed for
tho crime, was observed to-day at the
Pantheon with touching ceremony. In
the official cortegc were President
Fnure, ". Challemel.Lacour, president
oil the French senate, aud N. Brisson,
president OF the Frcuch chamber OF
deputies. followed by the cabinet minis.
ters, ambassadors, senators and depu.
ties. Tho cor,ege arrived ut the tomb
at l0:l5 n. m.
NJ. Fnure, in depositinga a crown upon
the tomb said: I'm tho namo OF tho
republic, on the day on which is renew.
cd tho mourning Of tho country. | lay
this crown upon the tomb Of President t
CarnoL"
Tho religious ceremony took place in
the church OF La Madelaiue at II
o'clock.
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CHICAGO, Juno 2i.-One OF tho "Greon
goods" workers who was arrested at the
Hotel Sterling last Saturday has been
identified rs Paddy" Guorin, who has
n police record in Chicago and abrond.
I1c was sentenced to seven years in the
pcni,entiary fifteen years ago for bold
bank robbery Mt Galcsburg. Ills. He
escaped once from the Albany rcni,en.
tiary. where he had been sentenced for
burglary. but was later captured in
Milwaukee. Ills record with tho police
cxtonda through his entire lie.
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THE SHORTEST ROUTE
From foS ohnmn to the Nicaragua Canal
is via san Francisco,

From foSolnmn to the Nicaragua Canal
is via san Francisco.
WASHINGTON. Juue 24.-An interest,"
ing feature OF tho pilot chart Of the
North Pacific for July is table Of ocean
distances, in which it is shown that the
route to Yokohama from the western
terminus of the proposed Nicaragua
canal is shorter by way Of San Francisco
than by Honolulu. Tho shortest prac.
tical route from Brito, Nicaragua, to
Yokohama is 7.li5 knots; by way OF
San Francisco it is 81 knots more, whilo
BY way OF Honolulu tho distance is 374
knots more than by San Francisco. The
shortest practical route from Brito to
Hong Kong is $40 knots; by way OF
San Francisco 1t is % knots farther,
while that by way OF Honolulu ia S6s
knots moro than By San Francisco.
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SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE.


Corner Stone of eli, Now Indianapolis
Structure Laid Yesterday.
INDIANAPOLIS, lND., June 24.-The
cornerstone OF the new Scottish Rite
rcmple to be erec ted a. q cost Of Sl25.-
900 was laid in this city to-day with
appropriate ceremonies. Many promi.
mont Masons from all over the state
we're in attendance and participated in
tho exercises. In the afternoon there
was parade in which appeared many
out Of town delegations. Grand Master
ORourke, OF Fort Wayne, was master
OF ceremonies and the address was de-
livered by r. W. Mcbride, OF Indiana
polls. About year ago the building
occupied by the Scottish Rite was de.
a,royed by fire and the temple to be
erected will occupy the site OF the for.
mer building. -t
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A BIG SUIT
Growing Ont of'the III: Dnltimore L Ohio
Tunnel mt Baltimore.

Growing ont or,the III: baltimore L Ohio
Tunnel Mt baltimore
BALTIMORE. Mp, Juno 24.--Ryan &
Mcdonald, the contractors, lled suit
in the city court this afternoon against
the Maryland Construction Company
for 100000. The Maryland Construc.
ton Company. tho stock OF which is
held by the stockholders Of the Bal,i.
moro & Ohio railroad. contracted with
Ryan & Mcdonald to build the tunnel
according to plans and specifications
prepared by the Baltimore & Ohio on.
zineers for 81, 100000. As the work pro.
gsessed i, was found impossible to build
according TO tho plans proposed. It /.
claimed that nothing ha, over been re-.
ceived 70: this and other extras. In aI-
dition to extra items in CONSTRUCTION.
Messrs. Ryan and Mcdonald claim
that the Maryland Construction Com.
pany has failed to pay the groater par.
OF the original contract.
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TIE EMILY nAI.L CASE.
Trial OF DR.. Dsnui. seaman Il ileGun nj
Detroit.

Trini OF DR.. Dennis seaman Il lleGun nj
Detroit.
DETROIT. Mlcu., June 2i.-Dr. Dennis
J. Seaman was placed on trial in the rc.
corder's court this afternoon. Ho Is
charged with committing criminal
operation on Emily Hall January 25
last, from the effects OF which she died
February >. Tho specific charge Is
manslauSh ter.
This is the case in which such sensa.
tiona! disclosures wero made against
Rev. Jonathan Bell, OF Black Heath,
Birmingham, England, and on account
OF which he disappeared after tho pub.
lication OF tho facts regarding his hay.
ing brought Miss Hall to America from
England and placed her in the lying.in
hospital. where she afterward died.
Mrs. Alice Lane, keeper OF the lying
In hospitnl, who Is charged With the
same crime as Dr.. Seaman, will be tried
separately. Tho afternoon was con.
suncd in securing a jury.
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Immediately ai,or .hero had boon laid

Immediately aitor therc had boon laid
before the house n great scheIno, for
military organization, tho govern MOI MT
lelt 1t their duty to place their rcsigna.
lions In the hands ot tho Qucen. Their
designations woro accepted and thu
government will only hold office until
their SUCCESSORS aro appointed"
Tho Earl Of Cranbrook. conservative,
said that tho marquis Of Salisbury had
desired him TO say ho wished tho house
to adjourn until tomorrow.
Lord Rosebcry remarked that there
wa. only ono vory importan, bill. tho
seal ilshetlo,, which would DO proceeded
with aud he expressed tho hope that It
wonid pass all Its stuges Tomorrow.
Tho seal fisheries bill then passed i,s
frat fnnIinp M. t..'
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FOE HONEST MONEY.


The Philadelphia Union LoHEuc Opposed
to Free Coinage.
PHILApELrHia, Pa, June ai.-Thc
Union League. at n largely attended
meeting tonight, adopted resolutions
op posing the FREQ coinage OF silver at au
arbitrary ratio Of 10 10 /. Addresses
were made bye. Stuart Pa,tors on, Will.
lam ". Lock wood and Mavor Warwick.
Tho mayor vigorously denounced the
attempts OF the exponen,s OF tho free
coinage OF silver to force their principles
upon tho country. and challenged any
one to give argument to prove that
those principles were right. Tho only
opposition to the adoption OF tho reso.
lutions was made by Abraham Barker,
who argued that tho league. being a
social club, i. had no right to take any
action.
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SAN Francisco. June 2i.-ln tho sui.
OF tho United States govern ment against
the Southern Pacific to obtain posses.
sion OF 5000 acre, OF land in Ventura
and Los Angclcs counties was decided
against tho railroad company to-day by
tho United States circuit court OF up.
penls. This decision a!lirms that ron.
dored by Uni.od States Jadgo Ross
about year ngo.
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MUST BE SOLD.
The Eighteen Plants of tho whisky Trus'
to 10 Put, Up for sa.o-

The Eighteen Plants OF tho whisky Truss
to 10 Put, Up for Sale.
CHICAGO. June 2i.-The eighteen
plants Of tho whisky trust will DO sold.
as desired by the reorganization com.
mi.lee. This afternoon Judge Showal-
ter announced to the attorneys Of the
litigation that ho had arrived q. such
an opinion. and to the at,orn neys he left
tho duty OF agreeing upon an order OF
salo satisfactory to all parties con.
corned.
The court said that the property
must be pledged to the dcbts OF the con.
Germ, and subjcc: to return to tho re-
ceivor II such a contingency arose. Un.
der the rules OF the court the property
will bo advertisod for aalc for thirty
days and AZ the end of that time sold by
tho recei yer. starting tho bid nt tho sum
offered by tho committee. S9.SO0,OOO.
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CAUSED CONSIDERATION,
Lake shore Issues Now Open Tnrin
Red uctiou.

iHtkt u NOW opbn lhrlH
Red nctiou.
CnrcAdo, June 2i.-Much to tho con.
sterna,ion OF the officials OF most OF the
Chicago east.bound rates tho Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railroad
late this evening issued new open
tariff reduction oi tho rate on provisions
and other packing house products to
twenty cents per one hundred
pounds Chicago 10 New York, or
five ccnss per 100 pounds less than the
the rate named In the tariff issue a day
or two ago by tho Chicago and Erie rail.
road. Yet, notwiths,andinu this addi.
lional reduction, the new taril is said
by Lake Shore to bo still from 8 to &c
Dor 100 pounds higher than tho rates
secretly made by some OF the roads.
The new tariff Of the Lake Shore is to
become effective juno q or two days
later than the new Eric tariff.
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F11ZSlNioiOSs' TRIAL
For tho Accidental Killing of Con Eiordnn
at Syracu,e.

For the Accidental Killing of Con Eiordnn
at Syracuse.
SYRACUSE. \. Y, June 2+-Bob Fitz.
simmons appeared in the court OF sea.
sions to-day to answer TO the indict-
ment charging him with the killing OF
Con Riordan. his splrring partner. in
tho course OF au exhibition given in
this city last winter.
When court adjourned at 1880
o'clock, two Jurors had been accepted,
but they arc subject to peremptory
challenges. They are Frederick Reihl'
man, farmer. from Disco. and John a.
Robinson, farmer from Pompeii.
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THE KaIsEns COMPLIMENTS
To tho Representatives OF tho United
States Now at Kiel.

To tho Representatives OF the United
States Now nt Kiel.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Secretary
Herbert received telegram to-day
from Admiral Kirkland, commanding
the squadron at Kiel, dated Sunday, the
93rd, in which he says that tho German
emperor visited the cruiser New York
that day. lie complinonted tho United
States squadron, and the New York
particularly. on the appearance OF the
fireworks illumination. He asked the
admiral to thank the President OF the
United States for sending such fine
specimens OF tho American navy to
tho opc ming OF tho canal.
Admiral Kirkland says that the en-
peror will visit tho Naw York again ior
more thorough examination. ~
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NEw York, juno 2i.-Carncl Lava,
Bazan do Marti, the widow OF jose
Marti, the Cuban revolutionary leader,
arrived in New York to-day on tho
H,camship City Of Washington. Sho
WIS accom- panied by hcr son Jose. ak
teen years old. Only six or seven of
!,er American friends know OF her ar
,,ynl
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HASTINGS IN THE FIGHT.


the State Convention.
HARRISBURG, June "a. Governor
Hastings formally announced tonight
10 q representative Of tho Associated
Press that he would be candidate for
delegate from Centre county toNthe next
Republican state convention. aud that
he would also stand ior,tho permanent
cha'rnanship OF that body. This an
nouncemcnt followed conference be.
tween tho governor. Attorney General
Mccormick and Senator Quay. What
passed between them mono would dis.
close. except that the governor told tho
Boaror senator that ho favored Mr..
Gilkeson'a candidate for recollection.
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CoLuMnUs. O.. Juno 2i,-vwcnly.two
mail carriers horo have been suspended
FROM iivo to thirty days by order from
Washington, tho result OF private
watch alTording evidence of slow work
on routes by thcao carriers.
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Special Ditprich 10 khe InioligeIeeh
IIUxrISGroH, W. Va. Juno 2l.-This
city hns bepn n dry town for several
months. Tonight tho now council
gran!cd liquor licenses to twenty-five
applicants aud ro.nlcctcd most all OF tho
old police force,
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ClasH histories woro rovlowod, intor.
sporAod with college songs. Tho oxer.
cIsos closed with tho singing OF tho Ivy
odo while tho class Ivy was being plant
oil, Tho odo was com posed by George
Dwight Kellogg, ~.
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SOFIA. BULGARIA, June 24.-News
from tho frontier confirms tho reports
Of fighting between Turkish troops and
rcbols in Alaccdonin Ono band aur.
rounded tho troops aud many wero
killed. and wounded
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NARCOURT WEP7
Whom He Announced tho Resignn.
tlon OF tho Cabinet.
7HE DOlNGS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS
Iucldcnt to tho Governmental
Crisis Ia Groat Britain.
SALISBURY BECOMES PREMIER

And Par'lasn s"t AdIonrns PonIinG
tho itocnnstruction of tho Cabinet.
Names or tho Mon Who win Form
tho Now Ministry--tiord itosehpry's
statement TO tho House of Lords.
Various Matters OF Legislation Dis.
posed or-rho Seal Fisheries Dill.
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New ORLEANS, Juno 2i.-John Devon,
shire, clerk oi tho Unitod States district
court for tho western district OF Louis.
lana. was indicted to-day on charge OF
enboz,lcmont Of $4,000 oi tho courts
funds.
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Macon, Mss, June 2l.-Firo this
morning destroyed five brick s,orcs and
most OF their contents. eniaiIinG loss
OF $4,000 With $l5.O insurance. Tho
heaviest loscrs arc D. Owens. J. f.
Jones. G. L. Heinrich, S. NJ. Irwin aud
!. B. Ford.
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Sptcial Dispatch to The Inteligencer.
WAsHiSGroN, Juno 2i.-Mrs. r. A.
Rudisill has been appointed postmaster
at Eckman, Mcdowell county, vice $. +.
Morris, removed.
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TIRED women mood to have their blood
purified and enriched by Hoods Sarsa.
parilla. 1t will give thom strength aud
health. llH
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Dntlmore-Montana. (BritlSh); Watkins, from
London and Philadelphia. ztsr
philadclnha-Ohlo, from Llverpo ol, via
Queenstown. ~ n.
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TO A FINISH
VIII Bo tho Fight OF K,ntuoky
Democratic Factions.
BITTERNESS OF FEELING GROWS
Botwoon tho Administration Mon
aud tho Anti's.
STRONG PROBABILITY OF A Bolt

In tho Event OF i;ithor Garry Ing tho
Day-Frce Coinage Men VIII not
Consent to tho Endorscment OF tho
National Platform of 1892 Unless Il
Ia Coupled with Dcnuncintion OF
Prcsidont Cleveland aud Secretary
Carilslo-Tho Lines Drawn.
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For West Virginia, cloudy weather; warmer:
SoutGcrv winds, r.Es ss
For Western Pennsylvania, cloudy warmer;
norihcrly Winds
For Ohio thunder showers. followed, by fair;
warmer; Southorly winds.
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
as furnished BY c. SciISErr druggist corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
n. rn....,....-......-. Il Up. rn..,....-..,. IS
u, ,M..,,,...,..-"....,. ~ p m,.,, So
L. a. IN n.,.......,......,.,.. S.. Wcathcr-Cloudy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-29

has been expended in fitting up the build
ing throug bout with steam heating sp-
paratus but much Is still needed to make
its condition W hat it should be.
Though at many times the work has been
hard it has brought its reward, and the
ladies look forward with hope to the
future, believing that the Bangor hospi-
tai has great work to do for our city
and our State.
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
An important department OF the hos
pital IS the training school for nurses,
which was established when the institu-
tion was first opened and has been ably
conducted, with gratifying results, ever
since. Nurses receive here the same, or
even better, training and instruction a.
in the large hospitals, having the benefit
OF lectures at stated intervals by he va
rioas members of the staff aud regular
course u study from the most approved
text books. The nurses take notes Of the
lectures. write them out and submit the
aminati ions quarterly, and written exam
nation at the end OF the course. They
live according to a strict code Of rules,
and. in short, having all the advantages
OF systematic schooling both in the
theory snd the practice Of their profe,-
sion soon become skilled in all their du
tires Since TIE school was opened three
nurses have been graduated, after fun
two-year-' course.
MAT THE HOSPITAL DOES.
Thc hospital receives for Tree treat
neut, 50 Ear a. is capacity VIII p,.a.t.
al admissible cases except those OF pau
pers The inadmissible cases are In
durable, insane those afflicted with con
tsgiou~ diseases, and cases OF maternity.
These are excluded from all similar in
sttutions. No case OF accident i re
jected at any time Those patients " no
are able to pay fer treatment are expected
to do 80 and those " no cannot pay in
full are expected to pay wha; they can.
while. a. the records show, many cases
are treated entirely free q charge. In
short. this hospital receives all such pa
tents a. are admitted to the Maine or
Massac husetts general hospitals.
WHAT THE HOSPITAL NEEDS.
At present the Bangor hospital can az
eommodate about twenty four patien. :,
and at this writing there are twenty-five
cases under treatment. There : great
need Of more room of enlarged facilities
for carrying on the work. \ new Wing
IS greatly needed and should bc erected
at once Nothing definite has been dom
toward securing this enlargement Of thu
building. but it is hoped that something
may be accomplished before long.
There is no phiant hropv, no good
work, more deserving Of the earnest
sympathy and active support Of the pee
pie OF Bangor and OF ali this section
than this hospital. 1t Is a benefit, all
advantage, charity that should be ap-
preeiated, and now TINT such promising
start ma, been made, everything should
be done 10 further its progress-to make
IL success lasting and complete.