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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20
A PROLIFIC WRITER.
MrL ollphaH, Never Orows Weary Of
work with the Zen


work with the Zen
Mrs. ollphant Is one OF Great Brit
aims writer's who has put forth much
work, novels flowing from her pen with
the ease Of long practice and aptitude
Mrs. oliphant was born In Scotland
and her name was Margaret o. VIII
son. Before she was q she published
her first novel. Passages in the Life
OF Mrs. Margare, Maitland" and ~
instantaneous success led her to deyoti
her life to literature. Many OF hel
stories are faithful delineations o.
Scottish characteristics. Besides novel
Mrs. Oliphant has written more endur
ing things. such as her biographical
and historical "st. Francis OF Assist,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20

Vanderbilt, who lowered her with Si5.-
DOO. 600. The marriage. Of course. laid
the foundation Of his fortunes. II came
about In a romantic way. DR.. Webb
vas Of an old revolutionary family and
founded the Sons Of the American
Revolution" There were several boys
n the Webb family all well educated.
thoroughly arlstocratic. but poor. Sew
ard devoted himself to medicine and In
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20
A nnnefuI Attachment.

MIR Hunker-l tell you, Miss klttlsh
Is a peach.
MIR STATISTICS.
Mr.. Hunker-And I'm the apple Of
her eye.
Mr.. spatts-An attachment Ike that
ought 10 rlpen into delicious fruit.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20

rho Bishop TO young wldOwl-My
sister. dare say you nnd comfort II
the thought that you made your hus
band happy while he livedg
Young widow-Yes; poor Jack w@
in heaven tlll he dled. London Pick
Me-Up.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20

srhat was tough on Davis"
"WhatT
Gle stepped ON banana peel, fell,
and was arrested Tor giving a street
performance without n license" =
Truth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20
DIR. SEWARD WEBB.
he HAS LATELY BEEN CHOSEN
TO VERMONT LEGISLATURES.
Dnee a roor Physician In a Charity
Hospital go isomAniie Meeting wsfA
lila Vanderbilt-Ihsir Mari sno
Hls Wall street Carerr.

lie phenomenal
success DR.. W.
Seward Webb has
made OF his life has
been added to by
his recent election
10 the Vermont leg
islature. Or. Webb,
though a poor man
married Lila. one
Of the daughters OF
the late William
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20

~ neem 10 he n,ldlennfcll. .

II seem to be Anticipated"
As the lecturer made this remark he
removed from his chair, as well as b.
could portions Of egg. about which
dccreplt odor hung.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20

FIERCE battle for
a petrihed parent
took place innorth-
ern North Dakota.
near the Manitoba
line. sometime ago
between a young
man. who claimed
TO be a son Of the
individual who had
turned into stone,
and his friends. on
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20

Puffy: Just saved a mans life"
OufIy. How was ihatg"
PUFFY. Met a fellow on the street.
Said he'd blow my brains out II I didn't
giye him my watch. Gave him the
watch"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20

THE Makers OF Venice" and "A Lit
erary History OF England"
There are two new novels from her
pen Just out, The Tive Marys," easy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20

Over 2.7oo children are cared for BY
tuen.y-eishi orphanages and instltu-
uons fot children IN Philadelphia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-20
FOR A STONE MAN.
MUSEUM PRoPRiEToRs FOUGHT
ACROSS a cHAsM.

spectators Are vlctoriops a. raw-The
son HAS Never oalnsd Possession Of
ths Body = story Of the Mur-
der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
WHITE PLAINS.

verdict Of great importance to members Vi
the ROYAL Arcanum and other beneht socleue9 h"'
been entered here 1t may BE- appealed 10 tne
higher courts in an endeavor to obtain maj o'
oision of the subjects dispute The case In whl'h
Charles F. Smith against the Royal Arcanum Sn n
sought TO recover Sooo from the order on peile,
certificate issued to her husband in 49,. lht s''
was directed against the order through Anna o".i
Gil of New-York Mr.. Smith was adnlt,eu 80
membership of Alma Council, with uealn pei'..'
in his ca SO of 5000 He thirty years old at the
lime of his admiS Seven years later ne SIi-
fered business reverSes and became msaht' ne
wife Strengthened out his affairs. ana among o' '
things kept up his payments OF assessmshtS H. .'
sick be1ent or have obliged the order to carry nsI
husban,. on its books exempt from assessiheh. u,s
he died or recovered Instead, she pdlu '"e ".,
mems regularly. The assessments, she dsseI.vu
were regularly paid and accepted uhtIl <Autu1d
1885, when there trouble. Ch tne pr PIN
,,,o,ices of assessment she received there was d
notice that the amount called for might Do pau ~
tho collector OF the Council al a ueSiSndleu
she went TO the address given several times ~ p'S
nc amount of the assessment but did not succtfu
nor the necessary receipt for the amount neH
was held by the collector for the councii thal tne
council- room was the proper place Tot me lr.un
ING ~ assessments and when the time LOT pay NE
Smitn Mrs smith appealed TO the superior on-
GERS of the order. but the action OF the coec
sustained When Mr.. Smith died soon aiter"diu'
Mrs smith gave proof Of death and demanded pay
,nent of the S3Gs. 1t was refused ana Sult No No.
hroupht The case attracted much attention. J ne
iury found for Mrs. Smith and awarded her the
mi amount asked-So0o and SO interest, ua.lie
from The time of her husbands death. Judge Gay
nor'e charge was considered favorable 10 the PAIN
lin There will doubtless be an appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

,or NJ tho owners OF land on the water
front OF the CITY met in the rooms OF 'he Soar" VA
Trade, on Wednesday. for the purpos' Vi 49,.
concerted action IN relation 10 oe " o
John W. Alexander was chosen CHAIRMAN ~
luton preparcd by Alanson j. Prime requesting '"e
War department to establish a pier me III Ao'''
-, ,ho c,,y was approyed. and John W. Aexaiuei.
Leslie NJ Sanders. Andrew Deyo H. W. Fay ",O
Mr. Prime were appointed committee " o'''''
signers to the petition. -..,
The December meeting OF the t,on Kere tn the
ie~,ure-roorn OF Westminster fItses .e' 49,,
Rnv Mcs s George r. Cutting John Alison VII,
lam = Bruce. Ellis Lyon j. NJ. bruee Iiiienn David
Zoe A NJ conway and F. w. Roberts Ihe KEY;
Mr. Dodd OF Rveydale. read paper on ,he c5nrch
,he women of the Dorcas Society OF 'he ''ui
se William r. Fandreau ST. and Miss Alice Marx
ST. by the Rev Charles r. Alison oi a, ahe pnscb-
spring of MswYork CITY was the maid of honor
and Edward King. of this cry "a VI rhe CT We're
A number Of guests from New-fork '"s "s''
interest in the GroD 0cTe k Was soid
v.sder3av at the front door of Manor Hall 10y,
Franklin Couch as re,er bf If ,be paintifs for
s55o the of the mor'cage is an" 10
be sold. and that a company will be formed anu III
corporated to hold II. ,.u ,,o,,,,v Rowling
the sa tn%rno Ur er in this city on "Wednesday
night tho Veteran National Guardsmen oell.ese.
a..
Yonkers No 9. defeated Terrace 'ity, 800 a,n"s
the Terrace City club should have loSt po,, ,anm
caused considerable surprise. as II Is suoile
This evening the Tarrytown cub Pam Fan ii tn.
and Workers Athletic Association VIII rCiii ~
team of the Yonkcrs Bowling Gun roeu ia ''o
Rock tournament AT Mount Vernon last hlent. ,,.a
Captain Chamberlain. i'm charge OF tne % Sr
ton Army this city. has issued an "pin ,,,os
provisions that may give - dinner on
pav for The poor children of the city. lie a'so
hopss to be able to give substantial inca, sto
every hungry person who asks for II. re asHs -
that gifts he TO No. % Dockst.. or II me -
informed by postal he will send messehtse' 20
amy address for Gifts. Clothing VIII also ne az
certabe and will be distributed TO needy pe'Sons
4 sale l. announced to take place inns di,'I
noon from 3 till : O'Clock in the assembly nan ~
Rudolf Eickemeyer School No, 2 In WaVerIHosu,:
70 aid in purchasing pictures for IN" cassroonS
in The new annex The December parish YEA OF
the First Unitarian Church. which was postpon,,l
from Wednesday will be held this evening at ue
home of Duncan Smith, No lQ3 HUDSON le f "a
The Second Degree Team of PaIisade Lodge oi ~.
Fellows goes TO Mamaroneck this evening 10 NisI'
Alert Lodge and take part in the work' a cUun .
eli of the order of American Mechanics VIII M,
in Workers at which representatives from ious,
in different parts of the State are eNp'''i I" "
ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
PEEKSkILL.

The annual midwinter reception al the f''hS
kill Military Academy will take place TINS even
ing The cadets will entertain their guests IN the
armorv Three hundred invitations have been Is
sued bv Colonel and Mrs Louis H. Orleman
The Water Commissioners will meet TINS even
ing after their two weeks recess. AS the meet
ing nights for the next two weeks VIII ian Oh
holidays Christmas and NeW-itars, thtre VIII DE d
large amount of business 10 transact to-night.
Inspcction day at the public schools OF 'rolon
has been appointed for Tuesday next Inc We N
OF the scholars for the last four months VIII DE
inspected. go ,, ,,,,.i mas
orerade ball at the Kitch1wan Hotel tnls rNe.ihs
The committee in charge OF the analr Is MlSS VI l.
King Miss A. G.. Herman, Miss {. NJ 'laik Mlss
J. C. ENEMY and Miss {. l.. Tompkins Professor
I,eggett's Orchestra Will furnlsn the muse. 49,,
The Alumni Association of Drum Hi school
viii meet this evening in the schoolhouse. ana
officers will be elected ,, +, ..Ao,,.
Uanford Smith who is so well known IN hol 81
c;rcles'' along the Hudson River Valley mas moved
into his new building at Central ana Nelson ayes
anS has one of The iarges; and most complete es-
Establishments along the Hudson RIVER ne puliu-
ing is fiftv-eight feet in Neson-aVe ana seventy
Ave feet in Central-ave. The structure l. OF DICK
tbrourhoui and has three full stories and base
- PRACTICALLY story as. owing TO he slope or the
street IL is al above the ground me cilre pullu-
ing is lighted by electric light and heaten py steam
The Feekskill Military Academy VIII riose iCr
the holiday this afternoon, alter lht IA: >
session The greater number OF the cadets VIII re,
main over tonight attend their reception. anu
start for their homes tomorrow morning q NV
Who live too far away to go home VIII spehu me
Hoiidavs al the school. The Lake Mohegan MIL
,arv School will also close this afternoon. Also
ca 'cshriel's School for Girls. The Clinton CLASH
cal school began its Christmas holidays on Tues
dan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
PORT CHESTER.

Tho 6ftecnth anniversary OF the ordination or the
Roy John A. Waters, pastor of the Church OF our
LADY of Mercy was celebrated yesterday by the
congregation and the societies OF the PARISH Inc
occasion WAS testimonial to the splendid WORK that
Father Waters has accomplished since he was APP
nointed rector five years ago. A, that 'ime the
narsh was in a mos; disorganzed condition; since
Father Waters took charge, IL mas not Only o''i'
nlaced upon a substantial basis. but handsome
SShurch has been built, which compares idVOrdDy
with any OF the churches along Inc Souiiu INC
calehrai ion began in the morning win nish mass.
Eatb.r Waters was celebrant assisted by fathei
c;Ncara deacon: Father Duglere. sub-deacoh anu
I-a,h.r Walsh curate. master OF c"rrmonle-. hiter
Tho services the following clergy men. most OF whoH
,,are ola ssmates Of Father Waters. AT 81 Joseph
Inc rectory Father Connolly secretary TO the Arch-
hIshop: Father Dougherty. manager OF lhe Missiot
~ ~. Immaculate Conception; fdther IdN'ie, oi
81 Pa.rick's C'athedral Father Flannely. OF DoDDs
Ferry. Father Meisier, Of Mamaroneck, Father
psrry Of RYE: Father McKenna OF Westchester'
r,son. Father O'Keefe OF the Home OF ST Benedict
~ Moor: Father Began, of Newark. y. }. father
WcEvoy of Tompkins Cove; Father OMeara or
p,edmont and Father Walsh. of Port chester. In
.h af,ernoon the children of the parochia schools.
nnder The auspices OF the Sisters or Charity, gave
en- entertainments in the opera house. whch was at
snrdad nv a large audience. The ST Mary's Literary
xssociat ton of which Father Waters Is president,
nnd Tho Ardent order OF Hibernians. gave an en-
hwsastic reception for him in the evening at their
.non,e i'm the RYAN Building. Each OF the societies
90 ve handsomely framed resolutions OF conRratua-
~ Michael Hickey and Robert Nethercutt. large
n;,mber of gifts received at the rectory among
them purse containing 81 90 In gold. presented by
the congregation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
NEW -YOKl[ CITY.

Ruror had II yesterday that Robert Gooo' was
seriously 49, Inquiry ~ his once. 80 West
Soyenfcouth-ei elected tho statement that such a
report had positively no foundation.
The third 81 tho Friday Advcn, noon services FOR
h.sincss men will Doe held to-day at u "a o'clock IN
s. Paurs chapel The Rev Or. l.. Walpole War
Icn Will deliver ~" address.
The well-known Hudson River steamboat Mary
Powell haa been In the N"w-Icrsey drydock AT
Elizabeihport for two months. She has been thor
oughly rebuilt and improved ~ cost ~ 5000
Il is predicted 10y experts that she VIII be- faster
than ever
Justice Trav iu tho supreme Court. yesterday
appointed George ". Van lIo"sen. Peter \. Walsh
and James O'Farrell commissioners TO appraise
the value Of the property 10 Dee taken FOR the new
city park ~ fremont. burnside and Webster ayes.
I'm the Twenty fourth ward
The race from this port TO New-Orlcans be-
tween the new steamer Creole. OF the Mallory
Line. and III Nortc. OF the Morgan Line ended
yesterday when tho Creole crossed the bar At the
mouth Of the Mississippi at So a.. She made
the run I'm four days. sixteen hours ard six min
utcs. This f. Of the best trips record. and
being made by steamer her maiden voyage
IL a splendid performance. III Norte not
In sight when the Creole entered the harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
MAMARONECK.

The village trustees on Wednesday night APP
pointed Patrick I.anahan. Bernard Herman and
John Weber as patrolmcn 10 constitute the police
force of the new village The men Will receive
$500 "A year each and will have regulation uni
forms 1t was reported that the schoOl-children
had almost finished their designs for village seal
Judges were appointed as follows to examine the
designs and make the award: The Rev. J. f.
Holmes the Rev. +. f. German and the Rev. Isa-
,,ore Minstcr I'm the matter of village Board Of
Health and compensation for the same the 'Prcsl-
dent appointed a committee to select the members
and report at the next meeting. RESOLUTIONS w' ="
then adopted 10 ignore the recent election ana 10
levy taxes for municipal EXPENSES 10 May !. The
amount TO be raised IL yi.3ij -. contracts wcr"
made for seventy-cight electric lights. ana $40"
was assessed TO pay for them and for the expenses
incident TO Incorporation.
The Town Board Of Mamaroneck also met on
Wednesday. 1t ordered twelve electric lights TO
be placed In the Boston Post Road. between
Iarchmont and Mamaroncck. communication
vas received from the Board Of Health in relation
10 the recent complaint by {. Oliver lscln, threat
euing a damage suit against towns ana Villages
whose sewers have their outlet in the Sound.
Charles NJ Baxter. Supervisor. and DR.. John +.
Hunter were instructed to act as a committee,
and investigate the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
MOTET VERNON. .

The Mount Vernon Turn Nerein Society has re-
ceved eight bids for it's new hall to be buit III
Stevens-ave The bids range from Si"o 10 S'i"''
including heating. A special meeting of the society
will be held tonight TO make the awards.
Owing to recent litigation before Justice GaynoT'
St Paul's German Lutheran Church, or this cry
is without officers. and there is no one VINO mas In
authority ID call Il meeting for a new election me
courts will be- asked 10 order an election ana sci 4
day for il TO bc held.
Mr. William f. Van Arsdae entertained num-
Der of friends Monday afternoon al h,r nom" IN
South Second-avc Following diner IN" guest,
were 81 tertained at whist Mrs 4. Taylor secured
the first prize. Mrs: j. \. Hunt second Prize ana
Mrs Van Arsdac the third prize. .
Coroner Banning and a Jury on wednesday hign'
investigated the death OF John Jacobson the car
Denter who fell from the Swedish Lutheran 'hurch
on December : The jury decided that jacobson
came to his death from injuries received by iaihhs
from the building but that his life might hav" been
prolonged If the Mount Vernon Hospital had been
omen and he had been taken Their" instead o. 10
Workers The fury recommended that the Common
Council take such action will result I'm providing
n public station for the treatment ana care 81 hos
initial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

At the annual election Of Tompkins Lodge No.
Al T. and \. NJ the leading Masonic lodge ON
Staten Island. he'd Wednesday night. the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: William T. Eddy.
w NJ. William H. Prall S w; George H. Daley,
j. W John crmichael. treasurer James 4. Ware.
secretary: trustee, Charles Ddlcr Maynard &.
Eyre chaplain. r. &. Muerer. s. ID. Harry Brown.
j. - Charles kappes. : NJ g.. Dr John T..
Spraguc = NJ g.. George l.. Trout. tyler.
Thee was another shake-up In the Richmond
County police force yesterday. President Muller. Of
IN Board Of tOmmiSs lOncrs, wanted TO give the
pairomcu a Christmas tr1u by transferring them
10 duty at the stations nearest their homes. Pa
iroimcn Shcrhdn. Larkcn. Sullivan. Shotw"il.
Rcrdcr Smith. Dcvlin and Flnant transferred
from duty at headquarters ; lcton. to Station
No. , at West Sew brighton. ana PhtrOlmcn King.
Uolton. ChOrmann NccOrmaCk Iichfcnsci Elm.
Young. Cannon and Lake, from Station no :. to
hoadquartcrs The policemen are delighted with
the change and prospects OF eating their Christmas
dinners with their families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
NEW-ROCHEILE

The New-Rochelle Association. which has In It's
charge the handsome Gymnasium Building. has
elected the following directors for the coming
year: Charles H. Coffin. II. T. Nu,". Frank Tread
way James Fitzpatrick, NJ. Wright. Mr.. lippn-
colt Mrs Greedy and Mrs. Kctcham. The an
nial election OF officers will not take place until
May.
The Central Y. NJ. G. A. basketball team and
The team OF the New Rochelle Athletic cub "N-
psct TO fill the Gymnasium tomorrow night AT IN"
match game which they will play there.
Among those In this village who have been III.
but who now improving. are Or Lindsay, IN"
retired pastor OF the Presbyterian church. AMI
the wife OF the Rev. A. II. GOOdcnough. pastor Of
the First Methodist Church. DR.. Lindsay Is seV-
entv- nine years old.
The New-Rochelie Council Of the Catholic Be
ncyoent Legion has announced an entertainment
and reception TO be held in the Casino on Tues
dav evening January 10 The comedy. "Rcbccca )
Triumph which was given with success last year
by the young people OF St Gabri"ls lyc"um
League. Is TO be repeated.
Mrs Ebert g. Roosevelt died at her home in
Pelham Manor Wednesday afternoon. Her
husband. r.. &. Roosevelt Is a lawyer in New lto-
chelle and Is the postmaster of the Manor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

rot be spread from man 70 man. ptt o'H ~ ~ If
mails TO man He has taken eight Iho,otl' - nd
his patient I'm the various stages OF the dlS'aS' ~
will read paper before the WESTMINSTER m,L
Medical Society AZ its annual meeting neNt
The disease IL so rare that only doHi Siil'"'
cases have ever been reported in New ork ~.
Arthur W. Burden. the converter ,clol. e., =,
the broadway Mission. ,, .,
An important transfer OF real estate IN inlS roWh
has inst been completed. The property lnrinn'-
Symoni Hill. and consists of The Henry j., i,"N'
and Iouisa Black farms. some tim" ago pAIchdS,"
bv O j Smith. the Charles j. Snih farm on ~.
Scarborough road and the sam lel r. Iompkl'9
properly. on the Pleasaniyille fo1d ne pm t ,o
is t,veriu Macy OF New York ClN. VINO pro
poses 10 improve the lana ~ one private ssl'.'
he mansion 10 he erected this summer on SIMON,
ian where from a height OF 80 feet m1Snlhc'iii
view viii be commanded Of the river ana suiIouni-
INC country Tho site * tn" finest IN iHlS
mart Of the county The price paid for the several
pieces Of land was Sl3J.WN , ~, :,
horse attached 10 a sleigh in winch MIS- u. \
Daniels of .he waierwOrks pumping stauoh' We
seated ran away Main-st yesterday mofhihI
Mrs Daniels was thrown ont at Siring-st bu'
escaped serious injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
TARRYTOWN.

The sixth hearing I'm the OF John ID. and
William II. Rockefeller against the assessors o. the
Town Of Mount Pleasant will take place to-day at
the Willard Building. in Main-st.. before Franklin
Couch Of Peekskill. John W. Free. Of IN" firm Of
Free & Murray. real estate dealers. Tarrytown VIII
testify for tn" Rockcfellers
The second hearing in the case Of Mrs. Elliott
f. Shepard. OF Scarborough. against the ASSESSORS
Will take place Monlay. December .. before
John Gibncy. OF Sing Sing.
An Informal meeting OF the voters OF School Dis
trict No l. Town of Greenburg. has been called by
the Board of Education 10 take place this evening
for the purpose Of discussing the plans and spcc-
ficatons OF the proposed $1,000 or SluyJ new school
building as the case may be. The Board has taken
this measure in order that every one may be In
formed previous to voting on the proposition TO
raise s20Oc in addition TO the $4,000 already apprO
prated.
Some OF the taxpayers assert that the bonded
debt OF the village amounts 10 about $4,000. AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
SING SING

DR. r. II. Irvine. the prison physician OF sing
Sing pr,son has an interesting case on his hands In
-. .r,s.r hosuitaI 1t IL a in this coun
try and Is called anthrax malgna. and the patient
4. John culleton. twenty years old. OF Flat
BUSH Long Island
The disease Is a common one In South America
among horses snd cattle One OF the industries IN
,he nrison is the curled hair industry and the hair
comes from South America Culleton works In that
denartment About two weeks ago he had pimple
u usn;s nack and prcked It, Then II became swollen
and sore and the doctor. on learning that the man
had hclnorrhages from the nose ana mouth. dag
Iced so the case as one Of anthrax maligna. This
was corroborated by consultation with other
physicians ,,s a.. ,,. 49,
his neck nc must have had some OF the microbes Of
s shs cmrled hair The man Il now parayzed on his
entire left side Although the disease Is generally
be Il gradually improving. and has fne constitu-
ton. ..-.....l