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The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
OMNIBUS RUMORS

Anoat In Canada In Regard to An Alleged
riot To Defeatt the Will of the People Aud
maintain Sir Charles Upper In the seat
OF Anthority-The Liberals are Growing
Anxious and Uneasy.
TORONTO, Ont, July THE Globe,
the chief organ of the incoming lib
eral government, in a leading editorial,
says: There are ominous rumors afioat
as to the plot at Ottawa to defeat the
will OF the people and to maintain Sir
Charles Upper in the seat of authority
and In possession of the government.
Ihere Is grave uneasiness among the
liberals, and among the friends of con-
stitutional government there is a sus-
pieion of distrust and anxiety, but we
doubt il there is serious ground for
alarm"
The Globe then goes on to say:
To-day Lord Aberdeen has no Off
sial advisers; two weeks ago he re-
ceived his authoritative instructions
from the Canadian people. He is their
representative in trust until new
government can be installed. Nor need
he go to the colonial office for instruc-
lions. BY the representation of Sir
Charles Upper and his organs, fairly
or otherwise, Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain
has been made to play the role of
partisan in Canada, and his advice at
this time would not be received, and
his interference would be resented"
Concluding the Globe says:
we don't care very much whether
Sir Charles Upper resigns or meets
parliament, except that the public con-
venience would be served by his prompt
resignation. The liberals for nearly a
score of years have been fighting
against tremendous odds and havs
taken beating after beating like men.
They made no plea for mercy. They
did no whining. Sir Charles Upper
can determine the spirit and temper in
which the liberal party shall approach
their new tasks and responsibilities. {"
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
FUN OFF FLORIDA.
The Three Friends Plays Tag with . War
Ship.

Ship.
KEY WEST, Fla, July Capt. Lowe.
of the schooner Charles ID. Hall, ar
rived at this port Sunday noon and re-
ports that Sunday morning, about
ten o'clock, he sighted a steam tug
off Sombrero light going in south
east direction, which he took for
the George W. Childs, but the tug kept
well away from him, and it was i'm
possible to decipher her name. About
two o'clock he again sighted the same
steamer coming back under full head of
steam, and shortly afterward large
three-masted steamer came in sight
from the southwest, which had evil
IDENTITY frightened the tug. When
about twenty miles southeast of this
port the tug hauled to and put back
across the gulf.
This morning, about 9:3u, a small
tug, supposed to be the Three Friends,
was sighted from the customhouse.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
The Twin Shaft Disaster.

WlLkEsBARRE, Pa, July s.-There is
but little to report from the Inflated
Twin shaft at Pittston. The same
slow progress is being made by the
rescuers, but no trouble is feared from
gas or danger of any kind. A consul
tation will be held among the officials,
and if they concur, dynamite will be
used, which win greatly aid in the
work.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
A ClOUDBURST
Does Much Damage at Beliaire, o.. and
Vicinity.

BELLAIRE, O., July IA cloudburst
done very great damage to property.
Sheep, horses and cattle were drowned;
trestle work and bridges and seven
houses with contents, and the large
canning and preserving works of Nc
MILAN Bros, were swept away by the
heavy water in Wegee creek. The
telegraph wires on the Bellaire, Zanes-
vile & Cincinnati road are down.
Trains are delayed along the Baltimore
& Ohio road on account of track being
5amaged. One life is reported lost.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
YALE WAS BEATEN.
Leander Took the Trial Heat From the
Yale Crew at Henley.

HENLEY-oN-THA July s.-The
third trial heat in the Grand Challenge
cup race was rowed between the Yale
university and Leander Rowing club
crews, the first having been won ly
Trinity against the London Row.
ing club and the second by
the Trinity Hall crew against
the New College eight. Leander was
the winner by length and three
quarters, the Yale men being COM
pletely winded at the finish, two of the
men, Rogers and Brown, fainting.
There was a large number of Ameri-
cans present along the course, and the
Stars and Stripes were quite conspicu-
Gus among the colors displayed.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
Death of Sir John Fender.

LONDON, July s.-Sir John Fender,
NJ. p, the promoter of schemes OF
ocean telegraphy, who was stricken
with paralysis some time ago, and whc
had another stroke Monday, is dead.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
HON. GARRETT A. HOBART
formally Notified Of His Nomina-
ton at st. Louis
=. Candidate for vice-President OF the
United states-The Speech of Chair
man Fairbanks and Mr.. Ho-
bart's Response.

PATERSON, N. j., July s.-Flags were
displayed from nearly every house in
.bis city in honor of the visit of the
.onmittee which notified Garrett A.
Hobart of his nomination for the vice.
presidency on the republican ticket.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
Dead TO the World.

A business man in a Texas town
wandered into an undertaker's es-
tablishedmeut and was wouder.
struck at seeing his name ON a
coffin, evidently intended to receive
his remains. He became very
much excited and accused his wife
or some other enemy Of plotting
against his life. The undertaken
shaved a number Of collins sim
ilarly labeled, aud explained tha'
he made it custom, and found d
paid, to be prepared to bury bus
mess men who do not advertise
for they are already dead, Tn
undertaken was an Ohio man
Weatheriord Democrat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
AGood Examnle.

The criminal court Of Washing
tom city Is To be commended for
the manner in which it disposed
Of recent murder case.
Just six weeks ago "A brutal aud
outrageous murder was committed
within two miles OF the great capi-
toll dome. Elsie KregIo, a sixteen.
year.old girl, a farmers daughter,
living Just ON the border OF the
National Geological park, went
down TO the creek running through
the little farm TO drive up the cows.
The shades of evening We're fall.
ing. The young girl passed her
old father in the field, and as she
tripped through The patel OF
woods on the bank Of the creek
singing a merry air.
Ten minutes later her old father
heard scream OF agony lie ran
toward the creek just in time tc
see the folm Of a negro disappear
ing over the wooded hill, A mo
ment later he came upon The body
, ofhis young daughter, her hea,
resting m ibe creek, her throat Gu
? and her garments badly torn, TIN
grl was dead.
II was three days later TIA II
win Ford, the negro brute, wa
captured. 70 his captor be con
/. fesscd The crime. Talk Of lynch
y ing VS. iukulged in, but even IL
!, hottest heads realized the impos,I
!, bility Of taking the brute nom Ia
y Washington jail.
Within the week the brute wa
captured. lie was uied and sci,
fenced To hcng at the expiration ,
? thirty days. Friday be- was han.
5. ed in the jml yard az Washiuglo
rs city.
20 This T. an example furlhp conn
Of southern states. To- such cas-,
Judges Of our counts should ho'
extra sessions and I,nl with u,
crimes without % days della,
~ That done, lhe people world lo,
be have confidence IN speedy iH,li
md and lynchiugs would bc rcduc,
.or 90 q minimum
The Washington criminal cou
has set guou example Let of
-. courts profit by ATLANTA Co
~ siitud n.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
SETTLED THE Fight.
Ban Lifted Off Armour's Ele-
vators at Chicago.
RESTORED TO FORMER STANDING

This Came About by Vote Of 20
In the Directory q the Hoard OF
Trade-The Decision Was Followed by
the Immediate Resignation Of -Four
Members Of the Directory.
CHICAGO, July i5.-The fight between
Armour & Co. and the directors OF the
board Of trade, which resulted some
time ago in the five elevators Of Armour
in this city being declared irregular, has
been settled. The board Of directors OF
the board Of trade and representatives
Of Armour & Co. held q meeting and
after a long conference, in which the
entire matter was explained by the Ar
mour people, the directors, by vote OF
Q to 6, decided 10 restore the elevator
to the same position that they held be
fore the trouble began \ notice wa
at once issued declaring all the elevator
Of Armour & Co. to be regular and mat
tiers are now where they were before tn
fight.
As a result Of the settlement JON
Hill. Jr.. John Krocschcll, John G. RIOS
and William Nash. directors OF th
board Of trade, who voted in the negs
tive. have resigned. The four men rel
resent the "antielevator' party an
they decided 10 render up their pos
,ions in the directory. Two other men
bcrs. u. r. Carter and W. n. Eckhard
voted with the reformers, but did nj
follow with their designations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

HYDE Maelarlan went out yesterday
10 work up the extension Of the Kurten
Telephone Line % Willow Hole aud
Madisonyille. An order for wire and
phones has, we are reliably informed,
already been placed
Mr.. August John, a timer Of % years
experience, has charge Of my shop
an work given him is fully guaranteed
by me. tive him trial. Respi.
1906 j. A. Myers
We believe that all the free silver
elements in the country viii unite upon
the democratic nominee and that he
will be triumphantly elected.
Jus received a car load Of Kansas
ear corn. Free from wcayels Send
me your orders Phone 81
l0S 1. f. OAsrLG'
Thousands OF cases OF Consumption
Asthma. Coughs. Colds ana Group ar
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. Soil
by an druggists
A very pleasant social gathering wa
that Of the young people last night a
| the homs OF Mr.. aud Mrs. II Kernole.
Karrs Glover Root Tea Is sur
cure for Headache and nervous di'
eases Nothing relieves so qulckl,
Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Luther, mother Of Mr.. Sam ~
Their, was buried here Yesterday. sh
died at the home other son, near Nj
/ Glib Fosters place.
Ask your physician, your druggli
aud your friends about Shiloh's Gu
Tor Consumption They will recon
mend Il. Sold 10y all druggists,
Marriage licenses were issued Sc
teriay to W. y. Outlaw and Mi
Nancy O'Neal, and on the 10Th TO j. (
) Scott and Miss Annie Bundick.
Constipation causes moro than ha
the MS or women. karrs Glover Ro
q Tea Is a pleasant cure for Cuns'ipauo
4 Sold hy an druggists.
Frank not here-his place suppl
with BARRIERS as good as the state
:. oids. Try Them at Aliens. We ~
appreciate t. Satisfaction guarantee
N J.E. Mathis and Ut Jones Of Il,
7 ance. were here yesterday.
Try Giro and Ras at Aliens bari
"a shop. They are winners. io5.t
&c FOR sALE-A gentle young bu.
horse. suitable fpr ladies driving, a
a low phaelou cheap. See Mr.
VI wo-l l9i.t
We have received a copy Of
Manassas Val Journal, contain
la much interesting L. c. Y. matter,
~ Gliding an the old war songs. In
! personal column OF the paper We {
OF the following: Mr. 5. W. Meredith
Il. Texas il visidns his uncle, Congr,
Of man L. F.. Meredith this week.
a Meredith speaks highly Il the sl'
,IIeisa resident Of Brazos county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

The New Haven Comm. Reg
lister has this to say of Virgo Gar
vim, recently released to the Phila-
delphia team, which is so compli-
mentary to the Nayasota boy, we
can not resist the temptation Of
publishing the sarr1I
"Garyin demonstrated by his
great pitching yesterday that his
feat Of Thursday was not one Of
luck or chance. In the last %
innings he has pitched but three
hits have been made of him,
namely, nine innings on Thursday
last and three on Saturday against
Wilmington, and II yesterday
against Patterson. In the II inn.
ings with Wilmington but one hi
was made and the Parrersons yes
terday located but two safely
Garvin's feats a almost unprece
. denled, and he is easily the phe
nomenon ofthe Atlantic league
Just how long he will stay in Ne'
Haven is a question, ard we hay
but little doubt ere this is printe
Manager Sullivan will have reclev
i, ed offers for bis release. Ofcouts
it is easily the opinion Of the bas
D ball public that Manager sulliya
would be foolish to let Garyin g
Y but SUPP ose an offer Of a thousan
or two aud another pitcher to boz
would be forthcoming?
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
TWO llTrLe GIRLS KILLED.
sad Accident which napprned N'r
marhali, In Minnesota.

MARSHALL, Mimi, July IA term
bio accident occurred short distance
east Of Marshall in which two little Eirh
were killed and another seriously ih'
iured. The little son Of Mr.. Bellzof'
was herding cattle with a pony Two
Of his sisters, 4 and : years old and d
little daughter Of Dan Durand came
down to play with the hcrdor During
the play he tied thcm all three IN a TO"
with a rope, One end Of the rope was
attached to the saddle on the pony ana
some act Of tho children frightened the
| pony and he ran away, dragging th'
three little girls about half mile TO
Mr.. Gaanoy's. Mrs. Gafnoy stopped
the pony and cut the children loose bu
the daughter Of Mr., Durant and one O
Mr. Beltzort's daughters were dead
The other girl will live, but Is badi
hurt The little boy is nearly crazed 2
the accident.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
HAD TO BE BEATEN OFF.
strikers aud sympathisers Attack Non
union workmen at Cleveland.

strikers aud sympathisers Attack Non
union workmen at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. July l5.--Further dis
cords occurred at the Brown Hosting
and Conveying works, today. The
strikers and their sympathizors attacked
nonunion men while the latter were ON
their way to work In numerous cases
nonunlonists were beaten with clubs
and fellod to the ground C. w. Jack
son. one Of the unfortunate men, re-
ceived no less than 10 knife cuts and
had three ribs broken.
For a time che police, who wer'
greatly ouuumbcred by the rioters
were unable to core with the mob. Tn
officers were finally reinforced and sue
cecded in driving the onraged striker
back and rescuing the nonunion men,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
souTH AMERIcAN IKE.
Move Made In Brasl to Sever Relations
with Great britain.

Move Made In nrazil to Sever Relations
with Great britain.
NEW York, July l5.-Thc Horalds
correspondent in Rio de Janciro telo-
graphs that motion was made in the
Brazilian house Of deputies TO suspend
the relations with Great Britain until
the Trinidad incident should be settled
The government opposed the motion.
The Herald's correspondent i'm sucre'
Bolivia, telegraphs that the government
will give exclusive rights for five years
including bounty ON the product "a
any one who will establish a sugar re-
fnery In the republic.
The Herald's correspondent IN Monte
vidco. Uruguay. telcHaphs that there Il
undisguised satisfaction In commercial
circles at the failure Of the loan which
was TO be raised la London TO establish
government bank
In spite Of the denials tn Peru an'
Chill have arrived NJ an agreement II
relation 20 Iacna and africa, the fact
which were cabled are being confirmed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

SAN FRANclsco, July l5--ln the case
Of Mir. Nctdo r. Craven, the alleged
contract wife Of the late ex-senator
james G.. Fair. in support Of the validity
Of deeds conveying 10 hor from Fair to
city property worth 100000. the deposi'
tion Of Mrs. Haskins has been taken.
Mrs Haskins deposod that Fair exc
cuted the pencil will in her presence
ana al tho same time turned over t'
Mrs. Craven the deeds by which the
latter claims the property
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

CINCINNATI July l5.-spccials to the
Commercial. Gazette report numerous
thunder.torms and heavy rains. AZ
several points there was loss Of life and
propcrty from lightning. Near Ports
mouth. o., Eve persons took refuge IN O
shed. which was struck by lightning
killing W. f. Dudent and Willard
Brown and injuring J B. Brown Ar
thur Brown aud Joseph Eatup.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
1nEY AoNoR mrs. sToWE.
Colored People Hold a Memorial Meet
ing For Her ut Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July i5.-The eolored
people at Union Baptist church held a
large memorial meeting in honor Of the
late Harriet Beechor Stowe. She wrote
"Uncle Toms Cabin here, spent her
early life here when her father wai
president OF Lane Theological seminary
and was married here, Professor Stove
being connected with Lane seminary
with her father, Rev. DIR. Beocher. Let
tiers were read from Judge Albion w
Tourree. Bishop Lee, Professor Pete
II Clark. senator John sherman an'
others The speakers were a. j. ID
Hart. Representatives W. II. Parhar
and George jackson, Rcys II. ID. Proud
Horace Talliert and Peter i. fossclt ana
Ford Stith.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

PANAMA, July l5.-m CONNECTION
with the arrival hero OF the United
States cruiser Marion, il t. stated that
She was ordered to Colombia IN view OF
the report that there issiangcr OF an up
rising against President Caro-. Tn.
Marion has anchored IN the hHoor' Al
are well on board
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

John Chandler went to Calvert yes
tegday.
Miss Abbie Arnett returned TO.
franklin yesterday.
Master Douglas Reed went to Waco
yesterday.
Miss Sue MeLelland leaves to-day
for a visit TO relatives in Mississippi
Cary Black Of Madlsonyille, was here
yesterday.
Mrs. Eugene Bonneville returned
from Terrell yesterday afternoon
Not near enough rain has fallen in
Brazos county vet. The farmers are
anxious for downpour.
FOR SALE CHEAP--A Iony, gentle
10 ride and work anywhere. See Bob
Newland. l7''
New bicycles are received In bryan
most every week and gieat many per
sons are becoming expert riders
Karrs Glover Root Tea purihes the
blood aud gives clear and heauuiu
complexion. sold 10y all druggists.
Mics Marcia Hooper returned TO Cal
vert yesterday, accompanied by Mis-
Ieanore waldrop and Mithe Finley.
Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia
and all throat and lung diseases ar
cured by Shilohs Cure. sold 10y ~
druggists
Mabel and Raylor Hull Of Nayasot'
are visit heir grandparents NJ
and Mrs. South.
Mesda buIman aud swoeima
Of Hubb. are visiting Mrs. "
p. Conne
Mr.. and Mr.. ]. L. Edge rcturnS
from Wilt 10 the Tyler fruit pala'
yesterday.
Members Of X. OF II. are requests
I, meet At the hall tonight Busine
Of importance.
IOgT-A ladies' small gold waieh ~
cham on Main street SATURDAY ms
Liberal reward for return TO ms ,ne
Zee. ~
The Brinkley, Ark. gil who 81
and killed a negro In the act OF erin
nally assaulling her deserves vote
thanks from the next grand lnry While
assemblies In her county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

FoRr Scor, Kansas, July lo.-Iho
Kansas court Of appeals, all judges con-
curing. have declared defective the law
undor which divorces have been Eranod
In the last 25 years IL is estimated that
from 30. O0Oto go 700 divorces are Affect
cd Tho decision also affects property
rights and the custody Of children,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
r.tend thc Mnltary zone.

ATHENS, July ia dispatch received
received here from the Island OF Crete
saws the Turkish authorities there are
gradually extending the military zone
and occupying now positions dnily'
Many oxccsses arc being committed by
Turks A party Of Christians who ven
turcd TO enter the so called military zone
were mnrdorod by Turks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

FRANKIrN. ex., July i5.-ln the cas'
NJ DR.. W ID. Cain. charged with themur
der Of John I. Wyatt In Bremond on
March 10, the jury returned verdict OF
NOT guilty. The case was holly contested
and attracted great crowds. The de'e.e'
was that Cain killed deceased 'cf sisn
s..i,ss Cain's vito
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

The Texas popuists 'eem to tie
pretty unanimously opposed to any /
thing like an endorsemen, OF Bryan at
the 81. Louis convention Populi Is %
many other state. however, express
themselves fayorably upon the sub
ieet. Senator PETER Of Kansas, Capt.
Kolb Of Alabama, J. II. Turner, for the
past four years secretary Of the ma
,ional committee OF the people parry,
are among the number who advocate
fusion. Senator PETER says THE
convention OF the democracy put new
face on the political situation The
wise and patriotic course for Us now Is
10 unite our votes with those Of all
other friends OF silver and enemies Of
| the gold standard wherever such a
union Is p ssible. We can do this and
still maintain our organization for iu'
tu-e use in case OF need - kolb and
Turner are out spoken In favor Of
Bryan.
A business man in Texas town
wandered into an underlakcis estab'
iehment aud was wondcr.slruck at see
| ing his name on a colin, evidently In
, tended to receive his remains. He be
|, came very much excited and accuses
his wife or some other enemy Of plot
ting against his life. The undertake
: showed him number OF collins simi
larly labeled, aud explained that h
made It a custom, and found 1t paid
e to be prepared to bury business me
g. who do not advertise, for they az
already dead. The undertaken was a
Ohio man. -Weatherfold Democrat.
sheriff Black Of Madison county, too
4 crazy negro to the Austin asylum ihI
week. The negro is named Bob Jacl
son aud had been confined in the Ma
!. isonyille Jail several months hccau'
I. the authorities we're unable TO get bin
In at any Of the asylums. lIewos vi
silent. and the officers had tclrible iigl
a. with him in the cell where he was loot
4 befor, he could be handcuiItd. The IA
gro had a piece Of glass and cut sher
A., Black on the wrist After The irol
oi we've put on him he became submis'iv
m Mr.. c +. Moore does not speak
very aalteiiug terms Of Mexico as
ed pleasure resort. lie rays 1t is diidcv
at TO obtain anything good TO eat In q
iH localities he visited, and that he won
'd' not hrye remained bu, for the -hene
20. received from baths, Dr. Howell a
party were also displeased and ha
,er returned 90 san Antonio.
( For several years it has been
,,y custom OF one of our uoighbor', liyi
l.o near town, to crop the middle toe
p all chickens when drst Matched, a
this week heiedily showed lbs inl
-, ence. when the lady Of the househ0
~ discovered a little chick with the "
Il, Toe clipped hat was their very Gust
a.. to mark .-Manas as va journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

KrnrNs. Tcx., July i5.-Ncws has
reached here Of che drowning OF Boyer'
" Berry IN spivcy lake, near here, MI
Berry was subject GO cpilptic attacks
and while rowing across the lake was
seized with a conyulslon and fen into
the water.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
EAcronlEs 10 CLOSE.
A Number In the southern states Agree
Go Shut Down

~
60 shut Down
FALl RIVER. Mass, July ia cir
cular hitter received from Il II, Martin
secretary Of the Southern Textile asso'
ISOLATION states that Of 100000 spin
dies in the south, 10000 would be
stopped for varying terms. The factories
operating them are located as follows
Alabama, $4,000 spindlcs; Georgia
aGO. 600 North Carolina, $4,000 Ten
nessoo, $1,000; South Carolina, $4,000
Virginia, 10000; Mississippi, $4,000
Kentucky, 81 1905 and Louisiana o.
OOO Some Of these agree to close unit
Aug. /, others for 60 days, and the re
maindcr until oct. /.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16

WASHINGTON, July l5--J. II. Turner
who for the last four years has been sec
rotary Of the national committee OF the
Pcoplc's party. In a signed statement
urgcs the Populists to vote for Bryan ioE
srrsfHpuf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-16
CLAIMS TO BE scHLATTER.
A Man Doing Guthrie In the Divine
Healing Act

a Man Doing NuihFIe 10 tN' ''''"'
Healing Act
GurHEIE. July l5.--Amm claiming to
be schlatter. THE Divine Healer from
Denver. rode into town late yesterday on
abicycle and is creating sensation. lie
was dressed in a trailing gown OF black
and wore curling beard and long flow
ing hair As soon as his identity became
known great crowds gathered about him
and since then hundreds Of people have
constantly logged his footsteps. Last
night he addressed an immense throng'
/ LAYING ON hands 10 heal people and bless
inc hundreds Of handkcrchicfs