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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-10
NsrrOw Escape Of Several Men, kOmen
and Children.
WATER FLOODED THE GROVE
nish rsrt si Beach Covered Vita britt
weed Which Broke DoNa fsscss
ssd Thrsatsasd Property,

Heasbde, Dec. s.-CSpecial to the AstoC-
n.)-Had It not been for the prompt ae-
ton OF several persons on the beach here
during the recent high tide. In running
away from a big wave, which was evi-
IDENTIFY a tidal wave. another serious loss
OF life would have been added 10 the
history OF disasters on this coast.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Newman. NJ. ]. Young.
Mrs. johnson and two children, Mrs. Bah
bidee and Virgil Noland were all on the
beach enjoying the grand and unusually
high surf. and particularly one swell "a
sight worth seeing) which attracted their
attention. when they were suddenly con-
fronted with wall OF water which nearly
engulted them. The swell came higher
and higher and finally caugh, Mr. ana
Mrs. Newman and Mr.. Young before they
could escape, and rolled them over and
over and almost took them out to sea
sirs. johnson narrowly escaped by get
ting through the fence at the bath houses
but was thoroughly soaked by the wafer.
Her two children had run on before.
frightened by the appearance OF the sea
but were caught in the grove at the Webb
cottage. a thousand yards from the beach.
They caambered on to a knoll and avoided
rough treatment, though receiving a duck
Ing The other grown people got or with
scare and soaking. The water reached
to the ALLEN cottage on the shell road
and the Estes cottage on the county road.
All the high part Of the beach is covered
with drift wood. which knocked down the
fence II the bath houses.
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KALAMA HATCHERY.

Kalama Hatchery December s.-Editor
Astorian. )-Yours OF recent date at hand.
Would say in reply that the output Of the
Kalama hatchery this season will be about
$500. 900 young salmon. There are at pres.
ent about 100000 young fish in the hatch.
cry; the remainder will be hatched out
by the first Of the year. The eggs and
asir have done remarkably well this sea.
son and the loss will not be more than
I. per cent. -- e-.a. .t'.'t-~.
I have been interested for the past
twenty-one years in fishing and in arti.
ficsal propagation Of Columbia river and
Puget sound salmon. have ished for
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BRITISH COLUMBIA FISH

New Westminster. B. @. Dec 6 1884,
editor Astorian.)-Tn answer TO your in-
quiry on the output Of salmon from
our Fraser river hatchery, beg to say
that the output last spring was 6125.pC
soekeye, and we anticipate to turn out
$4,000 from eggs now in hatchery (also
sockeye) next spring. Yours truly
JOHN M'NAB.
Inspector Of Fisheries
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Report on Range Lights-Fisheries oues-
ton Taken Up


There was large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of the Astoria Progressive Commercial
Association last evening at the hall on
Bond street
The principle features OF the evening
consisted Of reports from the navigation
land fishery committees. The chairman
Of the navigation committee reported tnat
on Sunday last a conference was had with
Commander Merreil. Of the Thirteenth
lighthouse district relative to putting in
a system OF range lights at the mouth
Of the Columbia river. Maps and charts
Of the soundings at the bar showed that
since the completion Of the jetty the chan
mel had continued to work to the north
and that as yet a certain fixed channel
was not shown.
For this reason Lieutenant Merrel saws
it is not advisable to place expensive and
powerful lights on Scarborough head the
only point suitable for the purpose as
it is more than probable the channel zili
continue to work north for some years
to come. thus throwing the lights en-
tirely out Of range A temporary syx-
tenn OF range lights Will probably be put
In In the near future
Chairman Van Dusen. Of the fisheries
committee. reported that a communica-
tion had been received from Fish Com
missioner Mcclure. suggesting that the
association take in hand the matter or
raising the sum Of $500 for building a
hatchery on the Sandy river for the pro-
pagation Of steel heads. The matter was
referred 10 the ways and mans commit
tee for immediate action
Mr.. F. P. Kendall was appointed a dele
gate 10 meet with delegate from the cit
liens advertising committee Mr. S. Ell
more, and a delegate TO be appointed by
the Chamber Of Commerce for the pur-
pose Of visiting San Francisco and con-
ferring with the business men Of that
city relative to the Alaska trade
Several new members were elected TO
the association.
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salmon ia the cclumoia seventeen year
and IN Puget Sound and the Gulf OF 0ecs
g1a -four years, also gu, in the hatcher
at dajCer Lake fo- the state OF washins
ton last year, which turned out $4,000
sockeye salmon.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Superintendent KAlama Hatchery.
sSASIDE NOTES.
Rev. Mr, Short will prVaeA here o,
the "a.
John L. Carlson paid visit to the beact
on Sunday last
Services were held by the Rev. ~. pra.
lap Sunday last
D1ttor M&Eon. Of the Tribune, was u
tS-G IN Sunday.
Mrs. Nudge Is spending part OF th'
winter IN Astoria.
Judge Mcclure has the frame Of hi.
new barn up.
George No'and and wife are spending &
week at their cottage
James r. Wilson passed through on
Tuesday for his ranch.
John Kopp and Mr.. VeoShuesen spent
the week at the Kopp cottage.
Several carloads OF lumber were shipped
TO San Francisco during the week.
The storm on Monday and Tuesday last
was the worst ever known here.
Captain William Patterson spent sun.
day last looking after his cottage.
Bishop MoCrss will pay a visit TO Sea.
side sometime during this month.
Mr.. Logan left on Wednesday las, on
Your months visit to England.
Judge Dillon returned from Portland
where he was in attendance on court.
Contractor Cofrman Is putting the I'm.
ishing touches to the cottage Of NJ J.
Geist.
The tides on the beach and in the Ne.
canbcum have been rather high during the
past week.
Ivan Humason. representing the Oregon
& Washington Flour Co. spent Saturday
last in town.
Martin Staznpfer and ". Eberman, who
were accidentally injured while at work
in the mill, are doing nicely.
r. VI. ITGneS mas Dti-ln the erection OF
his new building. 1t is to be two-story
building. Snxso feet. He has undoubtedly
picked fine location.
The bowling craze has struck Seaside
and two clubs have been organized. one
plays at Logan's alley and the other on
the alley in the grove
Mailcarr1er Condlt reports the roughest
trip he ever experienced In his twenty
years Of service on Monday last. The
wind took him Of his feet and carried him
ten feet while on Elk creek beach.
Sunday school has been changed from
afternoon 10 morning. greatly to the dis
advantage Of mothers to get their children
ready in time. Change the time back TO
afternoon and give everybody chance
to send their children Sunday school is
mostly for children. not for grown people
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S2OOO@0o %

If good milk is worth 10
cents a quart, how much IS
sour mill; worth?
If good baking powder IS
worth the price of YSchNing's
Best, how much is baking pow
der worth that is adulteratcd
with alum and other things
that shrivel up the insides'
4 sehiIling & Company
san Francisco A@
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HEART DISEASE.
Some Facts Regarding the Rapid Increase
of Heart Troubles.
DO Not Be Alarmed but Look for the
Cause.

Heart troubles. at least among Ameri-
cans. are certainly increasing and while
this may be largely due to the excitement
more often the result Of weak stomachs.
Of poor digestion.
Real, organic heart disease IL lncurable;
but not one case in n hundred OF heart
trouble Is organic
and poor digestion Is because both organs
The close relation between heart trouble
are controlled by branches Of tfe qame
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srca, nrve-, the Sympathetic and Pneu.
mowastr4c.
In another way. alao the heart l. AZ.
fectcd by that form ot poor digestion,
whkh causcu gas ami fermentation from
haif dlEcst@i food: there is u feeling OF
oppression and hcavlncas in tho chcs,
caused by pressure Of the distcnded aton,.
ach on No heart and lungs. interfering
with t1,eir action: hgpcr crises paipna.
ton and short hrotth.
Poor digestion also pniaons the blood.
makes Il thin AMI watory. which irriia,ss
and wcakena mo heart.
Tao most SENSIBLE trcaisu~fR for
heart troubles IL To improve ihc digestion
and 10 Insure the promp, assimilation ct
food
This can best bo done by tho regular
uao after meals. Of aoms safe. pleasant
and effective digestive preparation. Ike
s,nrrs Dyspepsia Tablets wThloh may
bo found a, most drug stores and whicn
contain yhluublc. harmless dlgyvtivc ole.
mcnts In pleasant. convenient form,
n II safe TO say thai the regular. per.
-istcnt use u stunrl's Dyspepsia Tap,cts
a, meal tims will euro any form of stom.
arh trouble. except cancer og the stomach
Full sized packages of tho tablets sold
by druggists at n cents
Llito book on stomach troubles mailed
free Address Stuar, Co. Marshall. Mich.
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AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.

AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.
look for what is good and strong; honor
that; rejoice in it.-Ruskin.
rry sehillinS's Bss, tea and baking powder.
silk handkerchiefs at e. H. Coopers.
E A. DE Yo is AGENT FOR SODA
MINT GUM.
Embroidered handkerchlefs at C. II.
coopers.
Hot Scotch and hot Tom and Jerry
at the once.
The choices, candies and nuts can be
found at the Parior.
FOR YOUR sToMAcH's SAKE
CHEW SODA MINT.
Purses, chatelalne bags, and other new
city goods at C. H. Cooper's.
visiting his Astoria friends
Umbrellas covered and repaired BY
practical workman. at lS Ninth street.
You cln always find the best cream ry
butter and sweet. fresh cream at the
Parior.
r, M. CASTOR the Nehalem mail car
rier, yesterday sent ou, men to repair the
the road which is in bad shape
Every one Is working for home INDUS
try. Astoria's range lights. Alaska steam,
ers. Oriental business and general ship
ping.
The Columblne will 90 on the ways In
a few days for repairs by the Astoria
Iron Works The work will take several
weeks.
Mrs W. f. Mccormack arrived In the
city yesterday to visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Dealey. during the
holidays.
In the police court yesterday John Nc
Donald forfeited Sc for being drunk. Geo.
Bolster William weilkin and Martin
Ryan were taxed 50 each for the same
offense.
The steamer Miller has been taken on
her run and she will be beaehed near
the Astoria Iron Works. where her hull
and engines will receive a thorough over
hauling
You hays a number OF presents to make
and recesslrily must limit the amount
TO be spent on each gift: therefore you
must go to Shanahan Bros. the only
store that sells cheap.
TWO young girls intending to attend
school after the holidays can fnd a good
home at Mrs. e. c. Holden's in return
for service rendered in light housework
Call at N5 Duane street.
Coroner Pohl. who has been up to Sven
sen investigating the death Of Albert
Lewis, who was drowned while hunting
on Sunday last. found that It was not
necessary to hold an inquest
F. II. Stevens. c. D. Stevens. Boston;
F. M Pettygrove. J. D. Davis. W. N.
Kerry, San Francisco; Thomas W Jenk-
ins. W. Fredenthal. Rossland: ]. Bins
wanger, st. Louis, are guests at the Oc-
cdent
To those VINO drink whiskey for pleas
ure; HARPER whiskey adds zest to ex-
istence. To those who drink whskey for
health's sake; HARPER Whiskey makes
life worth living. Sold by Foard q. Stokes
Co., Astoria, Oregon
The Electric win be.On the Miler's foute
while the latter is UNDERGOING repairs.
Sheriff Hare was officially notified yes
terday Of his appointment as deputy
United States marshal under Marshal
Houser, the appointment going into effect
forthwith.
| Watch or Thimble? /
II neither IS what
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-10
FALL AND WINTER
Opening of Dolls'EHatS and
Wraps---Latest French
Novelties.

Misses Elsie Elmore and Minnie Lighter
beg to announce to the public that they
will have a fall and winter opening Of
dolls hats and wraps at the Methodist
bazaar. 10 be given in the church on the
afternoon and evening Of Tuesday De.
cember 18th.
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Shares OF tae Alaska transportation
and Development Company Of Chicago
arc the most de-irAhSc investment before
tho public. Safer than savings banks and
bank stock. Paying hrge dividends
Shares one dollar For Information nd
dress W. l. Dudley. gencroi agent. Hal.
Ter building. Seattle. Wash.
wm. Teller. OF uppertoWn has bo'a
missing since Monday ". LEFT On the
morning OF that day In smL Ll skin on
a hunting trip and intrndc-i 10 return m
the evening. since then nothing has been
heard of him and searching parties have
been out looking for him since TuSsdny
Teller Is about % years Of AZ, and was
to have been married yesterday
Al the meeting OF the county cosmnis-
| sloncrs court yesterday the claims on the
general fund and bills on the special road
fund were examined and allowed Relior
To three persons for small amounts were
ordered and allowed In the matter or
the petition Of VIM Gc,idcs for a county
road running In a northerly direction from
the Fishhawk road. no rcmonstrancc hAv-
ing been filed ard the report Of the view
ers being favorable. It was ordered that
tn report. survey and plat be recorded
and the road considered a public highway.
The funeral OF Mrs. Wright. who dl~l
Wednesday at the hospital. will take place
Saturday morning. tho intcrmcnt being
made at Clatsop cemetery She leaves
six or eight children several OF whom have
been adopted. and the others will be cared
the guide who took Scovlne the New
York World correspondent. over the pass.
In returning he received an injury from
fall. which rendered him unable 10 do
packing He was also the man who lifted
out the Canadian mounted police and he.
fore his accident made sl5 per day
The total vote Of the city for the can
didates, as canvassed by the board ycster-
day. Is as follows. Mayor. Isaac Berg
man hEbs FIhuh y. IdltOT WI huullot anu
police Judge II. f. Nelson 1913; attorney,
Harrison Alien 76. George Johnson g2i.
superintendent OF streets. G. W. Holt s9s.
]. N Miller 43s: harbor master. J. x.
Christie 60 John Reid 72i; surveyor. II.
Bell go. p. F.. Hickman G2j y. D Ray
mond 12s; police commissioner chhs Oi-
Wis j73. w. F. Schelbe s3s; cOunclmen.
First ward. II. p. Ferguson go Jens Han.
sen 45i: Second ward. J. W Welch III.
g. c. Utzlnger 275; Third ward. Chas. Cod
dard 1884, treasurer. Carney Ai Conn j07
The schooner yacht james Gordon Ben
nett' having been sold In New York for
a pleasure yacht, and her name changed
to the Hermit. the Columbia river pilots
have negotiated for the pilot schooner
Joseph Pulitzer" and will have her
brought around the Horn to Astoria. The
pulitzer which was built at Essex, Mass
In 1894. at a cost Of 81 800 Is 1875 tons /
burden. 7S feet long. % feet beam and O4
feet depth Of hold. She IA said to bo
a splendid boat, constructed Of white oak
with copper fastenings. In the meantime !
4 schooner Will be leased In San Fran
cisco where Captain Doig Is now dcker-
Ing for one, and will he used until tho /
New York boat arrives
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$50 Commercial Street.
WILL REMAIN.

BY requcts Of patients and increase OF
business Or. Darrln win remain until
further notice At 49i Bond street. Astoria,
whore he can be consulted free Of charge
from Q n. m. to 3 p. m.
The doctor mas reduced his fees 20 only
500 per we,k. or In that proportion OF
time ns the case may require. Most cases
can he treated at home after one visit
to the dootor's ONCE All business reia-
tIons with DR.. Darrin are strictly conf
dcrtlai Inquiries answered. circulars and
question blanks free. once hours from
0 n. m. TIN 3 p. m.
TO THE AFFLICTED PUBLIC.
For many yetirs nave been a sufferer
with my hips and rheumatism, 20 my
back and Joints became stiff and hardly
able to get around. will yay have
been linking treatment from pr Darrin
for ten days and believe am on the
right road to be entirely cured by cleo
tracity. T. 4. o. sTANsTTELD,
Chinook. Wash.
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The last Issue OF ,he skagway News.
just at hand, contains evidences Of great
prosperity at the gateway 10 the Klon-
dixie. II Is a six-page paper. devoted 10
the local interests Of the community.
Amongst It's advertisers are s. A. Free
man and r. J. LiddIcoat. formrly OF As
toria. One item states tina. II. L. Stokes.
Of the Stokes Bros, had a stove stolen
from his tent at Dyea. and that the stove
was not red hot.
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Mr.. FIJI Stevens. representing ahe Fred
C.Howes e. Bros commission firm OF ,Iew
York, Boston and Philadelphia. the iarg-
est commission firm in the United States
handling canned goods. visited Astoria
Yesterday. He said that trade Is in the
Increase. and that the reason that lasr
stasOn more goods were consumed from
the Columbia river than in past years. was
due largely to the reduction IN prices
He is Convinced that Columbia river SAL
mon is superior to all other brands and
It should be protected a4sinst false Ia
bels. There mas been too much salmon
sold under Columbia river labels, which
never saw the Columbia liver and which
is Of very inferior quality. why DO
you not take steps to protect your great
Industry against false labels?" Mr. Ste
vens is young man who does not waste
words. He made the statsmen. that his
firm would handle more Columbia river
salmon than It has in the past provided
prices do not go higher. Ifs was enthusl-
astic in his praise of Astoria. and said
that It was the best city Of It's size on the
Pacific coast. He noticed more handsome
ladies on the street. than in any place he
had visited. and as ne Is man Of good
taste. II must be taken that clatsop coun-
~ Is a second Kentucky.
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Shares OF tae Alaska transportation
and Development Company Of Chicago
are the most desirable investment before
tho puddle. Safer than savings banks and
bank stock. Paying large dividends
Shares one dollar. For Information nd
dress ". /. Dudley. generaa agent. Hal.
Ter building. Seattle. Wash.
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J. Elmer the diver who IS working FOR
the o. r. & y. co. I'm recovering from the
bottom Of the river the salmon dumped
out Of the Union Fishermen's cannery
ho-- tine Hga bv the steamer Colum-
bia. says that he has had quite a lively
experience. While down on the bottom
Of the river yesterday he wanted 10 come
up and gave the signal on the life line
but those above thought he wanted more
air and worked the pumps with redoubled
energy which nearly suffocated him with
oxygen. Finally he made them under
stand what was wanted and he was
hoisted up so that he could warm his
hands. The water Is so riley that moth
ing can be seen below and he has to work
in the dark by the sense Of touch. Most
Of the salmon broke from the cases. and
much Of 1t was not cased Only about
. per cent Of the cans are undented and
can be called first class. though the sal
monfs az good as II ever was.
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The Ladies' Society OF the Methodist
church have arranged for number Of
beautifully dressed dolls v their bazaar.
to be given December H. DO not buy
your Christmas don un,h you have seen
these. There VIII also be n variety OF
articles suitable for Christmas gifts for
the older people. Do not fail to attend
this sale Of Christmas novelties.
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NEURALGIA and RHEUMATIsA.
Asthma. Obstinate Constipation. Dyupep-
sln, II H,adache Insomnia, Mdanchoiia.
MentEruai and Sexual Disorders. Nervous
Prostration. Paralysis. StamHnering. 81.
vitus Dance. Vicious Habits and DRUG
HABITS tobacco. alcohol. morphine and
cocnlne). successfully treated.
instruction given.
W. 7. HOWARD. NJ. D..
Medical Director
beg Commercial Street
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EsiAblished for the Treatment OF al
Functional asd Nervous Diseases.
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ASTORIA SCHOOL or SUGGESTIVE
THERAPEUTICS.
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BEING OF THE a. p. c. A.
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The Electric win be-on the MlIer's fOute
while the latter is UNDERGOING repairs.
Sheriff Hare was officially notified yes
terday Of his appointment as deputy
United States marshal under Marshal
Houser, the appointment going into effect
forthwith
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To those VINO drink whiskey for pleas
ure; HARPER whiskey adds zest to ex-
istence. To those who drink whlskey for
health's sake; HARPER whiskey makes
life worth living. Sold ny Foard & Stokes
Co., Astoria, Oregon.
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John Herman. owner Of the stranded
ship Glenmorag. arrived from Portland
yesterday morning. Mr. Herman left at
once for North beach. and as the tides
are unusually high now he will probably
make an attempt to get her of.
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Whiskey to be good must be both pure
and old. Without age whlskey cannot he
mellow. and is non safe to Use az tonic,
nor Is II pleasing az a beverage. Cyrus
Noble is never bottled until It is aged six
years in cask. II IL the only America n
waniskey Of international reputation.
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The steamer Ilwaco arrived in at $50
Wednesday evening and there were Q
votes aboard. A certain candidate. It is
said. who was running Gose to the wall
was phoned that II he would pay car fare
for the men they would go iown ana
vote. He did not do It and vas not elect
ed ny less than nine votes.
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Two or three trains per day continue 20
go to the front with sand ballast for the
railroad and the road bed Il rapidly be-
ing put In first class condition.
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All kinds of handkerahlefs FOR ladies'
gents and children-new deslgns-at bot
tom prices The finest selection IN town.
at c. H. Co0per's
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special meeting Of the water commits
sion will be held on the 18th to make
rates for the coming year and also to see
what further reductions over those an
nounced can be made.
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NOTICE: The publ should rem M
Der that there Is but one original. air
ishth. Queen heater in the market. ana
that Fisher Bros. are tbe exclusive 40
Noria agents.
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Largest and most complete assortment
OF air-tight heaters In the city All the
kinds advertised IN this paper may be
seen and compared at our store. then
your selection will he satisfactory to you.
Foard & Stokes Co.
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F. II. Stevens. c. d. Stevens. Boston;
F. M Pettygrove. J. d. Davis. w. N.
Kerry, San Francisco; Thomas W. Jenk
ins. W. Prudential. Rossland: ]. Bins
wanger, st. Louis, are guests at the Oc-
cdent.
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Arthur Tee. who has been suffering
for some time with innamatory rheuml-
tlsm is slowly improving but is stgll con
fined to his room