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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13
A Lucky Diagnosis.

The patients symptoms indicated
cardiac troubles, and the doctor got out
his stethoscope and applied it to his
chest to test the action of the heart.
The patient flushed angrily, unbut-
toned his vest and took from his inside
pocket a So bill wrapped in a piece of
old paper.
81 think it's carrying things a little
too far" he said, when you doctors go
to looking through man with an K ray
to see how much money he has. DE
troit Free Press.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13
~AUDACIOUSS k1SSANE.
The Rogue and Forger Was n Typical
SnIdAou Of EarfunA

The Rogue and Forger Was n Typical
Soldier of Fortune.
The hero of the following story. Kis-
sane, had been a prominent business
man in Cincinnati. He was tried with
others and acquitted on the charge Of
burning the steamboat Martha Wash
ington to secure insurance. and after
ward was sent to the penitentiary for a
large bank forgery:
Into the Walker Nicaragua expedi-
lion. made up for the most part Of "men
of strong character. tired Of the hum
drum of common life and ready for .
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13
Kindly Advice.

Farmer Hayseed Ito greatest living
skeleton at dime museum) - Hellol
Who be you? You amt working here.
air you?
Living Skeleton with dignity)-I
am engaged here.
"Waal, do tell Say, my friend, you
amt lookin we'll, and eff I was you, I'd
change my boardin place. New York
Weekly.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13

The common cocklebur Of the coun.
try is simply the seed case Of a plant.
Its thorny hooks give it a hold upon full
or wool bearing animals or upon the
clothes of men, and thus it to be
transported to considerable distances.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13
Was Not Quite Sure.

"Has your husband the button col
Letting fad?" inquired the caller.
"Well," replied young Mrs. Torkins
do~ubtfully, she usually helps take up the
contribution in our church. "-Washing-
ton Star,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13

The eye Of a fly is so constructed as tC
bring the entire horizon within his cir
ole of observation, a fact which explain
the extreme alertness of these insects il
escaping attack.
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Reason.

Look at that foolish Mr.. Baker. ont
on a day like this without an umbrella.
Is he ~erazy?"
''I'm afraid he is. Let's hurry On.
don't want to meet him"
"Why notf"
she may recognize this umbrelis
It's his. Pick Me Up.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13

Some English genealogists pretend
that there is a family line of union con-
Meeting Queen Victoria with Alfred the
Great.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13

The %goldenrod, which was advocates
some time ago as the national flower O
the United States, is emblematic of en-
oouragement.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-13

1t was formerly the custom among
English cloth dealers to add the breadth
Of the thumb to the yard measure.
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Too Often True.

Hills-I don't see why you call your
suburban hotel Wheelman's Rest.
Jason-Why not?
Hills-Because / notice that you al
ways make the wheelmen carry away a
bigger load with them than they bring.
New York Sunday Journal.
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Secrets.

woman" said the typewriter board
or, woman is not much taken with Sc
cret societies"
"No," said the cheerful idiot, "but
how dearly she loves society secrets. -
Indianapolis Journal.
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TIME SCHEDULE.

TIME SCHEDULE.
Northern Pacific time card in effect Monday,
June 10.
ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. 5, Pacific Express, west bound $40 a. m.
No. g., Atlantic EXPIRES, east bound, 900 a. m.
No. 3Livingston and Missoula local,
daily except Sunday ................ II 100 a. m.
No. 4, Missoula and Livingston local,
daily except Sunday ............... 200 p. m.
Sunday...,..... .......... -. 9:3O a, m.
No. Q. Wickes and Boulder mixed dali
ly except Sunday, runs from Basin
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, from Elkhorn on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Satudays.......... $3.50 p. m.
No. 102, Rimini mixed, Tuesdays only $50 p. nj.
DEPART ROM HELENA.
Nc. 5, Pacific Express, westbound, 3:45 a. m.
No. 6, Atlantic Express, e~astbound, 2:05 a. m.
Nc. 8, Livingston and Missoula local
daily except Sunday. -. IL :05 a. m.
No. 4, Missoula and Livingston local
daily except Sunday. ............. 2:10p. NJ.
|. Sunday. 3:3Op. m.
No. 10, Wickes and Boulder mixed,
daily except Sunday, runs to Basin
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
to Elkhorn Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. /. 49,. 7:15 a. m.
No. 1O1, Riminf mixed Tuesdays only 1O:3O a. IN.
Through tickets tocJapan and China, via Ia
coma and Northern Pacific Steamship Co.
For information, time cards, maps and tickets,
call on or write
a. ID. EDGAR,
GENERAL, AGENT. MONTANA.
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Some of Them Brought Their Babies with
Them and Boxed Their Ears When They
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SHORT MEMS STORIES.

|
| RICHMOND. Va.--Several points In
! sou. Sirglnth report having expert
is ,euor rn p"''h'uuNc shoc@' NO damage
ctI1T,nIsr MT. ,,
| ,NhlcAuo.Inc fowier Cycle company
nus .aSsihncu Ihe liabilities are said to
pe s'opoop ana ne assets much less rhe
eenccrn employed about 500 men.
| CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.--The Natlopo,
s Sram n paIo Doard arrived IN thi. city
I.u,il bitm,nsham ana were driven to the
various industries or Chattanooga.
I'AElS-Major Moses =. Handy, special
c~nnls sonrr for the United states To fne
French international exposition Of 1900.
Rome.
KANSAS CITY--WitE tie Dupont orp
ana the championship at stake. fired Gil
bert OF Spirit Lake. Iowa. defeated I
Elliott OF Kansas CITY out of I'D Sirda
shot at but one was missed
WASH INTON -rhe ,non,h,,, s,,,
of the collector Of Internal rayena,a snn,ns
that the total rcceip,s during Septem,ber
amount to sl2.s5i.5od n gain IA compared
with September, lSqC, of sSi5s75.
WAslIlNC,ToN- Yho soss,a, 90 A.
prene council 10. the southern0 VI ,u ane Sm-
az srnt,ish i pe'v nt anu Aceepteu order
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NEUROLOGICAL.

ANDERSON Texas oc,ohor
2l.-Dr. H. J. Anderson, who hns ,ived IN
.his county for many years and nracticed
ms profession, died here last night.
LEER-Granger Texas. October a1-Mr
Jonn Leer, the oldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Leer, died last night of typhoid fever
at the age OF 20. One OF the saddest co,
,nciaents OF the death is that he Will be
Duried In his wedding suit, as he died on
"a. .i Gay which he was to have been mar
sMiTH--Garrison Texas. October a.
An oIo gentleman by the name Of Smith
September Is. 1900; remembered tho war q,
isis we'll He came to Texas In 1850 and
mas iived in the eastern portions ever since.
only here one month. WV ''-N0'
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The MISSION OF WOLCOTT
Has Served to Rally the Blmetailists
OF Great Britain.
ALL PARTIES LIKELY TO DRAW OuT.
The United states In the Best POSI-
tiOn 10 Await the Develop
ment Of Events.

New York, October 22.--A dispatch I,
the Tribune from London says: "The re-
ply Of tie British government to the none
tary proposals OF the United States ant
France has been prepared by the chancel.
Tor OF the rxchequcr. 1t may be s,imrnar-
| lied as courteous refusal TO entertain
the propositions submitted by tn, two
governments and an equally polite invita-
tion 10 continue the negotiations, The re-
fukal to be equivocal on all points Is a
transparent compromise to save the feel
ings of the strong minority OF bmetallists
the advlces of the financial experts Of the
Indian government, declines 10 reopen the
minis to silver. This was the chief con-
cession asked by the two governments.
and ii has been refused under various
pleas OF expedlency and necessity, based
upon the existing conditions OF Indian
finance.
'The chancellor OF the exchcquer also
discusses the other concessions %hich were
considered In the various conferences with
tue nine''oah anu rte"ou ai''v no anu
tne tnree ENJOYS, ara virtually REFUSES 10
pass favorab'y upon any proposal. at INC
rams ti'ho nc chprefsss the Wihihsness VI
Tue government 10 proiohg the conference
and to consider any new proposals which
may be- presented. He suggested no alter
naive plan OF 's own put leaves tne Two
governments free 10 hct on tneir own re-
sponsipiiity they choose to open their
minis to silver or to take any other meas
ures.
ihose behind the scenes assert that tho
ministers expected very dinerent advice
from the lhalan experts from what tney
nave received. They were prepared last
summer to order the resumption OF silver
coinage II tho french American pro
gramme were adopted. and they confidently
believed that the experts OF the Indian gov
eminent would be united on the expedier-
cy OF this course When the reply camo
from the experts, Mr. Balfour, Lord
George Hamilton, Mr. Chapman and other
convinced bimetallists like Sir Michael
Hicks Beach and Mr. Gcschen, We're
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UsToN DAILY Posn SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1897.

zeaisnd. in Bermuda. each In Argentine
Republic. Peru, Turkey and Madeira; o
each In Cuba and Guatemala. 4 each 10
Costa Rica, Greece Russia and the South
African republic, each IN the Azores.
Brazil, Columbia, DANISH West Indies and
Honduras; each in Algicrs, bahama Is
lands, Dutch West Indies. Finland, India:
Malta, Nicaragua, SEYCHELLES islands and
Siam, and one each In british Guiana. Bull
gsria, Comora Islands. Ecuador, Egypt,
Korea, Mauritius, Portugal, Roumnnia.
Tahiti and Uruguay.
The rolls show that Ohio has the LARGEST
number OF pensioners--i0S,47L who draw
yl5.522,O7y during the fiscal year closing
June 30 last: Pennsylvania is second with
1OO,s75, who drew 3l2.76l.975; New York
third. with $500. who drew $12,S2O,526;
Illinois fourth, with 6s,717, TO whom s9,-
943, 2s3 was paid. and Indiana fifth. with
6S,2l3, who received $10,55o900
The other States rank as follows:
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THE CoRREspONDENCE.
"i"c'ni Account of the Negotiations
FOR HtmctaIiism

| London, October % Tho correspondence
In regard to the bimetallic proposals Of tho
United States monetary commission waa
issued by the British foreign office this
evening Tho following account of tho
negotiations is taken from the official
pupiicaeions; Az the conference held M
the foreign Office ON July IL Senator VOL
cott explained thai tho object of the mis-
SION was to ascertain In advance Of an in
terhational conference the views Of the
governments on tho question of reaching a.,
international bimetallic agreement In
| france they had reached n completo ana
satisfactory understanding aud the envovs
"ou'u nave the cooperation OF the French
ambassador in London. The senator thar
explained that the success OF the m,s.o,
ufpehned upon the attitude Great nri,atn
Wouiu take, and no requested Great R,i,-
u'h 10 agree to open the Indian mints. NJ.
i,s continuation to the attempt To restore
International bime,allism with France ana
az a,,a states cooperating together In
an attempt to that end.
Tho Marquis OF Salisbury asked q, rr,
was ready to open her minis 10 FREQ ca,ne
age and at what ratio. sV'''-
me senator then presented tho fo,,ow,r.
,ist OF contributions, which among otbors
nc suggested Great Britain might make,
= me opening OF the Indian mints an,
we repeal OF the order making tho soyor-
eign legal tender In India.
/. = PLACING one NTH OF the bullion 4, ~.
issue department OF the Bank of England
In silver. ""s'anu
5 Raising the legal tender limit o, ,,,.
WI 70 say 1lo and Issuing silver shilling
notes based ON silver. which shnI, hs ioya,
tender and the retirement, IN rraduat,o, -
Otherwise. OF the 10 shilling gold pieces ana
the substitution OF paper based ON sllyer
an agreement to coin annually so
"uen SILVER the amount TO be- ,eft omen
" Inc opening of the Indian minis ~
me eoinage OF rupees and the coinage ~
british dollars. which shall be full tender
IN the settlements aud other silver stnnd-
ara al' colonies and teuder In the IInits5
'>,useon to the limit OF silver legal tender.
silver in Egypt, Aas' "
z, Something having ,ha .aaar.,
81 the Puskisson plan. 's'''
me meeting then closed and /, .econa
'om,erence was held on the 18TH
iue french ambassador was invited -
.selare the position OF the French gov.
'rnment snd he said France was raaav ~
; her minls TO the coinage Of silver
J me commercial nations adopted the sama |
' ~ ana he advocated al greit Length
~. ~ ratio Of ibh 70 1. But, ne explalned
rishee would not consider the rsonenIns =,
nv nln.s OF india alone as beIng a sufn-
NM, ~, guarantee TO permit the French rov.
eminent to reopen the French mints ~ sv ~
lree coinage Of silver. " me
s,r Michaei Hicks Beach Than announce.
'snnl'ey that Great Britain would NJ,
. 49, 70 reopen tho Indian minis ~ ~
ssaa coinage cf silver. and that MAJ
49, Mexe NJ and hin colleagues m,~hs
49, hold Fsgerdins bImetall,.n,
'' 49, ~ tnev we're united on thio point
e coorcsa eaid. = ! psrscnsi
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hYMENEAL.

SIMMONS MCLANAHAN--Iexin
.ras octoper 2l.-Mr. Kias Simmons was
niccianaSs es'eruay morning to Miss Bertha
'aicoianahan, at the brides home,
COOKE wALLAc-Oraneer Tox ~.
,ooer 2l.-Mr. H. c. Cooke and Miss Ola
wallace were married last night at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs NJ. q. Cooke.
=, kufkENDALL-DIL worth
iexas, October BE. s. Kuykendan IL
austin and Miss Lula billiard OF shs rman
VIII be married on the 2sth instant. Mr.
nuykendaii was formerly q Fort Worth
I'LL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Texas.
Rev, J. B. Riddle married j. w sJ,nshs.
70 MAJ Laura Park. The daughter Of :
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A MANIAC AT LARGE.
sh"t Three Men aud Is Shoo,irr
Everyone He sees.

Pittsburg, Pa. October 22-wh,,s
,renzied from liquor Thomas cooper q,
baidwin' Pa, fred his house about !
o'clock this morning and afterwara .,o,
49, men who were hshting the flames, He
'hen TOOK to the woods ana posse WAS
orsaniaod to capture him. but without suc
cess, This morning he was reported 10 \,
roaming about the country and shootins ne ~
49, 49, one IN sight. At one place he or r.
way tama sss.s'apn operator from the ral,-
n.ocksd trains, At another place he e ~d
~ ~ an unknown man and seriously wound-
90 nm. party OF armed IDENTITIES ~.
,w securing the surrounding country Wy a..
e sne purpose OF capturing the maniac ss .ot
~ awe, The names of the three men sho,
1nbn ' par Reno. Joseph Morgan and
not fatal sious' put
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successful farmer, " y
employed by Mr.. paft i
= KADWALLADER.NoRs||
Texas. October 2i.-.Isf'
residence Of the brids'S NJ,
Frank Kadwallader III n
Norton were united IL ~,
ton. the brides fathsi.
HARKY : HoNzELHA I
Yoakum. ~,
At the Catholic church i r
~ Rev. Vaculik united L +
Ky and Miss Julia Hoa1S
Glooka and Miss Anak 1
RAKE CHILDRESs :. !
October 22.--Mr. y. u. y
Green's private secretsu' /,
Childress, all OF thIs m.
yesterday. Rev. W. 3. ~
ing. The bridegroom IN n
west for Mexico On tAslr n
be gone about three wssA
was one OF the high pctab|
season. 4
LOWRY-RAY-WsSahscl
tober 21.-Rev. r. ?. III
the marriage Of bid dauI|
Robert l.. Lowry at IL n
Not long since Rev. ]. M
the knot for his daugilx
decided to follow suit. bi]
named gentlemen ars ~
ment. Mr.. and Mn. u
home in Cleburne.
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SC|
\ = feuis


Yo0, 0orof-,s La
the ad~setiss
scourgs Of ~
\ debilitat ~.
unendure
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Dr. Pnrnsh sends the following report
IRON Edwards; Four now cases; one ~,
tent Della Turnercoorcd. wnl die tom mn ha
remainder OF cases nroyrn..,., 'e''''
sply Total cases to date 5ST. deat IL Or Or
uiscnarged cured. si6: convaicscsnt' ~ a,
nndSr treatment. "a. In the couptry fo,,,,
ueaths. all white; total cases SIS. - ''A'
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CA
BE CUl

Many men and x .l,'s 4;
told misery spendlE
medicines. good ana ~
of intelh gent uea, srsva
away in premature. ~ =
reach of every suns.''1 m
All cases OF Nervovs,,. ~,
Failing Energies, -
Losses and Drains, M
whet her they be from ~
errors, indiscretionA ~
or from any cause Nv
permanently cure y 80
methods known % IN
small. Weak ana ~
strengthened ana i. a ~
and healthy condlsspySsu
Of Consumption. css
Kidney and Liver
traced to these 9ke,s ~
the proper remeoleas,, ~
eeSYected. Many men
from these diseas e
men. grasping aI.etr ~
wee Prescription, ~
r rrHe to ind thens1n's
fra,lduiently G. y
cine company.
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BiIoxi ana Tlobin's sprinu.

So'umhhs, Miss. October 2c.--Thls place
nus auarantined against Birmingham be-
cause refugees have gone there from
Montgomery. ION
Surgeon Cobb OF the marine hosn,,.,
service at Ocean Springs hns toIon ~
tcnei At Camp F'onta;nbleau. e" '"e
,n n'' si reports eighteen new casea o,a
to date. 20. "''' ''o' t"'hi deaths
montgomery, Ala, report, tv,, no,,,
~. " yellow fever at Robins Snrir".e ',vs
mfies north OF that CITY. springs, Zen
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opelika. Ala. October Estate u.o,,s
OFFICER Sanders went to Notosu,,, Az
$500, "."as mrs south of here. last night 10
pron,,,,,.,. Z suspicious case there. lie
y Tcorge Warberry, a foreman a ma'i mn
10 tsouttsviie and Nashville road. who . t"s
MS FAMILY Ned from Montgomery, w. WIN
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broke ms u

"I'll never part from ypu'
To her whose lips b "
And then she coyly plea
Upon his heavins bfs1s
E6tsoons her sturdy aiis
And gave her love 1 ~
That caused him 70 laJe
And likewise made ~
And then ne galloDsd
With sadness In By
The maiden called: w.
You said we'd nevsF
Alas! he did not dan =
Dnt hurried on Ike 9
.
Around her skirts Be!
But he is not theif
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scranton, Miss, reports twelve nor,
cases for Scranton and four for pasca.
Eyvla One death ut Scranton rance
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Mohtie AIa f)ctobcr 20 Yen new case,
,.,.,o ranortea todav i've ~ ,yhor, ver,
s,orn tna rta,,an ~ 4, I.ivomue VINO uar.
,.,,or ~ I'm c,,v b,,.n,,al rhe ayo or,
rnro, ,,g,,,o No 1 ana M . n rnhros,
!, Isoncso ana q I,r,a, Tho otbnr 10,
ca,es are Mrs ~ p owens sos a. Louis
HARRY pr,,co g, ste,bens rood neor
,oyatto. I.,,,aa uvaa so,,a oddr.ss. Mrs
IN Tucsor snr,nr IN, avenue nea ,
,,,,,,,' - .,ss,,,,
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Deltn En.iIon

No'tnampton. Mass, October 2e.-The
0onseh'lon Of the Delta Epsilon fraternity
o'osed today Judge F. d. Sherman !,
chicago. Middlebury 60. VAS eleo,., :, ny..,
dent and Goodwin Smith d coiumha. " 81
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iit!ie Rock. Ark. October 2e-At a
nseunk OF the Little Rock board OF health
To-Day y was decided not 10 take opv
sMsEnxent quarantine measure. ay,,r..
- ~ =. Intll the exact situation in re-.
kaso 20 yellow fsves there is Assert aine 30
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Murder q ssI

Spokane. Wash. Os.slk|
Mrs. A. J. Lynch sntssl
G. W. Kesler lats 49,
shocking sight met hss ~
was dead from . shast
throat and near BY w NJ
with a bullet through hii
band and father d Ii u
insane and under suspItIn
his wife and child. He M
cence and claims bis VIE 4
and committed suicide
the child may recover.
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rrLIow SEWER At ssEMrHrs.

one Case IL OSncially Reported, bu'
II Creates No Panic or Fear.
Memphis, Tenn. October x.-Presiden'
rtcrrtcn Of the hoard Of health tonight
offscIany declared that a case OF yellow
fevct exists IN Memphis. The case - that
Of McFerr,n. reported last night as s,is-
pscioss. 0scTerrin Is a yard conductor
and WAS taken sick last Sunday. Dr.
Thornton has had the case under observa-
sicn for three days. and tonight pro-
nources II yellow fever.
There is no excitement among the pco.
pie Of Memphis and few. II any, are icay-
INK the city. The passenger agents Of all
ths railroad lines entering the city arc
reporting business below the normal. The
leading physicians Of Memphis declare
there is no danger OF the plague spread
ins..
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aaarantinc Against M,,,.,-

'seAson' Miss. October 2a.-,The ho,r,
o. o., rea,'n tonight issued the following ~
neal statement: The board has be.,r ~ ~"
p psS % ts the existence q cas-. Of Sun,
auence has pro m hismSAis snd y conse-
upsng against that city. 'ae' auarau-
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" pabney rsportg from Clinton that n.
my eleven cases under Treatment ih~ra
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III JUNG, 1915, there Wore 1887 widows OF
me war of 1872 upon the rolls, but Their
NUMBER ao mad been reduced to 2SO9 on June
30, 1897, when the last returns camo !,
There were 10, 1922 survivors of tho Nov,
can war drawing pensions and SO72 widows
ana 1913 survivors and 1855 widows OF tho
indian wars between 1892 and 1912.
William E. Curtis.
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Guiterns ut Montgomery.

Montgomery, Ala, October 22.-The
board OF health ana Or. Gulteras held n
conference tonight, at which the iutter
made an address advising how the fever
should be treated. lie will Leave tomor-
row morning for Washington, where he
viii fle his report with the surgeon gen.
eral. After visiting tho patients here ho
reported sixteen eases of fever.
the following new cases were repor [ cd
tcday:, Henry McCutcheon. i2i Perry:
Mrs B,gg:e, 400 Clayton. ". II. Mcqueen,
rom' =. Y. HARVARD. Plant system hospi-
TAI Il. o. Parker. 07 Columbus; n. H..
!iray. Ill North McDopough; I'D BtgSte
80 clayton, Miss Mobile Mulcahy hello
ana Dickinson streets; child OF Mr. Prem
dsyeast, 9 years old Belle street.
~ Guiteras was seen by n reporter ana
refused to make a statement over MS
own signature. being compelled TO report
70 we government first. He contends that
harm can arise from nurses or doctors
csircuiating about the streets lie SAYS il
~ germ which causes the epidemic He
says tho first frost will kill the disease
Mohtgomery, Ala, October 2.-Dr. Gu,.
teras has been in Montgomery examlnine
cases and comforting with the doctors. ue
sgrtes with the diagnosis of local phys-
cinns and says the disease Is undoubtedlv
Z enoW ieNer, but OF amid type. Ho savs
ny Van see no cause for alarm or pnnir
u III cases are widely scattered over town
today. ~ "e"'"S rcPortcu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-23

Totals ...... 971 .952 s1ao 10 oes
There ere seven veterans Of the war OF
isl2 upon the pension rolls. The follow :
ing is the honor list: