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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-01

weston their conclusion as printed above.
NOT to be outdone in the way of cour.
tesy Or. Scott of the local board offered q
resolution which was unanimously adopted
that the thanks not only of the board OF
health. but of Houston generally, be ten
dered the committee OF physicians from
Galveston for their effort in the direction
of restoring communication between the
Two chief cities OF Texas and that in the
accomplishment OF this they would merit
the gratitude OF the entire State
After the conference the visitors were
RECALLED with a repast. after which they
returned to Galveston BY special
The result of the conference had not
more than fairly reached Galveston when
The Post received the following:
Galveston, Texas. September 3O.-Bul-
letin, 10 p. m.--Galveston has declared
the quarantine against Houston and BeaA-
mont off.
DR.. Ramsey was called up by telephone
at 80 last night. He stated that he had
seen the patient at IL O'Clock and that
she was quite restless at that time. due.
as he thought, 10 the visit of the dclega-
ton OF physicians earlier In the evening.
104. She passed five ounces OF clear urine
Yesterday and he considers her condition
serious.
Only Includes Infected Districts.
s. q. Warner, general passenger agent
Of the Cotton Belt. yesterday issued the
following bulletin to agents and connecting
lines. nus
There are now no points on this COM
pany's lines in Texas where passengers
are not permitted to leave trains. The only
points south OF Texarkana where quaran-
tine exists are Hlllsboro whose regulations
are as follows: Healthy passengers who
VIII take oath that they have not been In
districts infected with yellow fever within
ten days will be allowed to come 10 Hills
horo. and Waco, whose regulations are as
Follows, All parties from non infected dis
tricts can enter Waco by subscribing to
the following oath: +. John Doe, do
soiemnly swear that ! have not been In
yellow fever infected districts within the
last thirty days, and, Carol and Cornell
stations. which are quarantined against
houston only. All trains are running as
usual. Please do all you can to assure pas
sensers OF uninterrupted traffic on our
limo and restore confidence"
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TO FIGHT CHOYNsKI.
Herman Bernnu Announces He Has
Made the Match.

Galveston. Texas, September 9.-Her-
man Bernau. the local pug4list. whose
last appearance IN public was wish the
rcdcubtable Dan Creedon, tells The Post
correspondent that after considerable cor.
respondence. he has made match with
Joe Choynek to fight six rounds. The
null 80 TO take place some time between
October II and IS.
i;ernRu hopes 10 have Il pulled off here
and thinks ChoynsN will agree th,,,ch
Joe prefers Chicago, Bcrnau will 20 ii,to
training at once under Billy Mccarthy.
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AVOID RISKS,

have your clothes Numbered by the
most improved hygienic method, which
to 81 Packard's Troy Laundry 90 pr sn ia
avenue. phone 1872. A'i' ~
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Or Tebault's yellow fever and deneue
preventive supplied by A. e. KiesIinr
Druggist, bo2 Main street. Carefully pre.
prescriptions.
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ipe residence OF Mr.. Chlmene out ON
sne harrisburg road was entered and
rroesned on Tuesday afternoon. Tha ,h,ss
The the s sSssSssa nimssf y: the house DUNG
about ~ In cash and a nsir - ~ secured
esrrinsN the property OF Mrs. chsma s~snu
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At Other Tracks.

Detroit, September Swimmers at
W.ndsor were: Majesta, Black viii.
well.
New York, September 3o.-Grayesend
winners were: Momentum Cieophus
F'oetess Bliss Rucker. Tom Cromwell
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Ccntcr Point En,r

Center Po.nt. Texas. September so-rhe
ialr had good day; attendance nearly
aM. Many premiums were awarded.
irotting or pacing. mile heats, best two
w three purse SIS Mambrino Pilot own
~ by Stoneleigh Ranch, won: Georsc
, vw,reu py Broughton. second. Foneerry'
summing, halt mile dash, purse ss5--
Hp,sky, owned by Geo. Zelner, won: ISlcv
rGSy, second: FLYING Jane. third. Ivy
osS uA., cr Hhie Dash. purse saO-Tirer
ord: Texas. third. S'AeAe'' sec
cs spesal prdses-.Rest lady driver. Mis-
T.stv o1 hs mrst, Emma Ssscer second.
aras,nS ,narnesssng horse al. driving
bcpn tfAck' Won by Miss Ellen well y.s
aneFe was srand concert at night.
/. love Wisely Won.
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,ber meeting today, Hamar Bassi.s 4

tUbtr meetlhE Today, Hamnr Bassis 4
year-old chestnut colt Love Wisely won
for 3-year-elds. Eight horses went over
the course of one mile and two furlongs.
lord Rosebery's Velasquez was second
ana the same gentleman's Chelandry was
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TO LIVE WE'LL AND nApplLr
oss "oarlassd' Stoves and Ranese.
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rain Ladies' College and German
conservatory. Largest, cheapest, best.
a. NJ fancey, % A Street Mexico. Mo.
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Love Wisely Won.
49, ~ so.-At the thru
800 nm 20 o. ).
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-07

Detroit Free Press cigars at Hafborts.
W. A. Finney, Of Olathe, was in town
few hours yesterday on the way home
from Ouray.
o. N. L. Harbour arrived last week
from Indiana and y visiting his brother.
L H. Harbour.
Tho county commissioners arc in sss-
sion - = board Of equalization and fos
general business.
T. H. McGranahan and W. L. Ferree
leave today for an overland trip to Saw
Pit and Telluride.
C. E. Aneld and daughter. Of Chicago.
arrived last week and are visiting at the
Kennicott ranch, on Surface creek.
Mrs. H. Smith and neice arrived yes
terday from McMinnville, Tennessee.
and expect to make their home here.
8. F. Hopkins and James Duffy were
down yesterday from Hsrt's basin and
reports things looking fine there and on
the range.
Thie Office is under obligations to Mrs.
VIM. Mathers for = very beautiful and
fragrant bouquet. which was brought in
Tuesday morning.
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See Mathers' &c working shirts.
Lottie Collins cigars at Harbour's.
Harry Wilson visited Montrose Fri
day.
The newest things in ladies belts At
Mathers-'
N. L. Allison. OF Grand Junction. vent
through Thursday.
J.W. Sanders returned Thursday from
business trip to Ouray.
Mrs. s. F. Hopkins and Fred went up
to Quay to spend the 4th
Mrs. Ale. Taylor and Mrs. Young went
up to Ridgwsy Thursday.
Bob Henderson came back Saturday
and went out on the range.
CD. Newell took advantage Of the
holiday rates to visit friends at Berthoud.
Botsford & Burr left for Arizona again
last Thursday on q cattle buying eIpedi-
ton.
Mrs. John Lingren. Of Cedaredge. i
visiting friends in Leadville for . few
days.
Nick and Ed Arch went up to Gunni-
son Saturday to take in the fishing and
see the folks.
Miss Newlsnd arrived Sunday from
Ionia, Michigan, and 10 visiting her
father, d. NJ. Nexlsnd.
Niss Rose Lee Hayes went to Oursy
Friday to spend 4 few days in the cool
shades OF the mountains-
Reese winton tickled ye local scribe
with . nice mes OF the specklsd
beauties last Thursday.
Mrs. s. c. Ditto left Monday for
Gunnison after q visit with her father,
s. L. Duncan, Of California mesa.
L. L. BigeIow returned from Denver
last Thursday greatly pleased with the
test OF his new rotary steam engine.
r d. Blair. foreman Of the Herald
Democrat came over from Lsadvills
Saturday to spend . few days at the
ranch.
Mns- Graver, mother Of Mrs. Ed Row
~ .. .o
oe - '' - ~ '
"m. and harry Mathers left Ihurs-
day for California. They will visit Port.
'snd' ean Francisco. Los Angeles and
U.ne' 'n''' ''n''s "
u. heisay VII De u Laks CITY fos
soous tnrse vesss and ths receipt oooks
q NE wooo@sn O sns "os'd ssi -
10" u tns omce' wnefs ecsess@ents and
Percsp'ss TAX may os pad.
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hereby certify that the above is
CountyS

J. F. Crook came down from Psonia
today.
Judge WEIGH il taking a few days
vacation.
8. G. McMullin was up yesterday from
Grand Junction.
james Carpenter went up to Ouray
Friday for = visit.
W. b. Mathews returned from the
Fourth yesterday.
Mis- Ethel Bear is visiting friends in
Salida for few days.
Misses Bessie Mays and Mary Adams
went up to Ouray Friday.
Thos- Griffith went up to Ouray Friday
for visit with his family.
Miss Stella Graham returned yester.
day from her visit to Ouray.
Frank Van Tuyl. OF Saw Pit. was in
town Sunday visiting friends.
Miss E A. Luke is visiting friends at
Denver and Colorado Springs.
Rev. ]. L. Lower has returned safely
from his trip to the General Assembly.
W. A. Eckeriy ID in town this week
looking up some real estate propositions.
c. b. Chrysler ID enjoying q visit from
his father, 8. Chrysler, Of Billings, Mon
tans-
Mrs. F. NJ. Kelsay and the children &C.
company the Doctor on his trip to Lake
City.
A.C. Jensen returned to Sav Pit yss-
terday after . holiday visit with the
folks
A camp meeting 10 to be opened in =
big tent at the corner Of 9Th and Main
streets-
A marriage license was issued last
week to Wallace Eckard and Miss Eliza
Flora Priest.
Miss Allie Ferree. OF Denver. 10 the
guest of Mrs. DR.. Macomber and will
spend the summer here.
". r. Gale was elected last night as
Grand Lodge representative by Grand
Meea Lodge No. 81. X. Of P.
John A. welch and wife, Of Burton.
Kansas, stopped of for visit with their
nephew. Judge NJ. 4, WEIGH.
DR.. and Mrs. Hick. DR.. Hunter and
Miss Belle Hurley formed . pleasant
camping party the first OF the week.
Ed Fawcett was down yesterday with
his father and mother. who st,pped Cd
for visit while enroute to California.
The Temperance rally at the Methodist
church Tuesday night by the Y's was
largely attended and very interesting.
II. NJ. Livesey. OF McCune. Ksus.s. ar.
rived With his family and tinners outdt
which he expects to locate in Hotchkiss.
A. ". NcCullash left last Thursday
for st. Louis in response to telegram
stating that his wife was not expected to
live.
Mrs. Oakley, OF Osccola. Wisconsin.
stopped od for . visit With Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Nutter last week. leaving for Cali
fornia Sunday.
J.H. Messenger. A. H. and Harry
Stockha m. Tracy Wheeler and Carey
Adams left this morning for . camping
trip to Leon lake.
". Radcliffe. of Alexandse lakss hotel.
wss down Thursday and ays that the
hotel = nov open for ths ssosoo and
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-07

LOCAL NEWS.

One announcement Of any entertainments TO
which an admission fee II charged will be made
in these columns free. Any further announce
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-07

Reese winton is doing all kinds OF
bicycle repairing at the coal ONCE. on
Main street.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-07

Big Lumber Co. has the best, cheap
est honey crates In Delta. Also plenty
Of fruit boxes
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Sherwin- Williams paints are the best
paints on earth. For sale by BigA Lum-
Der Co.
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Joe Wright cigars lOc at Harbour's

Ladies' shirt waists at cost at Mathers.'
c. F. Eggleston was down from Craw-
ford last week.
Thos Lamb returned Saturday from
his eastern trip.
Mrs. J. R. Snyder visited Grand juno
ton last Thursday.
The holiday travel out Of Delta was
comparstively light this year.
Ladies shoes in green. OF blood and
the new shade OF brown at Mathers.'
Percy Coombe took in the races at
Telluride. returning the first Of the week.
Henry Skinner. OF Brookings. South
Dakota, is visiting his son, Sam Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs n. H. Castle visited Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Harris on Tongue creek
Monday.
Glen Price. Of Denver. arrived last
Thursday and is visiting Mrs. w. o.
Stsphens.
George Smith made = trip to Tellu-
ride last Saturday to celebrate the
national holiday.
J. NJ. KimbaIl left last Wednesday for
Parachute, where he takes the position
a night operator.
Mrs. .C.P. Nutter and the children ex.
pscf to go up to Alexander lakes this
week for two months outing.
H. H. Wilson came down from Mt.
6aeffles Thursday and expects to 60 to
Idaho accompanied by his brother.
IL Wipton vent up to Gunnison
Saturday TO en;ov . few d.ys rest and
s,eure a supply of big fab stories,
u 81. u.u
,,turped Tbur.d.v from Fruit.- where
th.v have bean doing .ome bu,ldinp
w u.u - 10. .us
-. Thrr.,.w 80, Cx,.on.. E.n...
-, d.. -;.;.., -. :, n M,
go.
A. q. .Sfao'ii ana oauen'erA Aeul..
sok ad'antage Oh tne excursion 'as'
1,s ~
D. s.ockha" ana VINO ie.' iAs'
1s'u'uay 10. . 'is,t 10 .neii 'o,"er
se@e Al asaison' oh'o' Ano WINE .neIe
i at'eno .ne so'oen Wedding Oh "r
osoekham Q ta'ner ana motnef.
Prof. Edward NJ. Fraber. OF the State
Agricultural College, vas in last Friday
and made this Office pleasant call. He
~ looking up c'ooents Tor tne coming
yeef and VIII unoouo'eoiy secure several.
Rudolph Lossius, Of Hotchkiss. came
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The Tongue Greek coal 10 improving
a. depth 10 gained and now ranks - ths
best. Order from j. j. Wintou.
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J. J. winton has new storage bins and
you can always get Tongue creek coal
on short notice from him.
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Honest goods and honest psicss coosti..
tute the life Of our busineDl Prompt
and fair treatment has placed ~ On Q
fouudatioo which none can take fruo
under. Grocefies? AL you can -.
CoxHIrH 4 GAuNr.
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Closing shoes at cost for cash. San.
ders Mercantile Co.
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Does your watch run Satisfactorily: II
not take il to +. Cawker and have il ix-
ed right. Nineteen years experience. All
work guaranteed. shop in Braisted's
drug store. Delta. Colo.
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The hotel . sov opsa Sos Tie ssasss.
An eHperisoced cuok; GOD 49,; On
boats; hshinG ffss 10 Ill gOeUos = -
hotei-
Two cottages 70 b 1t PCKNID0UD
..s::ss sIss;: Sss: s,::: :s:E q 49, - 8. s;
clifRs. Alesspdss lshes, Csdnssap 2. q.
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wANrEp.-Three hundred pounds Of
beeswax, in trade. &c. GALE.
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g. u 1s3eoosy. nsssA nahse.
ever before. Cissern bsSck. building
brick and si<levalk brick. I guassseso
thess bsick 10 Sand any vssss o. alhaff
test- Come and - and b satis0sA.
2V0
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Go TO the Sanders Mere. Co. for BIZ
cycle diamond coles.
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Grain and potato sacks for sale at the
Delta Wholesale Fruit L Produce Co.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-07

We arc better prepared than ever
before TO loan money on ranch and city
property. BALDWIN 4 BAILEY.
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Just received another invoice q guns
4 fishing tackle. r. p. Hunt 4 Co.
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Buy your shoes at the Sanders Mercan-
| tile Co. il you want bargains
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-07-07

Fruit box nails. something new
cement coated. F. P. Hunt 4 Co.
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J. J. winton is agent for the Excel
sior laundry, Of Denver.
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Closing shoes At cost for cash. Sand.
ers Mercantile Co.
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waSrEp-Fresh cow-address boz II.
Cory. Colo. MT
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DUSlNEAs notice.
Try Tongue Creek Coal.

Lowest prices on bee sections. etc, st
Big Lumber Co.
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TUESDAY morning.
DUslNEss NOTICES.
Try Tongue Creek Coal.
Lowest pricee on bee sections. etc, st
Big 4Lunber Co.
w.x1ID-Fresh cow-address bo. II.
Cory. Colo. Xu
Go 10 the Sanders Nero. Co. foe b..
cycle diamond sofe6.
Cook stove and bedroom suite for sale
cheap. J. J. Winton
Closing shoes at cost for cash. Sand.
ers Mercantile Co.
J.J. winton is agent for the Excel
sior laundry, OF Denver.
Buy your shoes at the Sanders Mercan-
tile Co. il you want bargains
Fruit boz nails. something new
cement coated. F. P. Hunt 4 Co.
-A
Grain and potato sacks for sale at the
Delta Wholesale Fruit 4 Produce Co.
wANrED.-Three hundred pounds Of
beeswax. in trade. ]. c. GALE
Go to the Sanders Mere. Co. for BIZ
cycle diamond coles.
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Go 10 the Ssndsrs Nero. Co. for b..
cycle diamond sofe6.
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Cook stove and bedroom suite for sale
cheap. J. J. Winton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
BISHOP H1RTZELLS WORk IN AFRICA.

HIS OBSERVATIONS on THE WEST COAST
STRICKEN WITH AFRICAN FEVER.
Jondon May 1.-Letters have been received from
Bishop Joseph c. Ilartzell Of Cincinnati. from
Freetown, Sierra Leone bearing date OF March 30,
which give interesting details Of his work and the
condition Of that country. The Bishop writes as
follows:
have now been in Africa two months and over.
and thus far In my episcopal tour have, given my
time 70 Liberia and Sierra Leone. / made a thor
ough visitation OF the 400 miles or Liberan coast
and the principal places. That Republic needs and
deserves the sympathy and help of It's friends. Its
commercial possibilities are great. The work OF the
three institutions OF learning. We have ffty-three
ministers and twenty-four lay helpers and teach
era or seventy seven In all.
7 shall shortly sail on the steamer Bona for the
Congo to visit our missions up the river. then to
ST paul de I-oanda, Angola. and out go miles In
tho Interior TO hold the Congo Mission Conference
al Ouhangoa; then TO South Africa and up the
East Coast 10 study the condition and needs OF a
mission in the Zambesi region My plan IL now TO
Continue ND the East Coast and study the methods
Africa and along the Mediterranean. expect to
return TO the West Coast by next January and hold
three conferences I'm Liberia and Angola again, and
then return to America and report the results OF
nv observations and the needs and conditions of
he work BY January. 1899. l hope to be In tho
deld again with renforcements Of helpers and
I have had my first experience with tho African
fever II took me ten days to recover. had the
yellow fever in New-Orleans In 1870. and, II I
had the yellow fever once makes you proof, as
rule against another attack. Not so with the
African type. You can have 1t over and over
again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
QUIET NAY DAY ~ EUROPE.

DEMONSTRATIONS IN SOME CITIES. BIT no DIS
ORDER
London. May lin this citr May Day passed
quietly. The Social Democratic Federation and
other societies made a demonstration in Hyde Park
IN the afternoon. feature OF the celebration was
the prominence of children. one platform In the
Park being occupied entirely by children, and
chdren's choir singing England Arise" when
the Revolution Comes" and other Socialist songs.
The children also made speeches.
PARIS May MAY Day Is passing quietly
throughout France. There Is general stoppage
of work.
Lisbon. May 1.-The usual May Day manifesto
lions occurred to-day but they were all orderly.
Barcelona. May Work proceeded usual here
to-day May Day being but slightly observed
Berlin May There were no Incidents of note In
the May Day Celebra tons In Germany.
Vienna. May 1.-The customary observances Of
May Day were witnessed here to-day. From 1000
to 5000 persons took part in the procession TO
provinces. and perfect order prevailed.
Budapest. May IA number OF workmen here
to-day attempted May Day manifestation In the
streets. In spite of the prohibition Of the authori
ties They dispersed by the police.
Rome. May MAY Day passed off here without
incident. Perfect tranquility prevails everywhere
throughout Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
TEAMS or THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

SIR JULIAN PAUNcEForE WRITES TO MAfoH
STRONG ABOUT THE GRANT cEREMoNIEs
Mavor Strong yesterday received a letter OF con-
gr,tu,a,,on from Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British
Ambassador at Washington. for himself and the
other foreign Ambassadors and Ministers VINO were
rresent as the ctys guests at the Grant Monv-
ment dedication II was az follows:
British Embassy, Washington:
Dear Mr. Mayor Al the request OF my col.
leagues the members OF the Diplomatic Corps. who
we're guests OF the city OF New-York during the
ceremonies attending the formal transfer OF the
Grant Monument I have the honor 10 address you
for the purpose OF conveying TO you ana 20 ~, ~
Municipal Committee our high appreciation OF the
privilege accorded 20 ms OF witnessing thar ereSt
event and also OF expressing our cordial thanke
for the generous hospitality extended 10 US On
that occasion by the city OF New-York,, .,
we desire TO assure you that we shaII retain Z
lasting memory OF that magnificent ceremonial and
OF the gracious attentions which We received from
all connected with It's admirable organ.xauon ana
perfect management. | remain GEAR Mr Mreos'
yours very truly, JULIAN ~ 49, '''
Mayor Strong said yesterday that he had MOI
read the alleged criticisms OF Governor Tanner OF
Illinois on the position assigned 10 Illinois In the
parade attending the Grant Day ceremonies. Gov
ernor Tanner is quoted as saying that as Illinois
gave Grant 10 the Union Il was entitled 10 nrst
Mace The Mayor said only: "Iie forgets that u
was Ohio, not Illinois. that gave Grant to the
Union" -, ,...
said that Governor Tanner and his staff nad re-
ceived fifteen tickets more than any other Gov:
ernor Mr. Tanner had most hearty reception 81
along the route OF the parade as ne rode at toe
head Of the Illinois troops last Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
TUpOPTiNT TO PUBLIC HEALTH.

THE British Medical Journal" In its issue for
January 49, and again In that for February g.
speaks OF the dangers that attend the popua use
of so-called coca wine-that Is. some kind OF wine
In which salt of cocaine IL dissolved. For the
most part the wine IL OF poor quality. but weet-
ened and highly fortified with rectiiied spirit The
amount OF cocaine contained in many OF these
products is variable too and In prescribing them
one really does not know what doses OF tht drug
he is ordering Moreover the contention seems
rea soma BILE that the tonic and stimuant virtues OF
a real wine OF coca-such, for example as the
well known Vim Mariani-do not depend altogether
upon the cocaine contained In it.-lNew-Yrk Medi
cal Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
ORPHANS TO SEE THE "WIiD WEST"

Colonel w f. Cody c'Buffalo BilrD wants the
orphan children of the city to see whit real sol
dicrs are like, and he has set apart text Friday
afternoon for their free entertainment md instruc-
tion The managers OF all OF the or'han institu-
lions OF the city requested TO inffm the man.
agement OF Buffalo Bits wild Vest" at the
Madison Square Garden. how many children they
want to have see this entertainment Seats Will be
pacity OF the Garden. There are some elk or seven
thousand children In the various n,tttutions OF the
city and Colonel Cody hopes to see them al there