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MIR. DOTEN's DENIAL.
He Says He Has Not Harhored Carr,
But l. Glad He Has Been Caught.

He SAYS He HHs Not HarDoreu CaTry
But Is Glad He Has Been Caught.
II is claimed by Carr that Mr. Charles
Doten, living at No. % X street northeast,
had Sheltered him during the time he was
wanted.
IL ana placed" Mr.. Doten said today, zip
such a peitton that do not care to tals
The newspa pers have been filled with all
kinds of stuff. 1t is enough to know that
Carr is caught /, for one, am glad OF it,.
IL can say most positively that Carr has
not been in hiding in my house, to my
knowledge. l DO not think that he came
anywhere near the block until Just before
the search was mae / believe he had
beeu going around the alleys and trying
70 get out OF the city for several days
IN fact, ever since the crime was COM
United There is one thing certain; we have
not been haTboring him."
To a Times reporter who called at the
residen.e of Mr.. Doten, No. % street
northeast, the house In which il is alleged
Carr was Cor some time concealed, Mrs.
James Bald win, the mother OF
Mrs Doten, denied that Carr had
bcen concealed in the house at any
time. and Raid she was sure that none of
the nefubera of the household knew OF
the existence of the young criminal IN the
house, and that on the contrary, every one
OF the family W a. sure Carr had never been
In the bon so since the assault
When asked by the reporter what Mrs.
DotPn meant when she said. as appeared
in The Times. that IL was the presence Of
Carr in the house on the night of the raid
Of the detectives and police that had made
her nervous and flighty, Mrs. Baldwin re-
piled that her daughter had for some time
keen oft OF her head and was not respon.
sible for what she said.
Nj Doten was away from home this
afternoon, nor could he he found at his
place Of employment, the Law Reporter
office, On Fifth street. II appears that
he left the office by d rear door a few
moments before the reporter arrived, for
what purpose none Of the clerks in the Of
flee could state.
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BETCHERT TIE CAPTOR.
Once Before He Captured Man
Who Committed Rape.


who Committed Rape.
Frank Joseph Beuchert, the man who
caught Carr, as he viii here after be
known, is quite an interesting person in
himself He is a fine-looking fellow, a
German and an athlete, about thirtyfive
years Of age He viii get the reward Of
fered ty the police for the capture of the
ravisber
This is not the first exciting experience
he has had OF like nature In fact, Carr
is the second man Mr.. Beuchert has cap
tured, after q desperate struggle, for simi-
lar crime and received the police reward
About five years ago bUrly negro
felonio6siy assaulted the beautiful twenty
year old daughter of Mr.. Granell, a wind
mill manufacturer on Brightwood avenue.
BeuCbert w8s at that time q driver On
the Rrightwood avenue horse car line.
The next day after the assault, he Joined
IN chase after the negro and captured
him after a most bitter struggle The day
before the trial the negros brother at
tempted TO kill him with a pistol, fearing
he would testify against the ravisher, and
for some time he was compelled to 60
about his work under police guard. The
ravisher is now serving seven years SEN
tence in the Albany penitentiary.
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STOCKS STRONG AND BUOYANT.
Changers Declined in Early DeaI-
iugs, But Rallied Later.

New York, Aug. 5.-The stock market
was full Of confused movements this morn
fnE, the result OF profit-taking and the un-
covering OF some stop of orders. There
was "a disposition to look for q reactinn
but the stocks sold on this theory were web
taken.
new wspaper attack on Chicago Gas con-
solidation was the signal for a break in
that stock OF 3-s per cent, and the loss
was more than recovered later nfact, the
entire list before the first hour was
over developed renewed strength and
bUoyancy.
Tobacco took the lead and rose over 9
per cent on heavy manipulations based on
reports that AN extra dividend would soon
be declared Sugar opened 5-s per cent
higher, but reacted on rumors OF reaiiza-
tiOns.
The gTaug ger shares rallied sharply from
early fractional declines Government bonds
were unchanged. Railroad bonds were
strong and active.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
Orphans Have a Nrerr, r,,,a

fhere was merry time at River View
yeSteIday when the young people from ST.
Joseph : aud st Ffncent'S Orphan Asrlums
went TO River View as the guests Of Capt.
Randall and had a good time Ia cha rre
OF the good sisters they went down an the
early morning boat, and at the View were
ta1en IN change lay Miss Randall. vino gave
them rides on the chute the roller coaster.
Tile flymg horses. etc, until they were
tired. They had picnic under the shade
Of the trees. and Ia the afternoon saw Miss
Grace shannon, the aeronaut, make an
ascension, going 5000 feet n the air be-
fore cutting her parachute loose. When
she fell m a cornfield only a short distance
horth or the View the boys had a race TO
zee who would get 20 the spot first. The
children returned home on the 8 O'Clock
boat, tired but much pleased with their
dsy's outing Rev. Father Gloyd and Rev.
Or Stafford. OF Sc. Patrick's church, ac-
o0mpanied the orphans to the View.
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MADAM DE FORREST TRIED.
She IL Charged with Keeping IA Dis
reputable House.

The ease of Minnie l.. DeForrest. charged
with keeping a bawdy house, was called
in The police court today.
Madame neForest, as she is known,
conducted a Turkish bath and massag ge
establishment at No. 140S Pennsylvania
avenHe, and IL is alleged by the authori-
ties that Madam DeEorest's establishment
was purely and simply a bawdy house.
Madam DeFotest has had quite an I'm
savory reputation prior 10 her arrest On
this charge. She came to Washington from
Richmond Va, where she kept "a board
ing house.
II is said that the reputation OF this
house was such that she was Compelled
by the Richmond authorities to close 10.
and she then came to Washington.
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TaIIow Works destroyed.

Philadelphia, Aug. . Fire was diScnv
cred at 6 O'cloc this morning in the fat and
taIEcw worksOf Adam Louth at Green wich
Point. For two hours the fire burned
fiercely, then tn. roof fell in and the walls
feH out on all sides. Sparks and burning
fragments Of wood and fat were carried
by the wind ~ far aS the Greenwich Coal
Piers and the Pennsylvania salt Works
The loss Is about S45 600 on building ma
chnery and contents and there is no insur-
ance on anything at the plant.
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IiceDSed to Wed.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following
white william A. Shepherd TO Marie
G. Moore. Thomas Alvey to Annie Night
iueaIe James ". Hammer TO Ola +.
JohHson william II. FsiraH 20 Kate B.
Gflshn. Case W. Alexander 10 Eliza c.
Stewart.
Colo=et -Spafton Johnson 10 Mary Macs,
Henry Q. Scott to Jessie NJ. MacEen,
Ap.irew W jackson TO Maggie Beryman,
Frederick L Jones. to Hester +. Williams,
John Z. DatcheT 30 Maggie G. Myers.
Robert II. Cannon 10 Alice V. HicSs all Of
Washin gton, ID. c.
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OFFICER OF THE WATCH.
Seret. Perry Detailed to- That Of
flee In the District Building.

In accordance with the new regulations
for the nan nayement OF the District build
ing. which direct that IL shall be under the
general care of the officer of the watch,
Major Moore today detailed sergt. ". W.
Perry t. fiB that position, and his selection
has ,.een approved by Commissioner Wight
The regulations provide that the Officer
OF the " atch shah be a member of the
Metropolit su police force and that he shall
have cbatge OF the WaJenmen and eie Vatur
operators and supervision of the janitors,
laborcrs and messengers on duty In the
building. aud see that the regulations are
observed.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
ELECTRICAL sroR,I RAvAGBs.
4 Boy Killed by Lightning and
Two Ba rps3, Burned.

GTeensburg, Pa, Aug. s--A severe eiee-
tIicaI and rainstorm- occurred in this To-
cahty last night James Harmon, nine
teen years Old of HeIminIe. was Instantly
killed by holt of Lightning.
The bans Of James Robinson and 5. Fox,
near here. were struck and burned. Both
were filled with grain
The Shoemaker Touring mill. In this
town, was struck by lightning, eutailing
a loss of $4,000.
Many buildings were unroofed. and cTups
in many instances ruined.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
DOING POLICE DUTY FOR SPAIN.
Gunhoat Helena Ordered to the
Coast of Florida.

The Information furnished the Govern
ment recently to he effectthat the schooner
John d. Long and tug-boat were being
fitted out at Wilmington, n. c., for an eX-
petition 10 Cuba for the purpose of sup
plying the patriots with munitions OF war.
has resulted IN the gunboat Helena being
ordered on duty along the coast
The gunboat viii do police work for the
benefit of the Spanish government from
Wilmington to Key West, and every eff
fort viii be made to prevent a successful
landing of the expedition.
The evening times., 1897-08-05

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar
rsoea Remedy always affords prompt re-
hef For sale by Henry Evans, Whole
sale and Retain Druggist, 93s street;
Connecticut avenue and street north
west and l42s Maryland avenue northeast
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hit Ills OWN CHILD.
John Walters struck HIS Cwai
Daughter With Al Fntiron.

Daughter With Al Flatiron.
John Walters, z coiored peusioDefl hV'
ing at No. 429 Delaware avenue s'utb-
wes.. became involved in q Sight with his
wife. Virginia. Yesterday, ana during The
trouble threw a flat aron at her. he heavy
article struck lis two -yearold child, Ma
tel. in he head. inflictiBg a daagero-s
wound
In. Richards was called in and sewed
t,, the cut, but it is believed that the skull
ts fractured. The child il still uncon-
sc,oas. Wallets was arrested by Ofncer
MeudenhaI aud locked NJ at the Fourth
precinct station
In the police court today Walters ee-
n,anded a Jury tlial, and was sent To Jail
to await trial.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
ESTIMATES FOR THE SCHOOLS.
Secretary Faick Says That 81 400.
ISL VIII Be Necessary.

j G. Falck. secretary OF the board OF
s,hool trustees, has submitted the follow
ing estimates for school expenses during
the next fiscal year: ,.y,..r
Salaries OF perintendent and officers,
$500: salaries of teachers, S7S4.175;
salaries OF jaritors, STo,72s; night schools.
salaries and contingent expenses. $S.-
200: rent, 81 $3.50; repairs. $50 900;
industrial instruction, S12, 900;
free text books, S50,000; contingent ex-
penses, $50, 900; fuel, s37 900; water filters
and flags, So 900; furniture for new build
i;;gs, 81 2.3e0; new buildings and additions
to buildings, S3OS. 600; total, 81 ,40O,751.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
A LAKE CHAMPI.AIN TALK.
Mckinley, Hobart and Alger Dis
cuss Important Topics.

cuss Important Topics.
Hotel Chsmplafn, Clinton county, ". T.,
Aug 5.-The President aud Mrs Mckinley
left their apartments about 8 O'Clock this
moming ami took ten minutes walk
through the grounds. Mrs. Mckinley was
apparently in good spirits, and 10 the
query as to how she felt after her trip
to Burlington yesterday she answered that
she did not feel fatigued in the II asst, and
had thoroughly enjo yed the outing.
The day is perfect and the Presidential
party Will spend the afternoon driving
through the surrounding country.
After the review of the Twenty-first in
fantry, the President. Vice President Ho-
bart and Secretary Alger had q long con-
ference. IL is runored that the talk was
concerning Secretary Sharman's proba bic
retirement from the Cabinet.
The evening times., 1897-08-05

Portland. Greg, Aug. "a serious tim
bei fire has been burning in the southern
extremity of The city FOR the past twenty
fOur hours. Five hundred acres have been
burned over, and 81 5000 worth of cord
wood has been destroyed Many suburban
dwellings are in danger
The evening times., 1897-08-05
AMERICAN NEWS VIA MADRID.
The Heraldo ASSERTS Action Is to
He Taken Regarding Cuba.

Madrid, Aug. 5.-The Heraldo asserts
that the United States Government will
wait four months for the pacification OF
Cuba by the Spanish authorities, after
which, should the insurrectIun not be
quelled, they viii extend their protection
to the insurgents.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
Thunder and lightning AT Orange

Orange. n. j. Aug. 5 The most remark
ahie electric storm seen here in wears
broke over this city at midnight last night
Comparatively little rain fell. but for an
hour the skies we're ahlaze with almost
fncessant flashes of lightning. while the
thunder sounded like continuous, heavy
cannonading Little damage is reported.
The evening times., 1897-08-05

1sfEntblb8 NuoVk~ III New IlUnuOn.
New London. Conn. Aug. 5.-An cleo
trical storm Of gleat severity struck this
locality al l O'Clock this morning. Much
damage is already reported fiom lightning.
Many houses in the CITY and vicinity were
struck 10y lightning. In Groton the house
of lincoln Holloway was tadls wrecked.
and the in mates shocked bat no one killed.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
Fatal Bicycle Accident

Philadelphia, Aug. 5-Edwin SteeIrnan,
aged eleven years, and who lived with his
parents at Dciair, Camden county, v. J..
was thrown over the handle bars Of his
bike by the wheel striking stone yester-
day, and died almost instantly.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
KILLED in a Tornado.

Salina, Kas., Aug 5.-A tornado de-
molished house near Luray, Russell
county. late yesterday afternoon. killing
George Spaulding and injuring Jerry Wat
RDD
The evening times., 1897-08-05
LAST NIGHTS SEARCH.
Exciting Hunt for the Fugitive I'm
the Darkness.

The chase and search for Carr last night
was exciting, and after the man had dis
appeal red in the section where he was cap
tured this morning every available police
man and detective in the city was engaged
in looking over the ground.
The first information that Carr was near
at hand came ftom Charles Doten, No. ~
X street northeast, the gentleman whose
wife was SO affected by the the police
search of her home. 1t is said chat Mira.
Doten told her husband yesterday that Car
was in their house, and that her nervous
Condition was in large measure due to
the fact that she was aware of Cars pres
ence during the search and her fear that
he might he discovered.
boten was very mach astonisheti but
after deliberation thought that the hest
thing for hun todo was to inform the police.
Accordingly Major Moore and Inspector
Of affairs explained.
Preninct Detective Barnes, accompanied
by Policeman Mcdonald, again searched
the residence, and although a thorough
examination OF the premises was made,
no trace Of the fugitive was discovered
He, however, was concealed in an attic
between the roof and the ceiling of the
fourth floor OF the house. While the search
was being made Carr had crawled from
his hiding place out on the roof and do wp
The evening times., 1897-08-05
The Temnerature Tofar

The Temperature during the day was:
Al a. m. 73; at . O'Clock noon, 81, and
at p m so: ma ximum, so.
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Wife Murder and Attempted Suici

0skaloosa, Ia, Aug. 5.-Carl Yates shot
his wife and tried TO kill himself Yesterday
afternoon. He shot the woma n i'm the back
twice. divorce proceedings had been In
stituted against him. Yates was arrested.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
COLD IN THEiHEAD

Is acute Inflammation and swelling Of the
Olfactory organ which contains the
Nerves Of Smell. This organ is a long
ribbon-like membrane and hangs from
the roof of the Nasal passage in folds, as
seen in Fig. 8. When this condition be-
comes chronic, or permanent, il Is called
CATARRH. The folds become swollen
into solid mass, SO the air In breathing
cannot circulate between them hence
the loss Of smell The Catarrhal microbe
soon makes its appearance, causing
multitude of small ulcers between these
folds. The pus from these uleero is very
poisonous and soon impregnates the
whole mucous surface Of the nose, hsad
and throat with the disease. Medical
works show cases where tho tonslls havs
become a corrupt mass of ulcers. Ii not
infrequently involves the whole bronchial
passage to the lungs, causing consump-
tion and death. It will be seen that
nothing can radically cure Catarrh which
does not reach to the seat of the disease
between these folds Of the Olfactory
organ, and cleanse and heal these ulcers.
BRAZILIAN BALM is the only known remedy
in nature that will accomplish this result.
1t will heal any old sore. Snuff solu-
ton of the Balm and warm water, as
The evening times., 1897-08-05
JAPAN.s DISPUTE WITH HAWAII
MikaGo's Government VIII Ask the
Arbitration of Belgium.

Yokohama, Aug. SIT is learned here
that the government of Japan will sug-
gest that Belgium he asked to act as ar
hitrator in the Settlement OF the disputed
questions between Japan and Hawaii.
The evening times., 1897-08-05

View York Stock Market
Corrected daily by W. r. Hibbs a Co
Bankers au6 Brokers Members of ths
~ z. Stock Exchange. t427 r street
The evening times., 1897-08-05

strong as you can bar, up the nose, from
the hand or through Nasal Douche, as
in Fig. /. Then, as water viii not run mp
ing it time TO work in between tho folds.
Do this three or four times day. You
will soon experience relief, and IL faith
full. in few weeks the folds will be OPEN
ed, the swelling gone, the ulcers will be
healed and the sense of smell and taste
restored. Ab0 cent bottle contains two
weeks treatment, and the $1.00 bottle six
weeks treatment. Catarrh never cures
itself. Brazilian Balm Is guaranteed TO
cure Hay Fever. Gives surprising relief
l. G<...s~ox x,x,ov, a nj ~,(Iov, s,v,roo
The evening times., 1897-08-05
Money to Loan
At s Percent.

washipgIon Stock ExenanRe.
Sales-PneWmatie Gun Carriage. 200 1T
81, 200 at %. 100 at 90. 100 at 95.
After CaH-5OO az 50.
The evening times., 1897-08-05

Chicago Grain and I'rOvIsien 3,arket,
Corrected daily by W b Hibbs & Co,
Bankers and Brokers. Members OF The
N. Y Stock Exchange, 1927 II street.
The evening times., 1897-08-05
CORSON & MACARTNEY.

CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
MesBo<rs OF she New York stock Ex-
change, 141S ST. Glover Building
oHespOudents OF Messrs. Moore 4 sShley,
NO 80 Broadway,
Bankers and Deaters in Governments EOnda
Deposits. Exchange Loans
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all
securities listed on the exchanges OF
New 1oTs, Philadelphia. Boston and BaltI-
more bought aud sold
"A speciality made OF investment secari-
ties DistIiet Bonds and az local RaiE
road, Gas. Insurance and Telephone stock
dealt in.
American Bell Telephone stock bOGzhs
anu sotu mh1S-1
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Chss White
Sa a .. 6 % H & =
Pa mo @ vhatl suffered As.
game vs3
eutO
a r. JACKSON COMPANY.
The evening times., 1897-08-05

Price FIty Gents and One Dollar per Settle.
The Dkes
The evening times., 1897-08-05

Marvellous prices at Kings Pal
ace, SI2 and SI4 Z h street, us
Market Space.
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UNpEK1 AEERs.

Il WILLIAM LEE.
USDERTAkEIs.
332 Pa. Ave. n. w
Ffist-elass service. Phone. l3S6
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DIED.
RRECHT-On August 4, MARY ALICE,
helovel child OF John II and Maud A
Brec15.
Funeral from tbe residence of her grand
mother, Mrs Mary r.. Hnl, 337 II street
nortneast, on Friaay, August y, at 3 y. nl.
Rela.Ives and fnenus invited 10 attend.
aui3t-etn
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CLEAN OFF YOUR SIDEWALKS.
Colonel jerks Feels IA Big storm Coming
III His Bones.

Chief of Police Mulholland yesterday
had his officers notify owners and resi-
dents of property to have Ice and snow
removed from their walks at once. The
Chinook yesterday melted 1t all. but q
little freezing weather Will quickly ren-
der the walks dangerous To limb nness
they are properly cleared. 1oiohei
1enks saws a big storm Is coming. lie
feels 1t In his bones.
Until 1898 YOU can get bargains in
b,ots and shoes at - West Park.
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and Dixon. but could not gain on Con-
way. on the fourth lap. Conway had
gained a lead Of a half lap and was still
going faster than the wind. A the end
Of the seventh lap Conway had gained
{. whole lap on Mcintyre and Dixon.
and skated along beside them for lap.
on the ninth lap he slid past them and
used his utmost endeavors to gain
lap on Lebeau also but was unsuccess-
full in this elf0Nt. AT the end Of IN"
eleventh lap. the finish OF the mile. Con
way was about seven-eighths of lap
in advance of Lebeau and lap and a
quarter in advance of Mcintyre and
Dixon.
The race win be concluded Tonight.
when another mile will be skated. Ac-
cording To the terms of the match for
lcst nights racing Conway has four
points, Lebeau ,. Mcintyre two and
Dixon one. The points made tonight
will be added to those of last night and
the one having the highest score at the
close Of to-night's racing Will have first
prize and the championship, while the
man with the next highest number 81
points will have second prize. Men
ellis and Dan Mcdonald We're judges
Of the race.
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THE KILLING OF WHITNEY.
Probably Done nj the Instance of Dis
charged Employees.

G. w. Goodale received a letter yes
terday morning from the office of his
company al Gem, Idaho. detailing the
fatal shooting Of Fred p. Whitney. The
letter says that IL or 10 masked and
armed men went To Whitney's room at
night, made MIN get out of bed and
dress, and marched him down the can
yon below Gem. Whitney started 10
run after being marched some distance,
thinking he could get away from the
mob. Several shots were fired after
him and a rifle bullet struck him in the
right thigh about half way above the
knee, SCATTERING the bone into splinters
and boring an ugly wound The mob
left Whitney there, and about Is min
utes later a passerby found Whitney
and he was taken to the hospital. II
was considered impossible to save the
leg, and ii was amputated.
Whitney's body will be brought to
Butte for burial He was a relative Of
&. w and =. W. Goodale and was well
liked in Butte Mr. Guodale believes
the shooting was the result of the dis
charge Of some incompetent men.
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CONWAY IN THE LEAD.
The skating Race VIII lie Continued at
The Rink To- Night.

very spirited and enjoyable affair
was the skating race held at the Butte
lee rink last night for the championship
II the city and cash prizes. The entries
We're j. 7. Conway. N. c. Mcintyre, r.
L. Lebeau and Percy Il. Dixon. The
track had been laid of Il laps to the
mile and the rink vas cleared and
swept for the race. Several hundred
spectators watched the match While the
naad played good racing music
The start VAS made On the drop IF
handkerchief. Conway getting away
well III the lead with Lebeau hot after
Asm Hh.ie Dixon and Mcintyre Aere
slow n getting started and lost a mum
Baf Fl Yards hrfors. they were we'll uu-
der way. Conway fairly flew around the
CLASSY surface. scarcely seeming 10
t8ueh Tie ice az ali. He was evidently
0uf - win. and had a good lead Al thu
end q tae first lap, I.sbeau second
while Mcintyre had passed Dixon and
MAS d faita place. Conway increased
his lead on the second lap while Lebaau
MAS also drawing away fron Mcintyre
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DR.. DOGGE SR.
The Great Specialist Has Very Busy
Duy

The offices Of DR. Dogge, the we'll
known specialist of No ~ West Park
street. We're crowded yesterday from
early morning until late in the evening.
DIR. Dogge began yesterday morning
putting into effect Il plan which is in
tended to bring into general notice his
new and advanced methods of exami-
nation and treatment and at the same
time be of vast benefit Ia the afflicted.
DIR. Dogge proposes TO give months
treatment for S.. Or. Dogge recently
returned from Europe where he Went
to perfect himself in the most advanced
methods of surgery anG medical prac-
tice. He has brought back with him
one Of the latest improved k-ray in
struments. and other modern inyeu-
tons. Dir. Degge says he will give
good. honest treatment. and while h
can't make money al that price he will
introduce himself and his new methods
Of treatment and make his money when
the results ara seen.