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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-07

ed the sleeping beauty. Following a de-
scrlption of her a sleeping beauty was
made who appeared wearing dark hair
combed a la Pompadour after the style
of that Of the guest. A woman upon whom
there was a joke about a hat was to
be seen rushing for an elegant structure
of the milliner'S art.
"A man who al previous Informal sup
per had earned the title of waiter was
presented with an appropriately dressed
figure representing him as a waiter carry
ing tray, and with the word, 'Garcons
servis chaud The man who talked only
of his farm wore in miniature a straw hat
and carried a rake over his shoulder The
artist who has a much-prized horse named
Tommy Atkins was to be seen at his easel
with a fierce steed beside him in the act
of kicking, while the words, Whoa Tom
my Atkinsp appeared. The susceptible
man, who was also devoted to checkered
trousers, was on his knees, checkered
trousers and all, catching hearts, and the
amateur young woman artist, fair-haired
and blonde, was seen at her easel painting
a menu.
"A woman came to me one day and want
ed something original for a gentleman's
dinner. ] asked her for a distinctive feat
ure but she said there was none Her
father had new house, and he was merely
giving this dinner as a housewarming to
eleven of his friends. That made every
thing simple. There were twelve small
houses served, and from a small box on
each there came, as the guests were served,
an alcohol blaze and lighted the words,
This is a housewarming.'
All these CONNECTIONS play an important
part in the social life in city like New
York, and there is more to them than the
public generally knows.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-07
The Bartender's Deception.

From the Chicago Times-Herald.
EVERY bartender who understands his
business nowadays" said one who stands
behind the finest piece of mahogany in
Chicago, always keeps within reach a
bottle of longdistance whisky 1t looks
like the real article, but a man could
drink a thousand miles of it without hurt
ing himself Lake water colored with
burnt sugar and favored with a little
Bourbon. Many customers insist on my
drinking with them; if l can't avoid it I
do so-in the interest of the house-but 1
use the 'long-distance' dummy every time
And whenever a man comes along who
has more than he needs, and insists on
having more than he can carry, he gets
a shot out of my private bottle"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-07
None Came 10 the snake Charner'
Rescue

From the Galveston Daily News.
Savoy, Tex.-A snake charmer came TO
town yesterday. While giving an exhi-
bitlon in a grocery store he was struck on
the little finger of the left hand by a
large RATHER. As soon as he was bitten
he called for some one TO bring a string
and lgate his finger, but no one had nerve
enough 10 do him the favor. as the SER
penis were colled around his neck, head.
and arms When he found he could get
no assistance he began TO tear the serpents
loose and throw them right and left The
spectators did not dispute the ground with
the snakes, and the grocery man conclud-
ed that his store could run itself for awhile.
Every one seemed 20 feel better in the
middle OF the street.
The oharmer begged some one TO gather
up his show and put IL back in the box, but
he did not seem to have a friend in the
crowd. After hastily wrapping string
around his finger and sticking a knife IN
the wound, he collected the snakes him
SELF. Ia the meantime he was growing
sick. His flesh began TO swell ana turn
black. Two physicians were called. and
they did what they could under the cir
cumstauces They mad no whisky. and
none could be had. The town is dry. Al
last some good brother produced "a nasl,
which he had been saving for am occasion
OF this kind. The drug was administer
ed, but seemed 90 take no effect The man
grew worse. The doctors remained win
him the greater part OF the night and sev-
eral times gave him up, but according To a
late report he Is seated at the breakfast
table and In a fair way of recovery. I.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-07
KEEPING A DIARY.
Bah JOts Down Notes About the Pleasant
People She Meets.

OF
The Duche "a
the sou-Maling Goodness Affirmative Only.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-07
MnZLEY,s LEMON Hon nROps.

Cures all Coughs. Colds, TIoarseness,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis Hemorrhage,
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
giant. reliable.
Twenty-Five cents at druggists, Prepar-
ed only by DR. H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-07
At the CapItnI.


Is the best medicine for the disease you
it for on earth.
T. r. Hewitt,
HeWitts N C
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
IE6sL NOTICES.

NOTICE or SCHOOL ET4ECTI0S-Notice
s. hereby given tbat the annual election
Il the cry Of Seattle School District. No.
~ Ksne county state az WaFnsngtcn
All sss aeld on SATURDAY. me sth day of
N1vpraaer A. y 1857. az TIE following
railing places. io-w3ts
Frs xaFd-So1tE school building.
Ssrora war3--ELAgn}er Sc5gol SatlGiEg-
Talrs ~ard-T. 7. Msn9r school 81iisIng.
Esurth ~aT1~gen,Tal school building.
Flfth w8r4--Af e~Coslns n1ll4.1g. " Pike
street.
ssxfh ward Denny school suE3suw
seventh waT6-t.aEcads school building
Eigh-A waFS-Nsgcer school nsiidins-
S{aZh way4-B. =. Day sehool building.
FER Gse purpose Of
Ffrss- Elsc'9nE ore schcoi District cirsc-
ter f3r IsTm q tares yesEa-
ze-or4- ot4GE Gcsa1 TIE prop9s tto0 10
rwsvtae free seGf booSs ind sgansiss Tor .ss@
1ss u as pupils attending tas Common
seacass q fns district z1d FER sFvTlag
sa1 szZl e4sat - meet me sxgsass thereof.
Ire p@s2s w.1 - o9sen fr1En z o'e49ck nA-
70 ufcsock 2. u
~ ursex Il tas haaFd % GiTec-oEz
y H--3nsy th0se psrs2-s. Eass ant f.
-sale WIG laws c0Ip pied Nsta the lAWA
governing regszlEa Et11 - c8g8@s q tH@ 1Ts-
cEzss as Ere8 i3e4 ln e&apter 1l8 Sszs4oa
Lass q 1851 seal - permitted 20 vote.
ara 70 pers1u s&zaE ne permitted 70 vote
~ RaGE esacsson excepFi0g - re ward "a
wssca - 81 sa@ aasA register
Dagsa rs is.A 91g % octo5sr. A. =. Isl.
= A GNEESSEY
Ss4.o. DsstE.cs C.GEk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers in Miscellaneous SuppHes.-No-
tee Is hereby given tat sealed propos-
ais will be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the Board Of public works
sd q - 0'Clcck a. m. saturday. Oeto-
be- % 1sg7 fer the furnishing 20 the
City OF Seattle on acquisitions 20 Re Is
sued during the months Of Noyer Ger
and December. 1897. for material and SUD
plies also coal and wood. for the ordi-
nary needs Of the various departments
during the said two months 4 detailed
IL. OF such materials and supplies 20 be
BID on can - had by calling az t1e
Office % the board % public works ga
the city hali. Separate bids Ter furnish
ing coal to the Lake Washington pump
station and wood for the Broadway
pump cation for enc year VIII - re-
ce{ved Such bids must be accompanied
wtth Il certified check for twenty-five
dollars payable % the city comptroller,
az Ar eaTues; that The bidder y awarded
the contract VII promptly enter into an
agree usnf ara give bonds IS required
for the f2ltaful performance OF con-
tract
saoala conditions arise requiring the
purchase 81 articles IN very large aasD-
lilies ahove the ordinary requirements,
tha board reserves the right 20 Ike
special call fo- tenders % meet such cases
The board reserves tae TtEat 20 reject
any and AL Ids.
Proposals % oe endorsed on the tnvel-
ooe. ~pld Tor Supplies"
gv order O. the 9oard ~ public works.
FRANK 9LESoS. Secretary.
TsafA Of a~sf uaht5Na tf9D october 81. 1851.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
RECEIVERS SALE.

RECETVER's sALE~Tn tae superior court
81 King cogntY. state q Warrington.
j. ~ Van Brock.in. plaintiff. We. Queen
C3ty PFina1E Company. defendant No
Zs.R Notice % sale.
Notice "a hereby given hat ne under
signed wllI ree@twe sealed bids for ne
period az ntaesy days from ard after octo~
pr ts47 Tor fhs pgTchas- O. ths foa4OT-
lnE described properly. Va
For the entire plans and stock tn tra9s,
toz~sh~r wGrh Ehs business ard good Etlt
q shs Queen City Printing Company. nov
assrg operated b the undersigned as a 80
prsalknz and publishing Office.
the pr1gerty consists % a c0-nr lese c1t-
r. % 500 ar5 body type ard furniture.
slea / Hszcecek cylinder pFesz, serdgz
60 rr@@sss power paaer cutter, wire
seit~he~ ara oths- raAcn1nery and t0oas
nss.eszarv Tor Carrying On a very extensive
rsrtntgax tusiness. also q small sZock Of
"a ssIs - 10 for ea&a zgoa approval
b. TIE GDsTl
An Ids nn-s - accompanied By , certt-
@sss casck far tjs1. sad casck 20 - re-
f7grred 10 bidder IN czlse his bid r. ~ gscf@sl.
sala receiver reserves The r4gst - resecs
any ard Al o8dE-
y. z DL-RTg.
RNeelvaT u CSueen Csty Printing Co.
80 Cp@cs9 enFai Ave. SsasEie Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24

~sTS WILLIAMS. CartS,txm ScEea.,s h-es-
- - - rF.ce psaced O. 1ha Asafsre- -
trsztgaeat- EaQs4 s squire $50.
rr~fsr Froas ans fnAti~fy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24

RING TIE -. n Es1N Ter znessenx erx
g-Rras hacks g@r~eys ard go.
-. c.lsek ssExsca- Ts5epA1~s -
SO IA sScS11 Branch Pacaze La-a-
CRY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE Of household furniture
AZ L. G. Bickerton's salesrooms 1872
First avenue. on Monday October g. al
o'clock sharp. Furniture OF all sorts:
large variety OF heating stoves carpets.
tinware, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
roR ssLE-nr<cELLANEou..

FOR ssLE-ar<CELLASEo
ECONOMY HEATERS
Ars used ~
AL good hogsekeepsrs
Tzsy win savs
sosAing Else.
Mshy prefer them TO gas
SO danger or unpleasant. o6or.
oa.ekly liga,ed.
Your room Is warm
IL ten minutes
No dus;-no ashss.
Burns wood or bark.
Made witA an extra
Heavy lining.
Kseps IRE ali night.
Burns less fuel
Than any stove made.
Jus, VIVA, you need.
TO warm your home.
Comes IN three sizes.
throw your old stove away
And buy TIE Economy.
You win no; regret II.
we are agents for the celshrated Strsnsky
Steel Ware The finest made: guaranteed
BY The makers for five years.
GEORGE RI. W0ODHOUSE.
20 Pike Street. Masonic Temple.
READ THIS-As usual. We stil sell the
very best butter At prices way down.
very best Iowa. &c ID; best Eilers0nrg,
&C 10: IL tub lots FAC. We also have some
fine fresh butterine. Doc roll, rolls. Doc;
also fresh eggs, &c Dozen dozen 4sc;
study this: you ain't In kl0ndike yet,
and don't be foolish 70 pay . per cent
more for your goods than we sell them
TO you. Cow Butter Store, l4ZS First
avenue.
FOR SALE or exchange for small steam
boat machinery. yacht Hornet, rugged
with cabin for cruising or racing; oak
tinbers: copper riyeted throng hoaj: t@o
and winner of S550 good as new. For
particulars apply 10 George +. simpson.
New Whatcom.
FOR sALE-Saw mill machinery: head
blocks double circular mill. canter, log
haul edger. cutoff. shafting, pulleys,
betting. boxes. lumber cars. saws en-
gines, etc. A. c. Shaw. Centralla, Wash.
FOR sALE-l5o pack burros: complies
mack saddles: coronas. hooks. ropes. etc;
Tor s. 90; references. Murphy, Grant 4
Co San Francisco. +. r. keIlner &
Co. Globe. Ariz
FOR sALE-KIondike: win sell or trade
sawmlil on Puget sound. 1890 capacity.
having good cash trade. at sacrifice;
owner leaving state. Address 273. la
Conner. Wash.
FOR SALE-i0e heating stoves, incuba-
tors scales. counters. oil tanks. trunks.
wagons harness. stock kettles. show
cases; second hand; Sixth and Pike.
Chaplin.
FOR sALE-Barber chairs. French ranges.
steel range. Mississippi range; 400 heat
ing stoves. all sizes; second hand; Sixth
and Pike. Chaplin
ron sAr.E-Boilsr. 80 horsepower. com
,,lete every detail: good condition. Apply
Seattle Soap Factory. University and
Western avenue.
roR gAI.E-complete set elegant bank
.urrIture and fixtures for sale cheap
fnrufre Daniel Jones g. Co.. room &C.
Bailey building.
FRENCH RANGES and alright stove a.
,sr~a manufactured by Variety Iron
works. Charles street and Railroad av-
enue. Seattle.
FrR tsAr.E-rivsry and boarding stable:
vsflf take PARTNER. owner going TO Alas
ka. Address Livery. care Post-Intelli-
Tencer-
ron sAI.E-A young dog: breed. ST. Ber-
r7ard crossed With bull; suitable for Kion-
dike. Inquire room aia Hinckley block
TyPEwRITERs sold, rented. exchanged
and repaired AZ Snista premier Agency.
T6z9 Second avenue. Seattle.
FOR sAI.E-one :. . and - horsepower
boilers ard engines. Loggers Supply
store Ia Yesier way.
pAArp0O FURNITURE OF all kinds ,o-
eaie and made 20 order; --latest stvIes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
-. s.LE-nEAL ESTATE.

Tgs saAl LIsss
BARGAINS.
.~s ,ns. s1ssre. corner Fourth ave-
$50 Msrtor street AT present rent
n3s - - nroDerfy payz per cent net
:. - ~ skill feet. win thrse-sEory
trz.r~. three store rooms and thirty
~ rom lodstng no p Tsk 20 rs. Tsss avenue
ssr investment paying II per cent.
ST. :. rrssent rentals oEly Eve minutes
"a 10 the pos'ofacs.
sue esght-roons house and lot 10
49, square, on the corner an elegant
ssE' l hsasr.ful home Of six rooms: fine
go Iawu and lots Of t1cwers. only
" and . nalf blocks north Of Madison
srse. aue ssx-room house. strictly
49, sasnfeis; street graded, oaIy
80 - Il minutes from pSssoffies.
FARMS.
~ss-ryns water front farm Of fss acres:
e rrrss under high STATE OF cultivation.
= hssrtng fruit trees boat landing On
fsess good oaildingA
80 Srtne fruit farm Of 1S0 acres: "
- cleared with Buildings. 80 bear
as as srs.If trees. near Seattle.
- "a sea acres ia Wenafcace valley. one
-. Trorn town and postoface. q acre.
ssr5sr siog: 100 bearing fruit trees, PEP
-1..,sl water right. easy terms.
EAcAST LOTS.
VACANT LOTS.
s.-w good residence lots overlooking
STsks Washington; on car lines streets
r~s0ed: fns loc1tAon-
sl..-rornsr. i00xle9 feet. On Tesier way.
ssesrssoking the lake.
- rsisgant building lots. commanding
-. ~se,S. good nelghbcrhood.
ss@-rlns building lots. near Madison ST.:
az4 sseE.
F0E RESULTS
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH Me.
r NJ. JORDAN.
rans Colonial Blk. Corner Second Ave-
- "a (raff4fs7bt greet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24

- ~. Sale acrcs hlshly improved boz
80. 80 .ena usles from city. ia 5. y - p
ssasree Ions slne
es milcs frau city, partially I'M
49, Par. bottom. s l. or ZNacfe
49, az 81 pef acTl casa, Huston. -
4lsY building civ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16
BEN HUR

Prof, Morris IL still laborlng here
to get the home talent In training
for the entertainment billed here
on Wednesday, Thursday aud fu-
day nights and the rehersa's are
being held nightly and through the
afternoons, OF the play the fol-
lowing press notices Is given to
show that the pantomlme Ia
thoroughly appreciated where eS'
hibIted, The same company ten
In number, who were aided by tai
ent, seleeted from the places men
toned below, will put the play and
furnish the settings and costumes,
on the stage here,
Louisville has never seen u more
richly mounted spectacle than the
story of Ben llur as presented last
night, under the patronage Of the
Woman's Confederate Monument
Association Aud n Is hardly
possible that Macauley's had even
held a more cultured, appreeIotIyt
aud fashionable audience, Louis
Vile tky) Commercial
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16
SOME SHOOTING

An entcrprislng gentleman has
set up a shooting gallery In the
Byrne block, that not only takes
the "eake" for anything Of the
kind ever established here on the
shooting gallery order but gathers
In all the loose nleklea from those
gentlemen who imagine they are
some with a Winchester The taf'
gets consist Of movable animals
chased across the plain by a dog,
as also ducks SWIMMING across an
imaginary lake, aud squirrels run
nIng up small-aIsed saphngs, Each
animal Ia painted with a bulls eye
target In the side or head, aud
when the marhsmah hits one OF
these bulls eye during the Night
across the mlmle PLAN, II throws
the gearing on wheel which
turns on power 10 a mechanical
brass band, and OF II goes, aud you
would think a circus procession was
passing along the street II you did
notanow whatIwae up. 'l'herepofter
dropped Ia yesterday and found the
place dehsely crowded with laws
yers, DOCTORS BARRIERS, Ia fact all
trades aud professions had repre-.
hentatlyon there
\, N, Carter cur handsome and
hard hitting prosecuting attorney,
Was at the fore and he shot on d
quarter in less ltlme that Il takes
YOU TO say scat, aud he only set the
band playing one time out Of the
allotted number Of shots lie
gained permission 60 go back 10 see
what execution he had done aud
reported that while he shot AZ The
rabbit every iime, ha found he had
put thirteen bullets In the dog,
which was a couple Of yards behind
chasing the animal On the out
side Was Judge Byfhe, telling how
he had ran across one OF these gall
lefies, In Chicago, anl had made III
bulls eyes cut OF a possible 10, aud
kept The band playing johnnie gei
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16

W, W, SnupTalSE @, O,
A, NJ GApmpoN, Il H. ~, y,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16

BARKMAN TRIAL.

The following proceedings were
had yesterday at the Barkman
trial at Pittsburg, Texas;
The case was called at $3.50 a, m,
and the usual sparring of attor-
neys set IN, The lawyers for the
defense made motion to strike
out the transcript prepared By the
clerk at Boston, alleging it was not
drawa according to law, or the pa
per did not certify that it contain
ed all the "orders" of the court.
but simply said it contained the
proceedings, The court oyerruleC
the objection, and the lawyers fol
the defense excepted,
Both sides after this spat AN
nounced ready for trial aud the
jury was called and after the usua
number Of challenges the following
named panel was selected
b. II, Bradley, A, NJ Read, w,
n, Kirkpatrick, G. w. Bard, y, f.
Deaton, j, II, BaruwelI, j, M, Bax'
ter, J, B, Laney James Deap, G.
p, Watts, A, j, Julian and @, u.
Phillips,
The case promises to be quite in
terestlng and hard fought, as some
Of the best lawyers in the district
have been engaged on both sides.
The defense have engaged Todd
& Glass, John j, King of this city
and Zachry & Heath and the state
will be represented by Prosecuting
Attorney h, d. Hart, of this city,
aud Sheppard & Jones of Plttsburg,
aided by II, NJ Brooks, county at.
torney Of Bowie county,
Several Of our leading citizens
were summoned last night to APP
pear at the trial today the tele'
gram asking them to come said
there was an effort made by the
defense TO impeach witness Dan
Ferguson, and this evening j, W.
HarrIgg and H. W, Mullins and bey-
eral others will 90 down to answeras
to the character of Dan Ferguson,
who Is regarded here as a truthful
man, From a private letter shown
u.s. we learn that the evidence thus
far produced, Is very damaging to
Yesterday afternood Bin Teage,
(Col) w. M, Strange, H. ",
and j, 10, Shut testified on
behalf OF the State, In this evidence
It was made clear that BOrhman
walked into the 10 to ! saloon, to
whore Perry was standing at the
bar and called his name began
him In the back or side,
killing him Instantly Perry had
no chance for bis lie, did not even
attempt to draw hie pistol Mr. D,
S, Ferguson also testified yesterday
afternoon to the fact that Frank
Barkmau told him two weeks be-
Tore the killing Of Perry that he
would have to get rid of Perry dt
he did not leave the country would
have to kill HIM ON account OF the
evidence he would give against him
In the Damon killing ease,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16

LOUIS Hebron
The Leader.
Fine Watch Repairer
diamond nloG"of "of Watches and Dla'
l.,liesst aSoT sSSTS shown in the city Goods
A5nds eygI e.aors TsV solicited. All goods
alI's " With a guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16
your Gun" all day.

YUWT NUW WTT WY
There were Others who need their
deeds OF craftsmanship written up,
but limited space will not permit
this time,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16
AttOntIon knIghLn Of pYLhIaa.

An important business meeting
will be held tonight NJ Castle Hall
of Dion, No 20 Il, Of =, Attendance
Of all members requested TO be
present
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16
NO.. 13l.
We Are Dissatisfied With the Results
OF Our Advertisements.

best qualities at the very lowest
prices.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-16

During the past SIX weeks we
have repeatedly offered bargains in
seasonable merchandise that sur.
pass all record, in point Of value,
and we don't think our people too
slow to recognize "a good thing
when they see it, Some may be
constitutonaly tired, yet we'd soon
er attribute It to climatic condi-
tlons, whatever the cause, we have
planned
.AGrand Recapitulatlon Sale
That should arous the people
from this state OF inocuouS desue-
tude aud cause them to pet moye
ON themselves In the direction Of
the Mecca of Gconomcalbuyers,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
PECULIAR CASE OF INSANITY.
Stricken Apparently Dumb. a Man
Rouses 10 ManfaeaI Fury

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
EVERETT, Nov. Thomas Gestland.
who is employed at the Everett smelter.
went to sleep while riding in a street car
Saturday evening and Is now at the Ever
EFT hospital and to all appearances wide
awake. but unable to move a muscle or
speak His eyes are wide open and he
looks as IL he understood all that is said
TO him, but is perfectly helpless.
The street car conductor went to collect
his fare soon after he entered the car. He
then had his eyes closed and seemed
asleep When the car arrived al Hewitt
avenue he was in the same condition. The
conductor took him to Lowell and back to
Hewitt avenue again. and then carried him
into store and summoned DR.. Cox
The doctor applied an electric battery.
without favorable results. He was then
taken TO the hospital The theory was
that he was conscious, but unable to speak
or move.
About o'clock last evening he arose
from his bed and began 10 break the fur
niture in his room. He went into another
ward and attacked one of the patients
The case soon developed into violent in
sanity. DR.. Cox sent for Sheriff Cnrrie
and he was removed to the county Jail. He
was soon quieted and went 10 sleep again.