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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17

AIiis,er ioi. Tappan los. Marietta. Bertha Nell
lo2. kathie May ioi: Eleanor Holmes. Kine
Bermuda 100. Marito IS.
One~helf miie--Lady Mother First One
May Go. Maple. Miss Fcnsoinnd. Tixxoncipa.
June Jamisou. Ssllie Grouse. Etrava 10: 81.
Atira. Det,ie r.. Hibiscus toi.
One nile--.Joe shelby los. Brighton f07 Kriss
krinxlc. Albert s 1867 Ada Russell Ennom,a
los; pr Withrow. Mary nAraes Newherry
100; Colonel Eads IS. Short Sides, Effic AIMS
lie 81
Nine4sixteenth OF milc--John Grirsby ios,
vohiceer 100, Bsdinase %; Adler. Princess
Mahsu. Chump ei; NV Chicken. Bertha Law
renee eS.
Fiftecn-sixtccnth Of a mile. seliing-- Deerins
10: Nellie Haley 1oS. John r. voEt l0a: Err
maiinc loi; Terrenc %: Hcadiey, Blenhem.
Rounder 9S. Rubel 81.
One mile. seling--Nellic Prince ~; Faron-
delie. The Doctor. Dad Steele 100; Tranbv,
Duncan Bell io2. ollie Dixon, Little Sallie
ioa. Libation. Aggregate los; Dudley r. SEA
port los. Ramiro II no.
Clear track fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17

icNas, and Victoria. Texas to Cameron
county line. total distance OF s3s miles;
graded O'Connorsport TO Yoakum Texas.
eishty-two miles. Uriah Lott. president,
Victoria. Texas. Being built hy the Qua
asiupe Valley Construction company. OF
"hich j. T. Nelson OF San Antonio, Texas.
Is general manager.
Kansas City, pittshurg and Gulf--Branch
Ltmon 70 Orange, Texas. ten miles. sur
veyed. Robert Gnlham, general manager
anu e. e.. Kansas City. Mo
Nlcksburg, Shreveport and Pacific
Waskom to Jefferson. Texas, twenty ave
miles. G. g. Harvey. president and gem
cral manager New, Orleans, La.
= Missouri. Kansas and Texas-Iererson.
iexas. via Waskom TO Shreveport. La.
forty-five miles. San Antonio TO San Mar
COS Texas, fifty miles. S. B. Fisher, c.
e., st. Louis Mo
Gulf and Brazos valley-Rcd river 20
Eagle Pass. Texas, about $50 miles. Grad :
inE and track laying In progress between
feck City and Mineral Wells. w. A.
squlres, president. Henrietta, Texas: l..
H. Squires, general manager, Peck city.
Texas
Center and Tenana-Center 10 Tenaha.
Texas. eleven miles; six miles graded in
1925. A. r. Chandler. president. and $.
=: freshman. general superintendent, both
OF Center, Texas.
San Antonio. Llsno and Northern.
Strawn to Llano, Texas. 14o miles: sur
veyed, G. W. Angle, general manager.
Llano. Texas
Fort Worth and Northwestern-For,
Worth to Throckmorton. Texas. 100 miles
partially surveyed. n. p. Paddock. presl-
dent. and NJ. o. Hall, c. e.. both OF Fort
Worth Texas,
Denton. Decatur and western-penton
Rri
surveyed. w. +. Buchanan, manager. De-
catur. Texas.
Beaumont Wharf and Terminal f1xten-
sion OF terminal line at Beaumont. Texas
Tour fve-tenths miles. James Il. Weed
c. e.. Beaumont. Texas
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THE RACES.
purses for tho louisville Meet--Thc
Great Nutron stnkes.


Great Natron stakes.
Louisville. KY, April ls,-The following
stakes viii be announced tomorrow by the
Louisville Driving and Fair association for
tic fall meeting
The Kentucky matron stakes, for three
y,ar-old trottsrs, $4,000. The nnsl champion
ship, open to all trotting stations, 5000; the
douglass. open TO 2.is trotters, $4,000 the Com
rercial club, open TO all POS PAGERS, $4,000;
the Falls City. open to all 2;is trotters $1,000,
the Louisville, open 10 all 2;2o trotters $1,000;
the zelbach, open TO all 2:lS PAGERS,
1900 the Preparation, open to all
slooe.
Secretary iicnny announces that the mile
heats. two In three, National ass5ciatiou
rules, Will hereafter govern the entire stake
programme OF this association He also an
nounces tho Innovation of barring hopples,
similar 10 the rule now In vogue at New YORK,
Rueion ROd Lexington uut,ing tracks
classification OF the several events, which
close on saturday. day 20 Is such as VIII
attract the hest aofsos OF the country and fur
iIish the best OF contests.
The inaugural event OF the meeting will be
the $4,000 Matron stake for three-year-old
trottcfs The Matron was opened In April
1896 the nominations heing made before ihe
oAgibles<Sere foaled and there arc now some
$40 OF tho highest bred colts and Niles in the
country preparing fof the event. BY thu Isl
cf June, however, on which date eligihlt'
must be qualified. there will be about 2S0 ~
1 the 200 tried and found wanting and the iiclc
viii narrow down to those who hook Hike
ready money, OF the total some nvc or sly
were raced at two.year olds and showed theii
ability TO trot. and trot fast These Will ID
named and IL s safe to count among thost
that will quality such YOUNGSTERS at Phaw
stuson, The Maine, My Trick, Handspring
Lady Etholwyn. Oakland Belle, Emma Hobbs
Bert Herr. Kellertop, Kama, Ruth Clark, TIT
/ Bondsman, Ben BOLT Rabhoni, Queen Esther
Eelle Patcheu. silver Spark, Mckinley, kos'
Warren Baron lingo. Roxe Wood. Kos,
Clay. Bairndins Brocade, simroek and Jncl
Sprpulc
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NOTES OF TILE GAME.

On account Of the threatening weather. not
many Houstonlans attended the game. Those
who were there felt somewhat downheartsd
at losing the first game Of the season aud
made themselves scarce.
Dunn. the second bsseman. is tho acting
CAPTAIN Of the Houston team.
Crowoll was not in the game Yesterday. HIS
old head and vast experience are needed and
he was missed.
Murray had sopie troubls In remembering
the new balk rules ana several men were
advanced base on account thereof.
The low temperature had n l1d effect IN
beth teams. there being bat little Of tina.
which is known as ginger iisniaYed on either
side
Dawkins' two assists were good plavH. both
being clever plckups and throwS
CIV Sulkey did not distinguish himself as a
folder "Old Cy' muffod the onlr two Mes
that camn his way.
When MURRAY stepo'd NJ TO the pitcher /:
stand IN the hrst tnqinf ne Vas nrrse''1
tho presentation.
Nippor showed m well behind the hat ths
score showing that he had made hyo nut-out'
and four assists
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TEXAS RAILWAY CLUB.
Bring Meeting VIII Be Held
Houston Today.

kring Meeting VIII BE Held in
Houston Today.
| The spring meeting Of the Texas Rail-
by club will be held today in apartments
|rpsed for the purpose at the Lawlor ho-
u The following programme has been
|rnged
saThe Use of Electric and Pneumatic
aver and Tools as Applied to Shop Prac-
Az William Jennings, superintendent
xchanical department, Mexican luterna-
tsthsl railroad.
The Impressions of Motive Power
sin as Gathered in a Trip Abroad" Il.
1 b Soue, Western representative Baldwin
|crmotiye works.
me Responsibility Of Cast Chill Car
msel Maker-Its Uses and Abuses" Il.
MARSHALL, general sales agent Missouri
|Vif and Foundry company.
relative Merits of Improved Metal
|Natt Gear J. r. Cade. master ar build"
4 Southern Pacific railway
ln9 folEowlng members have been an,
lgnled TO prepare discussions on the pa
Pn read at the September meeting.
faper on Safety in Train Air Brake
M aspisnces' by Mr.. f. Hufsmith, super
..,snueht motive power and rolling stock.
~ and Great Northern railroad,
|enpany. ~
Syst on Economy in the Increased
mpaey Of Cara by NJ l.. Smitham,
'' M, mechanic Texas Midland; John
' ~ master car builder. Missouri, Kan
y. sua Texas, and f. S. Foote. foreman
IT. department, San Antonio and Arkansas
j ~ ~. members OF the club AMI a number
X 'a'iled guests will leave this morning
4, special train, rendered by the Hous-
~ y. ana Texas Central, for College STA
MN. .nsre visit will be paid to the
"A NJ departments of the Agricultural
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Ccntrar'. New switch Engines.

The three switching engines ordered
frcm the Schenectady Locomotive works
by the Houston and Texas Central. men,
ton of which has already been mad n
The Post, are for June and July delivery,
they Will weigh $4,000 pounds and have
1Sx24 inch cylinders; so inch driving
wheels; straight boilers, with 200 char
coal iron tubes. . inches in diameter and
IL feet long working steam pressure. 100
pounds; hreboXes 90 inches long and 80 rs
inches wide, of best quality firepox steel;
and tank capacity for 5000 gallons OF
water. The specifications call for West
inghouse and American brakes for driving
and tender wheels and for train service !;
hammered iron. axles, with journals IA
xs1a inches; Jerome piston and valve rod
packings, American safety valves, Amerl-
can open hearth steel driving wheel tires
and double-plate chilled tender wheels OF
first class manufacture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17

Austin, Texas. April i6.-rne commits
sion has issued the following:
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way company is authorized to waive back
haul charge on cotton concentrated at
Bronham from stations south to Sesly,
inclusive, when the cotton is reshipped
from Brenhsm via Galveston at the rate
applying from Brennan Galveston, and
on shipments from Kinney and Phillips
cent per 100 pounds shall he held out
in concentration settlement.
This order shall take effect April 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17

bv Tulane and two BY Texas. but these did
net prove damaging There were twenty-ei sni
strikc.outs In the contest.
The Texans took the nrst turn at the bat
received free passes TO hrst. captain Palm
brought in Wllbanks with hit past third.
In the second Allen walked 4, frat on a.
eunnt Of Anderson's inability to throw them
over" and scored on Milbanks smart drive
to left feld. In their half al the second
Tulane scored run on hits bv Trosclair cad
Sttmmier.
runs. Anderson drew base on balls aud
scored on Trosclair's drive 20 left, Ivy eroueht
N Troscl,lr with hit to left.
Texas scored her last .un N the seventh.
From. that time on but one man reach ID
second
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17
NORTH TEXAS LEAGUE.
Waco. Fort Worth. Dallas and Cor
.g..nu 4o He Included.

Waco. Texas. April 1s.-It is proposed by
) Dock Roberts Of corslcana TO organize
North Texas Baseball lengue with Waco. Fort
Worth Dallas and Corslcana in the circuit
james ~ Drake Of this city has entered into
the arrangement and meeting VIII 90 salle1
n n few davs 10 discuss the matter ami take
The initial steps necessary 20 effect organiza-
tion and arrange for the seasons programme.
II is proposed To divide the summer into Two
seasons. first May and June and seroDd July
nd August. and play under the 500 limit.
The sporting fraternity here are jubilant over
the prospect Of ball season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17
Anncdnct onenr Today.

New York. April ls.-Racing in this state
will begin at Aqu,duct tomorrow with pro-
er6mme which is exceptional, both in numbers
I'D quality, Tho principal event is the Carter
hpndIcap IN which twenty horses nro
,nrded This ought to be n race every inch OF
he route The stables are hllcd with horses
and late Corners will have 10 seek acoommo-
intions elsewhere The track itself could not
tt In better condition,
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rESNsfLvANIA sENAToRsHIP.
rrobable that the LegisIa
"re VIII Make nm Election.


'''sourg, Pa, April 1.-the legisla-
V " VII adjourn sine die at noon ON
,s'. 'ass next The outlook at present
S's'ss adjournment without the election
\, waited States senator. The selection
EX-SENATOR Quay TO succeed himself is
So possible lnder the existing
ls l,aea relations of me factions, and the
M ssss OF Mr.. Quay to remain in
|An nv VIII, 1t is believed, retain %
|hlIsns votes OF most + MT all OF bis
|HE,, 70 the end. The tlaneas of any
n el,e sa,laidate receiving sufficient votes
Nj u = mus rendered extramal7 doubt
Lashs mere Is no sign of a break in It'd.
|ssly va enc democrats, who have stead
tasi, '0s rs as unit for their rJty CEN
p Ia inerefore the deadlock is l'kely
bra a.alnialned during tie remaining
I" uays Of the session,
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A TIE GAME.
md Texas uniyersity Hadn't
Time 10 Decide the Matter.

New Orleans Times Democrat
For two hours and fortY-hye minutes the
universities Of Tulane and Texas batted for
supremacy on the baseball diamond az Tulane
campus Yesterday afternoon. and at the end
OF that time neither side had secured the vic
tory. the score being to 2. The game was
called On account Of dsrkntss. II was battle
royal. and II kept the spectators 10 the high
est state OF excitement throushort. There
were only four errors made in the contest. two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17
Nn Gnmr nj Au.tin.

Austin. Texas. April is--The ball game be-
tween sar Antonio and Austin TO have been
rlaytd here today. was perforee postponsi
again on account O. rain,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17
HOUSTON DEFEATS GALVESTON.
The Teams Rolled Three Games
Cooked Hni Each.

The Houston Bowling team. which went 10
Galveston yesterday to roll wlth the Merean-
tile Marine club was victors In three games
of cooked hat. About forty members Of the
Turnyerein accompanied the team and were
ROYALTY entertained by the Galveston club
Following In the score;
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f,ape wh,aSews reaches here Of cutting
fass soa a,hn occurred at Rankirsvlle. fifteen
fsuhd H., sfsi OF here. In which knife
lf6nsn irehes long was cut across the
|hss ou, y Fony Clifford. letting his iutes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Mobile. Ala. April i6.--Two thousand REQ
pie saw Mobile defeat New Orleans TODAY.
Parvin was effective throughout and Sheriff
was very wild.
Score r. II, II.
Mobile .................. s02 900 0ol--6 6 2
New Orleans. ,.,.,........ 100 900 000--i Is >
Batteries-Parvin and Badger, Sheriff. and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17

oVERToN. The Irish potato crop OF Rusk
county VIII be immense
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, April 1s.-~Jack Taylor was very
Wild today, while Jack Taylor II was steady
and effective. and this explains the defeat OF
the Reds
Score. ~. II. III. II,
Cincinnati ....,....., col 100 600 S 4
Chicago ..............os $50 023 000-- s 0 4
Taylor and PETIT; Taylor and Donohuc.
ST. Louis, April le.--Eightecn thousand fans
to6ay saw ST. Louis win close and interest
lug game from Cleveland.
Score: II. ii. u.
st. Louis ............,,.,0Al 005 0o'
Cleveland .............,..0 900 COL OIL II :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-17

A common expression is:
"The human race is grow
ing weaker and wiser"
That we are growing weak
or is proved by the large
number of pale, thin and
emaciatcd people.
That we are growing
wiser may be proved by
overcoming these disorders
with the timely use of
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites which gives strength,
enriches the blood, invigor-
atcs the nerves and forms
fat.
soc. and si,oo, all druggists
SCOTT g. BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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Hotel,
TAYLOR. TEXAS.

IA1 LUh, IENAS,
Has been cleaned and thoroughly reno
u.fd from .op to bottom. and is now onen
q he European plan. with a frst-class
'ffncse restaurant in connection. Prices
f6sonsble and service Al.
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Galveston Team Got Il by Majority Of
len Runs.
RAIN PREVENTED THE GAME At AUSTIN
So. Louis Heat Cleveland by only o..
Run-Rcsuit of the Bowling
Contest.
Texas Learus-

National League
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stolen bascs-Naele, Houtz. Kemmer. Page.
Nipner.
n,.,.a hnro IInlInnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
PRATT INSTITUTE NOTES.

Miss Katherine Shattuck has returned 10 "e'
work in the department OF me arts ai'e' 'ons
a,,a oer,ors illness Miss Shattuck has been an In
.,o.or IN the institute since its beginning, and
for the last few years has taken special charge OF
the normal work.
one Of the most attractive sights about the insti-
,u.e is that Of the Saturday morning classes Tor
chldr n offered by the different departments Ihese
ices are large and the children come 10 them
i9.h CO rnuch enthusiasm and take up the WORK
Iii such an earnest spirit that the results are en-
w. 90 Refractory The class In cookery has out
ur nne recitation period. and now recites In Two
eeecfions while the class IN physical culture mas
srochad its limit Children OF all ages come from
ir,s he,ween FIVE and six years old. VINO are IN
she sewing ciasses. 10 those Of nigh school grace
tt $500 for art needlework. dra wing cookery
NJ anna X s. Lindsay. OF Philadelphia gave
-ec,icai and helpful talk 10 the domestic science
a ~ Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lindsay
~ Taoniv interested In the work Of the department
md Ne students found her decided inspiration to
them in their efforts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
uAyrA1 TRAINING CONFINEMENT.

The nidwntcr commencement Of the Manual
Training High School took place Friday evening a.
Association Hall. which was hlled with irends OF
,ho school The programme was as follows
Graduation March. rboma.
RAYMOND Aiio'iaS
Ssr5. T,.us NJ imperialism An argument
Az Written Dy David Francis Dennehy
delivered by Robert Harrison Austin
THE Evils Of In,uerialism reply,
r,eiiyered by John Henry Korner.
r,,.-,,czzo "Cavalleria Rustcana Maseagnl
M, Tronalations ~ HOmer'e Niad-A comparison.
wv W-ften 10y Miss Victoria Marie Jordan
delivered by Miss Evelyn Barnitz
..tD.,,s... send rrlrl and Failure"-A dialogue.
'"" Miss Mabel l5 dis Rose.
f'TIas 'ps s,ses Deterioraed7'-An essay.
'iNS "' ' Miss Marion Dodd
a.. n.chs,h md P0rtia--A comparison
' Miss Marion Louise sculley. No.,
Selection bohemian G' .pale
Tho Hgh school and the state"-An argument
INV s Miss Charlotte Conen. -
s.'l,se Iass,ne 81 Wa,apah'-A poem.
' Written los Clarence Atkins HeDb.
Delivered by Miss Evelyn Carrie Kelly ~,
Selection Carmen -. -.
Valedictory-Clarence Atkins liebb
'"-' Presentation Of Diplomas.
salecton Evening star" '"TannhAuser "asher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
rOB THE HAMPTON INSTITUTE

A, the LAFAYETTE Avenue Presbyterian Church
,bte evening at 7:3O O'Clock. there VIII be a
service in the interest Of the Hampton Institute OF
virginia Addresses will be made by the pastor
Of the church. the Rev DR.. Gregg. and by the
chaplain Of the institute the Rev. H. b. Turner
There will also be speaking by two OF the graduates
OF Hampton Miss Annie Dawson an Hloiah s'i''
- -, -. ,YorLine among her people a. Fort
RerrhoId North Dakota, will speak OF her WORK.
and Mrs Laura Titus colored woman VINO mas
90 90 norsjderahle experience in Industrial Work
among her people In Virginia. Will describe what
she has seen go ,,. o,,, ,r,oros,,,g md
The nublic is invited. There viii be singing D.
the Hampton Quartet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING.
srnv10rs TO BE HELD BY THE CHURCH OF THE
GOOD SHEPHERD

srrvrcrs TO BE HELD BY THE CHURCH OF TIE
GOOD SHEPHERD
The rector wardeus and vestrymen OF the o"u'ch
~ .te Good Shepherd. IN McDonough-st-. near
re,-,e-ave BROOKLYN. have chosen Monday night
ar next woek February q. for service Of praise
and THANKSGIVING commemorative o. the opening
o. the new church. which has been building Tor
a,o,f nine months Next Sunday there Will be a
The morning The regular choir VII De ASSISTED ~
special voices and by number % strlnsea l'stnu
r'arfs bishop Ii.tlej0hu. Z able 10 be present WI
rreach he sermon II he cannot be present tle
rector The Rev Andrew 7. CnderhiN. Will preach
Az the evening service Il is expected INA me
vii preach on Monday night there Will be choir
festival with service OF praise ana thanKbgiNIhs
The choir Will be assisted by wel-known soolsts
II is expected that the address VIII be by the Rev
Percy Grant Of the Church az the Ascension. Man
haitian All the clergy Of Kings County have been
invited and q number OF prominent laymen OF the
diocese VIII be present. The programme for Mon
day evening Is as follows
Prelude "Cayatra" :............... Raf
sirngei quartet and organ.
Professional
Psater-SIeCal selection.
"Bonum Est in 3 ia. 1)uoey Buck
'Benedctus ANNA in Dudley Buck
Anthem go Love the Lord SULLIVAN
Vers.cies
pnert0rum
fal Violin sop-selected
o. Vocal Solo-Selected. -,
Creation"
Presentatpn anon
Fosude Coronation March MeyeroeeT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
SAYS He rs SCHLATTER.
BROOKLYN HAS A MAN WHO ASSERTS
THAT HE rS THE DIVINE HEALER"


An elderly man OF large frame. with long hair
and beard who says his name is the Rev. Charles
Mclean. and that he is Schlatter the so-calied
divine healer" who attracted much attention In
Western States a year two ago. Is In brooklyn
staying at the Hanover House. in Livingston-st
and says he intends 10 give practical demonstration
OF his powers the Atheneum, in Atlantic-ave
this week.
Dr. Mclean n that is his name. is tall and gaunt
with hands and body that give an idea OF great
strength lie explained that ne was reported
dead In Denver because he had gone away INTO
the desert on account OF the failures he had made
in healing people. The Lord. he said, directed MIN
70 go into the desert and remain buried forty days
This he SAYS he did. and when people found
human bones in the desert where he had gone they
reported him dead. He discusses theoloEichl mat
terS in a familiar way and says ne KNOWS ~.
Hills who he declares Is crazy over kuskln IT
Abbott is not orthodox. he says and does not tank
Christ Re plties IngersOl, who he asserts does
not believe all the rot he talks He asserts ne mas
seen heaven but cannot reveal all ne saw mere
lie does not believe I'm personal devil. lie INN
he can do the kind OF work that Christ ,lu,
and that any who understands the divine Ia"
can do the same -. TO-
II the newspapers abuse him ne says, he's going
does He says he G. y. Rouss OF ms
blindness IN public. other men are cured; Dut
not H. private II all depends on the patient i"'i'
he says. 49,, ,-,..o..t., ,
Mclean says he IS n graduate OF the nlVeIsity
OF Glasgow and Of the Chicago Medical college,