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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

J j. Johnson. OF Silver City. wearing
a huge gold flignce iewelry chain ia
frontier style. Ia IN the city from silver
city. and is arranging TO so into thc
saloon business here. He ~ negotiating
for a stand on Railroad avenue be-
tween Second and First streets.
A telegram received last night from
las Vegas stated that the local gov
eminent Indian school won against the
Normal school IN the loot ball gam"
there yesterday afternoon, BY the score
of6too. The champions OF New Mev-
leo, under Manager oliver. will return
to Albuquerque tonight
Hon Abran Abeyta, the collector
elect OF SOcorr0 county, came in from
the south this morning, and will enjoy
today and Tomorrow with Hon. an
Mrs. r. A. Hubbell. who ave related By
recent marriage. Mr. Abeyta Is prob
ably one OF the best kpown repu6l can
leaders Of socorro county.
Engines Noe. ita and 2o5. smashed up
In the recent wreck at the Laguna
switch. were brought 10 the city yes
to-day and are now At the local shops.
They are being repaired. AMI superin.
tendent Smith, by pressing work IN
them. expects 20 have them In good
condition for service in very short
time.
Contractor dustafson h placing the
roof on the new residence of Max n
Becker al the corner OF North Fifth
street and New York avenue. Thi'
building Is OF special design, according
10 Mr.. Becker's ideas Of comfort ard
convenience and u very rcOmy. The
walls ara OF adobe. otherwiss Il q
strictly modern.
c. W. ward gave a very interesting
lecture on THE Passion Play" az th'
Congregational church last night. Mr.
Ward illustrated his le,oure by stereop'
/ tican Views. ana made the story. from
beginning 20 end, one o. the most inter
esting that has been told In tina
church for long time. Mr Ward sau
the play AZ the village OF ODER Am
merEau when ne was over In Europ'
last summer.
Books have been received by the u
brarlan az the Raynolis library from
Mrs. Hubs. Mr. Sherman. Mrs. Car
Wilson, Jacob Flaming. W. " MELON
AID, Mr. Morrison. Ms Champiou, Mt
Ravany. CesFge a. Moore. me title
of these afty-seven volumes viii b
published later Magazines tnd paper
from number ~ subscribers hAv
also been received
The wire used by Prof cogan In hi
marvellous performance al the opsr
house on Monday night Dec. nth,
the thinnest wire % Is kind obtainaD'
not being any thicker than Is pin. Tn
. Professor halls from South Africa an
has been an eye witness 20 several
the hottest fought battles IN the ho'
war and VIII give a. interesting ~
count Of hls experience. TIE professe
, will remain on tho wire throughout n
portion % The entertainment
p The Citlzen fully intended to-day
publish a list OF subscribers Of the ne
. city library fund. out has discovers
y that on account cs the lists being
i hair a dozen hands u would b. imPo
rble. However. a. a later date q
}. completes iist o. subscribers viii b pa
. llshed. II 10 understood that the gu
n seriptions up 70 date and which DO n
. include hss d book contrioutors. "
a amount 10 about $500 Ths somua
4 tesa win Undoubtedly make ne auga
4 ueoo before they eeeas vera
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
BLAND AND ALBEMARLE.
Batch Of Interesting Paragraphs
From Cochhi District.
ASSESSMENT WORK on MINES.


From the Herald
Frank Kirs,er was here during the
week writing down orders for his o.
ear factory IN Albuquerque
George Campneid came up on a busl-
nssa "trip Tor tho hardware Arm Of n. ].
Post a Co, Albuquerque
l. Merriam, senior member q the
Arm OF Merriam a Mnlligan. arrived
here ON "Wednesday z I'm an cxtended
business trip IN Oklahoma.
WIN Mallette. the capable and popu-
lar salesman In the store of Mendeli a
0runsfeld. was here mingiing among
his many friends this week. Be re-
turned 10 his homo IN the metropolis
yesterday.
G. E. chester. the United State de-
putty mineral surveyor who has been
here for few weeks. establishing
boundary lines on a few mining claims.
has inlahed his labors and left for the
south on Tuesdays stage.
Uncle" John Henry. who drive one
% Wagner's express wagons. while
crossing bad place IN the Foai below
the mlll, was thrown out. hls head
striking the wheel and was badly hurt.
lie IL soma better
a. n NIx. watch inspector for the
santa Re Pacific railroad company. and
proprietor Of one Of the iaraes, jewolry
establishments In Albuquerque. wa IN
he district this week writing down or
ders from a number OF citizens
Martin Black. who has been Ia charge
Of the pumping station IN Peralta can
Jon for the milling and mining com
pany Tor several months past tender
"a his resignation last Friday aud lefl
Tor ~ paso. where he will BE- employed
al the plumbing trade for the balance
Of the winter
\ contract hss been awarded 10 Geo
T.. Smith Tor the driving OF a tunne
TO tap the main lead IN the Good Hop,
mine by the Cochiu Reduction and I'm
provemsnt company. with his present
forcc Of miners the indications are that
he will complete she work within an
other week.
A trio q nlanditcs. composed OF Les.
lie shaw ben Smith and George VIII
son made their departure on Wednes-
day and started FOR the Black Rangs
country where they expect TO strike u
rich. Later In the season they will 8
TO the Organ mining camp. east of Las
Cruces on visit 90 fTdends.
&. a. Houck, who conducted n livcry
stable In AlbcmaFle last year for d
short time. and after dlsposlng OF tbs
business. left on a visit TO his parent.
In Preston. MINI. returned 10 this dis.
triot last Monday evening He reports
a good time and says ne d now ready
Tor employment again. II 10 learned
that he entered the service OF the Co
chit Gold Mining company last night
A very pleasant surprise was givof
Oliver ovsrhuls At ths home OF HE par
snis by a large crowd % his school
mates last Saturday evening. Tn
merry party. which included abou
twenty IN number. enjoyed themselves
during the evening With cards and 9th
sr amusing games. Refreshments. II
The way OF fruit candy, lee cream anS
AXE. were served at q seaaonsbi8 hour
and all report having had most oe
| lghtful time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
wa. Hard sit

Il has developed that a rich New
Yorker. here for his health. was tn
loser the other evening Of several thou
sand dollars at faro. roulette and craps.
and, OF course. ne played the moving
picture machines 10 a finlsh. While his
wad lasted he was a Jolly good fol ow'
well met. but to-day he = not 30 Jolly
there is a headache and a depleted
pockethook, aud these two things keep
down the enjoyment spirit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

cot A. W. Harris kindy loaurd The
pleasant front room ~ kia Gold avenue
building. near Third street. 90 the Con-
Ereaaiional ladies Or their Chefs ~ .
sale Thursday hii moon aad nlsht An
styles ana kind % handkerchief, home
made candy. popcorn balls cook books
ana a wholesome ilitie lunch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
TERRITORIAL. FrNps.

Territorial Treasurer J. n. Vaughn
received the following remittanccs.
Juan Marines. collector ~ Mora coun-
~, rs cents OF ispa taxes. a cents OF
1898 taxes. $3.50 o. 1927 taxes u.ib Of
1896 taxes. 1894 OF isss taxes. tao.si Of
1883 taxes. and sIgi0i % 1900 taxes o.
which s30it3 d for territorial lnsiitu-
lions. From Ncp0muceno Martinez.
collector Of Union county SOS s. ~ 1853
taxes. and teies5 Of 1900 taxes. o. which
s2s2O5 - for territorial purposes and
$3.50 "a Tor territorial institutions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
Al rERRIroRrAL CAPITA.
Printers organlne Unlon Sisstien contest
Casss-KiCssd ny Horse.

NtAuNaNa VI An9AN ANApH '"'tf"" '~~'-f--7
Casss-kiCstd by Horse.
The contest cases Of Kinsell We. o&r-
ella. and A. J orlis ". ssligman have
been hled.
a large coyote was shot BY p. 3. An
drews on Palace avenue THIS 4 the
third coyote shot on the streets q Han
"a Ne this year.
Superintendent Of Forest Ressrves l.
u. Hanna ard family will take poses
sion o. the house on tbs reservation a.
the corner % Palace and Grant ave-
nuss. formerly occupied BY y. b L4n-
nan and family.
on January /. G. n, Doll, clerk IN ths
store OF n. B Cartwright a pfo., VII
take charge a. manager of The hard
we're store % Me- W. A MoKenEie
Tue t-year ola daughter of T. u
Ward. OF cathsdhsl street during th'
nOoa hour after she had returned frou
school, vac kicke1 BY Mr. Waro'l
horse. Her right arm wsa broken and
her left hand was consld sfaoiy bruised
Juags W. p. Wisaa - tAs sourt q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
HEHo ron MuRDIR.
The Man Accused Of nomsro's Marsie'
Hound over.

District Attorney u. G. Gortner o.
san4a Re has received word that Per
frc.e ATaGaa ana Roy narsl Mayo
were arNsted az Golden on the charg'
OF killing J. Alfrado Romero with d
plekax on ear al Golden last week and
which crime was teleEraphed 20 The
Cltlzon. The story u that Romero had
a quarrel vita A lnda, and the latte
gathered number OF boys and pur'
sucd Romero and killed him. justice
shufeldt. Of san Pedro, held the aecus'
ed for the grand jury.
"A appears. however, that the Mayo
boy was merely witness 20 he anair
and innocent OF participation In Il
Both Amanda and R1mero we're intoxl
Gated. and Il seems that the latter wal
not killed with pick. but with stone
thrown al him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

The annual work on the Southern
Cross was completed this week by Ar
thur Knaebel, II IL fraction % a
claim and 4 located between the So'''S
side and Monument mining clij.hs on
me Aloemarlc road IN Cola canyon. r.
w. Briggs. formerly OF bland. but NOR
recently resident OF Arizona. IL the
owner.
James Sherlock and Arthur Knaebcl
left during the week FOR Boylc's galch.
about six miles northwest OF bland.
where they will finish the assessment
On the Mountain View claim. The prop
erty belongs 10 Ernest Knaebel OF
Denver. and his brother. Arthur
II was reported here that the annual
assessment on the summit Ma'q Mol
lie Gibson No. z. Duchess and Dixie,
were completed this week by the con-
tractor. VIM. jerks q Son.
Patrlck Hartney has received the
contract for the assessment on the Am
iEett. the second claim west Of the not
81 Albemarle In Cola and which r.
owned by II. E. Anderson and Jack
Hoffman. both OF Bland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
Life insurance IL
good for your family.
Health insurance is
good for both YOU
and your family.

You collect health insurance BY
living. You have TO die before hfe
insurance can be collected
II you knew yotir health was
threatened you'd insure Il " you
could. You can insure youv health.
The stomach Is the vital center
of the body. The whole body Is
nourished from the stomach. The
blood Is made in the stomach. A
disordercd stomach means disor-
dcred blood, disordered body, disor-
dered brain. You never heard Of
a sick person with a sound stomach.
Make your stomach sound and
you insure your health.
Howl As thousands Of others
have done by the use Of Doctor
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It's the one sure medicine for the
stomach. II heals. II strengthens
Words faii TO express what suffered
lof three yrar with cold chilia, paipitation
Of heart. ahortness Of breath, and low splr.
"a" writes Mrs A 6 Jones, of Walter.
boro, Colletou Co, q { II could not
sleep aud really thought I would soon die.
Had peculiar roaring through my head
eli the time. Was 40 emaciated and weak
! could not feed myself Ny aunt Induced
me to Try d.. Piefcr's Golden Medical De.
eovegy, which | did. only % please her, and
fff bottles fnrcd 80. To day am sound
and well Outing the three years ! waa
alex had ave different physicians"
C0asHll D.. Pierce By letter, free.
All correspondence private. Ad-
dress Dr.. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
-roR urn aAKE.-
A. pshsr'. Opsra HOUSE Mes, rhursdsy,
nee. go.

Dec 10
The story OF the Russian melodrafna.
"For Her Sake" which comes TO the
Neher opera house. Thursday. Dec. 90
leads the spectator through the lights
and shadows Of a life's Journey whose
ultimate destination 10 peace and hap
pincss. but whose intermediary stages
offer some thrilling scenes Of trial ani
circulation. There u one fccne showing
the road 10 Siberia. which h saiI TO BE-
Of intense human interest and thrt.iing
erect There 10 a ballroom scene which
u described M being q sumptuous and
accurate reproduction OF ufe among
tho Russian nobility. The piece
throughout is handsomely staged and
the company an adequate one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Good Judgment % Conductor saved 90
Accident.

Good Judgment % ConduotoF saves an
Accident.
the Santa Fe has issued the follow
lnR bulletin through the once Of su-
perantendent Hurley AZ Las Vegas IN
regard 40 the good work Of a eonductor
On this division recently,
"a conductor on this division has
been gwen hftecn credit marks TO-
eood Judgment when IN charge OF a
freight train. In passing over a section
he fest a lar which indicated broken
ran. As he aid not have time on ae-
count OF meeting point with passenger
Grain he Ragged the passenger and told
shs conductor ana engineer where q
and the broken rail The broken ran
was found which would have uEdouot
eAly caused an aeolden,. Such work Il
appreciated ana tho condustos has beer
given credit marks"
In regard 20 another cas-. supsrin'
tendem Hurley says
pAn agent on this division has pee'
.sven ten credit marks Tor locatinl
tramps IN box car. where they had -
are 20 Il on the inside ana promptly en-
sinEulshinG o."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
A PARDON.

Acting Governor Wallace, upon a Pc
tltion signed byleading cltiEcns and ON
clals OF DQna Ana county. pardoned
william Henderson. who had been sem
fenced 10 the county Jan. and q finc OF
500 for dlschargsng a deadly weapon
in a settlement. Henderson had served
four months In the Jan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Ftuu thf NeN MeAffAnt
About a ncorp % printcFs Of Santa Fe
have organised a Typographical union
In ihis city The folioVing ofiicors have
been ciected President. n. l. Dunning
uoe president, Camille Padilia. reclrd-
ing secretary. r. y. siurgep nnaEoiai
and corresponding sccrttary, r. "a.
Kowleri treasurer. " W. Stevens, ser.
eenat-at.arms, w. ~ nird.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

tropolis city OF the frontier Merchants
and citizens have subscribed the ncoea-
sary funds 10 meet the EXPENSES, and
In consequence Of same we announce
that 'Fl pasp pays the bills
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Those Wishing 10 donate books % the
new city library are requ sied &C. leave
them a. new library building and re-
celvo receipt from Mrs Murch libra
rlan. A nst II those donating books
vii be- publ shed 90 the ciiy papers
once q week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

CURT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
In the court Of private land claims.
W ~. Pope. assistant United states at
torncy filed a motion Tor a rehoarlng IN
the matter OF the survey % the san
Matco Springs grant. which had been
confirmed al the last session % the
court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
AT TBE WROTE NEW HOME.
lance 20 Young People Give o., Mrs. J. u
Wroth.


Last evening a dancing party was
given 20 a number 81 young ladies and
gentlemen by Mrs. J. II. wroth. who
vas assisted by Mesdames Burke, Dun
bar. Halloran. Kuhns and Stevens. The
dance took place al the doctors hand
some residence on Fifth street between
Railroad and Copper avenue. the aO0r
hcinR nicely waxed and the music
well Il was from Prof DiMauro's or
,hestra and was perfect The guests
we're az follows Misses scroggs. Hun
ing. Kent Bser. stevens, Lizzie and
Bette wiley. Fannie and Eta Halo
ran. Fitch, Poyas and MrA Matson and
Messrs. r. and l.. Hunlng I'D. l. Med
Ter, 3. Packard. Newman. wilkerson,
Alger. Matson. stevens. Brooks. Froot,
Kuhns Weller, Dunbar Baker Hal
t0ran
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

PATRONizE A
HOME INSTITUTION and
HAVE YOUR
JOURNALS,
LEDdERS.
CASH BOOKS and
ALL SPECIAL
RULED BLANK
BOOKS
MADE At
TIE CITIZEN
BOOK BINDERY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Half dozen elegant Pullman
coaches. containing a good list OF Ray
nond- whlscomb excursionis.s. rolled
into the local depot yesterday after
noon. and after a stop here Of about an
he ur continued westward to ihe Pacific
coast.
A. J. I.oomls. the deputy internal re-
venue collector who was here the past
few days giving the retail liquor deal
eFs pointers on revenue business, left
last night for Los Angeles. where be
will spend the holidays with his wife
and children,
Reynolds Free Public Library. East
Railroad avenue; Three blocks east Of
the depot. open from 10 a m. 90 a.
m. to $50 .. m, ana 10 .. m. sun
day and legal holidays Z 10 $3.50 .. m,
ana to p. m.
John Becker the Bolen general msr-
chant and -four miller. spent yea erday
with his sick son. Lcuia Rocker. return
Ing 10 Belen iast night Louis Il imprCv-
Ing. but Il not yet able to make the iris
L. his home AZ Belen.
Frank sturgcu. FOR several years d
we'll known printer on the New mexl
can. passed through the city last Sat
urday night for " Paso. Texas. wherl
q accepts a position In the mecesa'
cal department OF the Herald.
Last Saturday night and YESTERDAY
afternoon orcheutrion hall waa well pa
tronised. and the crowd waa Jolly one
These free concerts are growing 4
popularity. and Manager Trimois ca,
always expect a good crowd a. the con
certs Saturday nigh, ana sunday AZ
tern0on
last saturday Aftsrn00n, betWee
ESQ and o'clock, Miss Esielle n
Valck entertained the Juvenile membes
of her mandolin and vioin cias2 Ais
Helen r. Pratt accompanying on "a
plano. After the rendering Of a NE
program. Miss valok served lee srea'
} and cnke.
The cltiEtn Acknowledges inviiaiio
ticket % attend the Ei Paso Midwint'
! carnival. which viii b. seld in that ca
on January n. 10 ana 10. 1901. socr'
; tary lockwood. IN his ofncial iette
, Gays, we are coins 70 have one
ths biggsst times ever hsld In the M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
NoTARTEs PUBLIC APPOINTED.

Acting Governor Wallace appointed
Diego serna, Of Manzano. Valencia
county. Frank A. Ray. OF Wagon
Mound, Mora county. E. J. Pring. OF
BueyrcTos, Union county notaries pub
lie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Again. u 10 ennounced. Alouquerque
n Al have ne pleasure OF another
theatrisai program, ~ be given ~ ths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
BLAND opp FELLows.

Al the regular meeting of cochiii
iodge. No. 70. I. o. o. w.. Al the hall
In Bland last Saturday evening. the
following Officers were elected Tor this
ensuing term;
Noble grand--c w. Graves.
Vice grand A. Rice.
Secretary--Jchn Norris
Treasurer-W. IA Knight.
Board Of Trustees-W. Williams. p.
j. Barber and VIII French.
At the FIRST meeting In January the
officers viii be installed, at which time
an oyster supper viii he given 70 the
members and visiting brethren A COM
mit;ee. consisting OF }, A. Rice. c. W.
Graves. r. Erthol and w. French were
appointed 70 make arrangements for
the supper
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

stitution.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

women. Their business is to so doctor
and prepare the goods as to deceive the
sharpest. In order to make the decep-
ton as undetectable as possible the
goods are made to a ppear old and part
ly worn. Gold watches are first rubbed
with mud and water, and then few
scratches are carelessly but very arts
tically added to complete the verisimili-
tude. In the case Of rings the insides
are made TO appear worn, and pieces Of
jewelry rubbed on those portions which
would ordinarily receive most wear and
tear. Now, here is the queerest part Of
the whole job. All of the tickets are
torn up and destroyed as soon as the
goods are pledged. Hundreds Of
watches, rings, brooches and otherar
ticles of virtue and bigotry,' as Sairy
Camp used to call are got af
in this way every year. Fortunately
there are not a great many people in
the business, but it is a very profitable
and a nice, easy job"
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12
ELOPEs WITH MOTHER-IN-LAW
Queer Couple Which Has Arrived at
New York City-Wifa of Four
teen Deserted.

John Bale has come over seas to kill
a tradition. He eloped with his moth
er-in-law. They are detained at the
barge office at New York city. Bale,
strapping fellow of 35 years, is
baker and comes from Tarmowitz,
Posen. He married a girl of IA. Her
mother, Mrs. Sophia Brussig, who
made the match, lived with the young
folks. She is nearly so years old and
has the air of one born to command.
Bale tired of his child wife and with
the mother-in-law set out for Ameri-
ca. They arrived here on the. st.
Louis, and the difference in their ages
attracted the attention of the immi-
grafton officials. ."$ss >'>s'sa::.,' =;
The two were detained for examina-
tion and then Bale told all he, knew.
He said he loved his mother-in-law
and could not live without her. They
will be sent back to Posen. -. .~.>.&
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12
he neighborhood is dotted with board

the .neighborhood is dotted with board
ing houses, where it is the invariable
custom that ohe must pass an examina-
ton both in =respectability and brains
before admittance is allowed, and
which are conducted by patterns of
spinsterial virtue who sit at the head of
a table full Of cultured boarders, an
nouncing the cultured menu to each in
diyidual somewhat in this wise: Miss
i - = will you partake of lamb warmed
in its own gravy? Or a suggestion Of
shepherds pie? Or possibly chicken
pie to come 2 . :, s.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12
HER SECRET IS SAFE NOW.
"A Woman Physician's Death Hns
Robbed the World Of n Formula
Worth $4,000.

With the death of DR.. Isabel Mitchell.
of this city, in the county almshouse a
few days ago there is lost to the world
a secret which she had spent years in
perfecting and for which she had re-
fused $4,000.
She was taken to the almshouse hos
pital a deiirious sufferer from the gar
ret Of house in which she was prac-
tically friendless. She was a practic-
ing physician for many years, and while
engaged in her professional work be-
came interested in preserving meats
and vegetables without the aid of ice.
After many experiments she finally
perfected formula which was said to
be harmless to the health of consumers
and the food in which it was. placed
The process was the forcing of ozone
into the food to be preserved.
Confident of the success of her proc
ess she impressed some of the wealth.
lest men in, New York and Chicago with
the value of it, and often appeared to
be near to realizing great fortune.
1t had received the Endorsement of such
men as Drs:. De Wolf and Gleason. of
the Chicago board of health, and DR..
Billings, of New York. F. K. Thurger
and other prominent New Workers,
with William P. Clyde, of this city, were
about to become interested in her pat
ents. She had received offers ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 for the perpet-
ual use of the formula, but she ALWAYS
refused the offer in the hope that she
would be able to influence capitalists
to Incorporate a stock company, to
handle the patents. s.. : =.
So interested did she become in her
work that the professional practice she
enjoyed gradually dWindled, until, a
few. months ago, she was without a
patient. From hospital to hospital.
with an incurable trouble, she drifted.
and finally, in little attic, she was.
found dying. An effort was made to
influence her to impart the secret for
mula to onesWho knew her, but She was
in no condition to give it. .s..ss#.. Il
She was removed 10th Philadelphia
hospital, where she died, still delirious,
and the secret is lost.-P Philadelphia
Press. .,s IL !. &