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Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
WHEN JAMES l.. WAS KING.
Salaries That Have Grown and BeFtha
That Have Vanished Since
His Death.

The new volume of the historical
manuscripts commission, relating to
the manuscripts of Lord Montagu of
Bealieu, contains some interesting
tables of the salaries paid to public
officials about 16O7-O8.
The lord treasurer of England took
salary of 6 365. with Els extra for
livery; the chancellor of the ex-
chequer, e26, and e12 for livery.
Now the first lord of the treasury
gets & 5000 and the chancellor e 5000.
The lord chancellor of England had
a very fat berth. embracing fee of
23s. a day, e2oo for attendance in
the star chamber. 6 300 annuity, e II
for clothes, two. tuns of wine, and an
odd ere from somewhere or other.
The lord chief justice took & 248.
At that time there were various in
teresting low offices that have now,
unfortunately, quite disappeared, such
as clerk of the hamper, the prothon-
otary, the chatter of wax. the c--:"r
and the joyners Of the tales, says the
London Daily Mail. The latter Office
must have been extremely under I'D
at 6 20 a year. The lord admiral re-
ceived e133 as pay and e 200 for f2od.
The ''clarke of the storehowse at
Dettford strand" received e32 13s. 4d
a year and was allowed one clerk at
Is. day. The royal *'surgians'' got
& 80 apiece, ''phisitians" 6 100 apiece
and apothecaries e2 13s. I'D. apiece.
There were also full staffs of Off
cials for pantry, buttery. larder
kitchen, scullery, beds, bakehouse,
spicery, confectionery, pastry, pitch
erhouse, cfaundry, laundry, cellar.
wafery and woodward.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
BRITONS AFRAID OF RIVALS
FavOrs and Trade Not Coming Their
Way So Rapidly as in
the Past.

The British people are desperately
anxious to see the America cup back
again in the old country, but they
would prefer even more to know that
the fastest mail steamer Oh the At
lantic had her home in the docks of the
Mersey, says London newspaper.
Competition is becoming remorseless;
the days of monopoly are receding
swiftly into the past. Not many years
ago such an angry outcry as that which
was raised at the statement that great
engineering contracts in connection
with the railways of South Africa had
been placed in the United States would
have been impossible. British iron and
steel makers would have laughed in
credulously at the suggestion that their
American rivals could produce work
more cheaply and more quickly than
themselves. There is no such laugh
ter to-day.
The British public have not forgotten
that it is an American bridge which
crosses the Atbara ana that it was
placed there by American engineers
because no British firm could guar
antee its completion within six mont hs
OF the time specified on the other side
of the Atlantic. Whatever the reasons
were, the fact remains-a standing re.
minder that the race is to the swift.
When the huge contracts for South
Africa come to be placed, will it bs
found that any of the 1eeway has been
made up?
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
CONDITION CRITICAL
SENATOR DAVIS CONTINUES TO
GROW WEAKER.

Physician Gives His Respiration n 16
and Pulse 120-sleeps but Little, the
Rest of the Time Being Spent in Delir-
ium-On1y Nourishment Taken IL In
jected Into the System.
ST. PAUL, Nov 27.-At 1:c5 o'clock
the following bulletin was given out by
DR.. A. j. Stone:
"Senator Davis is somewhat weaker
taking very little nourishment. Res.
piration, Is; pulse, l20."
It gives little encouragement to
friends of the stricken statesman, who
passed severe night, getting but three
hours sleep, the rest Of the time being
spent in a more or less violent delirium
He refuses nourishment, except such
as may be injected into the system by
the physicians, and is growing steadi-
ly weaker. sz-"~~ - T."
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
wen ~ q Ckinala.

The Sons Of the American Revolution
in Hawaii recently offered prize for
the best oration, written and delivered
in English, upon a specified historic
theme. The competition was open to
every boy in the islands. Was it the
son of son, native Hawaiian, clever
japanese, Portuguese of ancient line
age who, at that cosmopolitan cross
roads of the Pacific, won the coveted
prize? No, it was full-blooded son Of
that China which is now the political
problem Of the world. a:..2:s..$ss
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
ALL ON BOARD LOST.

Steamer Stolaf Reported Complete
Wreck.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. .28.-A special
70 The News from Quebec, says:
A special from Seven Islands reports
the complete wreck of the steamer
Stolaf. Captain LeMaistre, Of Quebec.
It is supposed all on board were lost
Only one body, that Of a woman with
. mail bag and some other articles 20
far has been, recovered. Seven Islands
II on the north shore of the Gulf of St.
1ewrenoe, about 500 miles below
Quebec, ! r. !, 49, : - *
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS.
STATE re OF OF: n1sxEsorA l... i.

County OF MORRISON ~. ~ %zas..s~a
In Probate Court,
Special Term, November 9th 1900.
In the matter of the estate of Anton Mes
pore, deceased.
On reading aud fling the petition of
William Grell administrator of the
estate of Anton Nespore, deceased, rep
resenting among other things. that he
has fully administered said estate, and
praying that time and place be fixed for
his administration, and for the assign
lnent OF the residue of said estate to the
parties entitled thereto by law.
It is ordered. that said account be exam
ined., and petition, be heard by this
a. d., 1900. al 10o'clock M. at the pro-
bate Office in the city of Little Falls in
said county.
And it is further ordered, That
notice thereof be given to all per
sons interested, BY publishing this
weeks, prior to said day of hearing. in the
Little F Falts Herald, d weekly newspaper
printed and published at Little Falls in
said county.
Dated at Little Falls the 9th day of
November. A, u. 800.
(SEAL) n. RICHARDSON,
Judge of Probate.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
Age Of ResponsibfIitv.

In England the law looks upon every
oneover the age of seven as responsible
being, and every child beyond that age
can be prosecuted as criminal. The
same age is accepted in Russia and
Portugal. In France and Belgium the
age is eight, in Italy and Spain it IL
nine. Norway, Greece, Austria, Den
mark and Holland decline to pros<cute
q child under ten, and this is the rule
also in some Of the Swiss cantons. In
Germany the limit Of responsibility s.
fixed ct IL.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30


We have small number of Malays
and Lascars in the sailors boarding.
house district, which is situated near
the East and North rivers, downtown,
says the New York Post. The Malays
are chiefly Manila men, although many
come from Batavia, samarang and
Singapore. The Lascars are from In
dia. They are all so dark as to be taken
easily for negroes, but their features
are Caucasian and their hair is straight,
stiff and wiry. They are peaceable and
orderly up to certain point, and then
they lose all self-control and generally
resort to the knife. The number varies
from so to 400 and 500. They are in
veterate smokers, and many of them
use opium as we'll as tobacco.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
MINNESOTA NEWS IN BRIEF

The price Of hay is so per cent higher
! than last year.
The Alliance Elevator company at
Fosston has failed.
The condition of Senator Davis is &C.
rious- His delirium is more acute.
Complete official returns by counties
show. Van SAINTS plurality to be 1880.
Fire has destroyed the Red Wing
Stoneware company's main building.
The loss is about $4,000.
Edward P. Corbett, the game warden
who shot Joseph Mrozinski at St. Perl
while resisting arrest, Las been &C.
quilted.
Norman A. Bassett, pic, e.. Of 1871
and always prominent as farmer and
citizen, died suddenly at Glyndon.
aged So.
Former Governor Pi;lsbu1y has do
mated thousand acres of cut-over
land 10 state forestry board for expert
mental purposes.
The state supreme court has upheld
the St. Paul police commission in sum-
marily discharging members s:for the
good of the service"
Frank A. Hamilton, a reporter ON
The Minneapolis Times, is under ar.
res5 charged with the murder of Leon.
ar Day, in the West hotel in that
city.
Ex-senator Villas has has bought
large tract of timber in Northern Min
nesota from Hiram W. Sibley of
Rochester, N. Y. The conside-ation
was $500, 600.
Coleman Bridgman, pioneer lum.
herman of this state, and tho founder
Of the town of Bridgman. Lao qui
Parle county, is dead ct St Cloud,
aged - years. .:t-zss:-. ~ i t-sE 81:
The. directors Of the Southern MIN :.
nesota Fair association hare decided 70
make one more attempt 70 dispose OF
the property of the association and
Dealed bids are advertised foe.
The state forestry board viii reauoee
he next legislature 20 pass . bill 6ans- T
lerring non.aRricultural lands In Min. .
nesota forfeited to tho state Tor taxes to
their control for forestry rsssrve pur-
poses. @z .# s 5zz 5.s.=. .S
In the poison damage oase of Maggie
Carson against Senator BATS at ST,
Cloud the jury awarded tho plaintiff
(46A 50. The girl was sold white vitrol &
!or Epson salts BY s young woman
lark in RsEu, afnro 3STs 5ssEs5
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
An AccretiOn.

''Well, SIR" said the slangy man, "h,
made me look like 80 cents
"You ought not to complain about that
for it is an improvement"
''What do you mean?
"Ordinarily you look like nickel."-
Detroit Free Press.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

*Before annexation of Cass county
townships to Hubbard
tEstimated population of parts of old
Kittson county before division into Kitt-
son and Roseau
tEstimated population of parts of old
Polk county before the division into Polk
and Red Lake ~sE>
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
.MlNNEsoTA's POPULATION

Figures ~ Counties for 1900 - Ceqa.
=.ss.-$ pared With 1890. ~.
81 The population Of Minnesota is l, ,761r
1874. an increase since 1890 Of 449. .668.
or 34.5 per cent. The population in
1880 was $50, 77S, an increase Of 52l ,O5s.
or 68. Tper cent from 1880 to 1890. The
population by counties is as follows:
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
weather Instinets Of Ants.

"etmeE 3HUt10OG0 ~ 7AAV1e
Ants are credited with an instinct
for the weather of a whole season.
When they are observed at midsummer
enlarging and building up their dwell
ings 1t is said to be sign Of an early
and cold winter. =,
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
Human Refri9erators.

Cremation is a thing Of the past
in the classical precincts of Boston.
Soax-Because why?
Because of the expense. 1t requires
too much heat to reduce Bostonian t.
Chicago Daily News.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

Tuesday, Nov. 27.
United States Judge William Hillard
Wood is deaf at Chicago.
The United States transport Buford.
has arrived at Malta en- route for the
Philippines.
Lady sprigg, wife of Sir. John Cor.
don Sprisg, the prime minister Of Cape
Colony. 10 dead. ..... -. -.
! The British steamer Canada, Captain
Maddox, has .sailed for Durham, pre-
sumably to embark Lord Roberts. -
Dr.. Hamilton was shot and killed at
sAarysville, La, Monday. Alfred Ahn
.is under arrest, charged with the crime,
which is said to have been due to do.
mestic a6aira *.ss-:z A.sss; .-&~.-z =;
. The New York supreme court has
granted an injunction restraining
Count dc Oastellane and his wife from
collecting rents on property beQueathed
to Anna Gould by her father:
. Horses to the number Of SO, 900 are to
be purchased in this country in the
next six months BY agents Of tho Brit.
ish government for the use Of Lord
Kitchener's forces in policing the Trans
wal and Grange Free State. .@. 8
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
rxTEgr-TI>o LAr rDIxT-.
Decision AgeetIDG The f1a-iisaiIon
which are Liable ~ Gn~ 10
fhe Front

Z; a recent i.s-.gr- =. -. -,ss-1 at
IN. c.a-- Of ~ Is.s s,az p-aJy.. ~
Boa~<e Coearao4 -fs,.e .a .n- 0on-
-.i.gtiona. 4-s-ct o. aea.s---e TERRI
-1-i--. IL -ala, .5nDUi1 So 7sprsrae
Cy4c. 1eriae -sa' gk.r constitution
apple 10 a.EI5 acquired ls.an9-. aG6
IA; ine,r p-udsei and gs-opla naTe
fr.5-. sc,-.--- rD our -aorz--, - ps- pJs---
a.ru ~ oar mart -. tea1.. both poll
r.-tl uar,..-- ai.l y earn . their
5a-.-. 20 D r.d ~ thin TIE United
5-a.e-' rign; 20 LAX. terr.-"ry = noi
DISPUTED. E..- annexation ~ taEzC4
= -E.. al-a ~ iaaHy Au.=r.ear-- Th-
annexation ~ sl-zicD .- aa- ~ IN
probability. aor the t4z-- st south
.Aa..r.ra a1 .n.P,--ib.l.-y Eor : :n-
as..-zatioE ~ = p4-t ~ '...r.4 to-day
quit. -o f4aeifr.. - lar-. E-4r- ago
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
MISSOURI I:DT' OtILDDN
{ onditiou- Generally Good but raj
IL Needed IN some sections.

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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
4 Truly thrI-Iian spirit

Charleston t.g:erpri--: TaylOT. tl--
tJp. Di .le trH-----Ae -cnDp.-pDa.
-r---. and tie Louisville ana =a-A-
..l.- j.. R-r"c-l sd or pi II zr-s--
~ p-a.IDL- TIA. - -sHt-r-4 - 4Is
--=-.tt,--Mau Z; -1t- !.-rEJ- .r..-.
&atioaa! Convention. Ia. -D-.-.--
Infamous -~J.u.sr--.. "a. J.arz-l.,., ,,-ss.
.t--.s--sr..- --....I D. app a.a-a - -r-
..Gr.r- country r..-a IL -a-,-- -l-
proper y.ae-. Ua IT,. rap and s-Dg-
down ~ ar... ca-rs ~ fri. ana -D...'--
luro4z5olt '.-,sn.-.
Taat ne wsy 20 TAX IT, SHOVE -
z-ngir. christian -piri- Taylor :
Gol5-l--- infamous n t.. -=.5,a.:iua
Of "a Enterprise o D-.r---. IL stood al
! h.- ---l.-- - Il ,5.fz-.l ss4d you'd ~.
.l.c.s - K-u.Ic.r D-mDcr.-- - "a.
IL atic- from a.m s.,aoa: q struggle
| +. 4. Enterprise 81. consul SOM
good attorney. Jadzc O'B~yaa :0s
Instance. a.. VIII -t.-.- tbs, tne H..r-
:..r- Of & prison ---.a- i--.c-ra t.- d.
crime : ~ ~Ti,I-ac- that - : g9-.-g
: 20: -zat GRIM 81 n - - D-I-
sc=..i- nave - -aE ayy-- r1ac @1" r.
miserable h-n-a@sg business -a- ~
/ lei. :: So. a- ."r. c-.-.r .--gata-!'1- ~.
Taylor : probably Ia angel -: tn-
/ .r-atmen. accorded him IL E-Etac-:-
! enough 20 make every lover 90. -
old SAFE asa-s n he'd in -aaz4= an
r5--g E.--
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07

IT. tl,- Goa o.. - E=a--- "u-s1r-;
Z. u H:oy--s--;- .z- Dla-.- D-Elo-
era -ss-~ 4-.-.--.ua 10 So
..5u--vr.- : ~ aa adE..-- az- re-
-.,-.--r.l. .s.lT=Ez----. a. ll-l-1ug
. -=-E--=rE--=. :. >-.ria-e u-al --ry-r-lng
1E- !. serious -pl--T. 9-z-.a- ss--- ---ssi
--..---mzn- - may cath 10 -s- -
vu-.- OF - 90. youths .-l., worship
-...ul--rv. -y,4 braid 49, -a>> Oat-
gyl-. ouT MA = tl-r- "a. Esuo>-re-t
-L1- viii Arl-a ~ tn o-7.s.a-wi1-er.
-. .ax-yayer alL -1a- thoughtful
-.,c-a-- CItia-lr
" came, la: y aware c1a- rne
v-r. name a.. I:ro--velc Should strike
----r- . n So. % me Average
D-,- 49,. OF as w1..t la-dLy ex-
y--c- -u-L d. olcuEr>t - the Adore
Eog-ar- states ,oday - -ne posses
-9- q .. solll,,. I-zeaSg-. - those
Cua ..,.- Naic4 70 70 MAKE gU he
rrca-. -,...er.csan citizen. and :deSe
qualities viii appra, 70 vve-y eicizea
S1o : 40 adm.r=r q: ;1- aoo-->t and
o.; tae-v = = AGl--ic-.1 manhood
H i b--..ry. :. Ean .. eSy7---g1i .uG--
l..=1;. : 1u-->- ana cp1>c5---se5> n All
:..aE> aEG a.a- shown reIs--9-=s ; hal
ae daree 70 Gu MIA oe oe.i-V=s "a oe
-iEa: TO matter VIA. :, may co>, al-n
il personal yCpula-.:s- On election
day -as e>;eez.sG Du.s--a Deuo>ca;
viii and there : u-c- ,u Roosevelt
- appeal "a he .-------==- -o---- o
- Nc.te.. So.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
No ~urN Allowed.

Poplar Blu-t Citizen: Perry John
son. 6u;ier county colorcd man,
gave his note 10 VIM. Dustin drawing
: per cent interest. Suit was brought
on the note ana Judge Fort. in giving
Judgment for the plaintiff, decided ;
per cent interest was u>ury and gave
plaintiff the face of the note with Il
per cent interest and taxed the costs
al the ease again>, him. Interest
above ii per cent can not be collected
by law in this State.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
.Ip.SeiFS a. staple.

Look AZ the next ten pe0p!e you
meet ard sce how much is worn Of that
now called jewc!ry. From Il Sjon.02
watch chain to Il live cent stick pin.
Yes jewellery haS come to be a staple
article of dress.
You will buy more or les of it.
see that you get what you pay for
when you buy. You can De sure OF
this if you buy Of /. H. Graes>ie.
Cape Girardcau. who ha> a fall As
sor;men: OF the W. f. Main Co.
goods. Every article of these goods
i fully warranted to be exactly a. rep
resented. y printed guaranty to
effect given with each article of these
goods purchased At their store
W. +. MAIN Co.
Eastern factory. corner of Friend
ship and Eddy SIS. Providence. T. l.
Western factory tlargest jewelry
factory in the World. under process
OF construction Al East Iowa City. Ia.
Over 2.uno feet OF 'uor spac"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
FIory and His cycle Car.

Glubc-Democra:: Joseph E.ory,
Republican nominee for Governor q;
Missouri, will on Friday morning b.
gin L trip. in which he will combine
his duties II Railroad Commissioner
with campaigning. He will start from
Carondelet On cycle ear L: O'Clock
in the morning. and Will reach
Lesperance street. on ;he Iron Noun
tain Railroad. ai 1850. There he eX-
poets 10 be detained an hour. and will
proba bly reach Olive street abou; j
O'Clock in the evening. Saturday Y
morning he will continue his trip
northward on the Wabash Railroad
10 Baden.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
More Misrepresentation

Pemi-rot Press: Whittier are w
drifting unGer his royal highne-S
King William /: -Four years ago We
little thought that our troops w0uid
be lighting l0."nU miles away. and
partic pating in the gigantic land
grab in China. Niv- King William
and Emperor uf Chinese America.
Won the pig-iaIl- make adn.:l Die
American ci:iZao-:
The above >guib Shows the straits
70 which our Democratic friends have
been reduced tor campaign material.
Ii the editor of the Press really be-
lieves that President Mckinley has
any idea Of participating in This land
grab in China. he does not know
enough 10 run Il sausage machine. Ia
say nothing Of running newspaper.
II the Press man knows anything OF
what i going ON in the administra-
iion circles, he knows :ha. our forces
in China have received eXplici; in-
>truction> 10 refrain from any action
that would give rise 20 the impression
that the United States intended to
join with the other powers in the dis
memberment ri China. and that all
they are required 10 do i 10 extend
protection 10 reeiden, American citi-
zenS there. Such stun ~ that quoted
does no; deceive Intelligent people. il
simply ILL Them with feeling OF dis,
gust.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
same DId story .

An Item appears in the ST. Louis
papers 70 the effect ,ha; several
months ago Robt. Blackmore ot
Kennet;. in spirit of fun, wrote his
name on one Of lot of egg cases
ready for shipment. He added that
he was Young. single and wanted 10
marry. y few weeks later letter
came from Miss Emma Nicklas oi
Pittsburg. Pa, and accompanying il
was her photograph. The corre>pon-
dence was continued and last Satur-
Blakemore departed for PittSburg
where the marriage will take place on
his arrival
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
taru For sale

y farm containing ~ acres, one
mile anu hall from the c,:y % Cape
GirardeAu IN high s;A;e a. cultivation.
y good orchard VI al kinds ~ irs,I,.
thrse never failing springs of good
water, y good dwelling aoase of Eve
roonS, and n good barn and ogr
buildings Tor sale cheap, Call OF or
address LoUIS OSWALD,
Cape GivarGssa, No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
Wheat Not Damaged Much.

There are few Hen in this section
who know more about whea, than +.
". Pot, Of the Planters Mills. He
took a trip through The country yeS,er-
day, examined the wheat fields cloSelS
AMI he says the wheat is no; damaged;
more than TWO per cent. y report oi
this sort, coming from Mr.. Po,,, will
be of mora than ordinary interest.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
Administrator \SUice ~ ~zi~ oI
Personal property

IL ga->9aao- @. a1 e-.-er oi ;&e
CApv C.var,;rau Cou.- o. common
Pleas ma&e OF ;he s-1 dag q. Jlne.
l.<u, Ee-eoy otfer 81 -. ~ private
sac a. gt -he jr:-rs~, ot I'&,~-tS Z
Dempsey = ;hs s:o-s az -e0.->. ~a-eS
al m--cb4Cdl-e .ct-a5-a- ac-s~S
Wagons, tray> u>e4 ja cc-@e-:ic-
Win :ie business .. sl---cz Il De-lp-
~ and son. Go:UE a -eae-al Con-
mission ana Grocery oa>ias>> o2 tie
levee in :ns city o. Cave GicAv2eaa,
N:s>oavj, Terms os S&.c. Cry-tOErth
cash, balance in thirty days. Fer
further information sail OF Il
Graham Dempsey or :br Undersigned,
Ms, ELL-s DsSlF>SY,
AGTniu.>;rAtrlx y. ;1.e estate -
PaIricS Il, Dempsey. tyN,ea >sl.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
Notice

Those who contemplate having any
plumbing work done which involves
tapping or iuterferin" i'll any way with
the water pipes or mains. are notified
that Richardson " Slavick, and Jos
Fuerth are the only plumbers in the
city having license from the waite,
company.
CAPE GIRARDEAC ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-07-07
y tNLD D.tI FOR J.ACK~DN.
TI,. Mercury Went Down when lac
ate. the Thermometer


to.a Jackson. pi G~arits City.
established q reputation - 4 cnamp-
ION -ra-- eater. H. ha- b-en III
several day. -uG yesterday some of
~ friends ral,rd IN Il physician Tn
Uor,or placed large fevc" ;hermom"-
r.r in the PATIENTS mouth 20 ascertain
ai- temperature. The doctor turned
away q: moment. ANA when ne returned
:n 'h. cot ap"l which Jackson lay hi
;h-ruum.rrg va not - he seen Tn
-irE man mad eaten IL. quicksilver .Ea
al. ~. attendant claims t-at .iar-s-
-Uu. - soon H. IT,, doctnr- nacs; "a
turned. commenced 70 cnrw the tn"r-
mumrt-r. ami in minute a. the in
~trrn-nt had disappeared down Ms
throat H.. D,rane death.y -irs; .rom
The effects oi III" -ia-- and mercury.
and other physicians w"g. called u.
Dr. Hinncy Wa. one Of the ar-- :"
arri.~. ana h,- rave the a;-ua. remedies.
but -ay, r- ha- lite nope fo. lara-
son = recovery
The thermomrte" VA one %. ;aa
largest u--d by physicians a.a con-
tanned an extra quantity ri gaica-
silver. Jackson claims h- ana no,
know whlt he wd- doing. hut the Al
tendaut say Jackson "a- aE-ry h,'-