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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS
Many Cases Disposed of by Dismissal
and Many Submitted ON
Arguments.

LINCOLN, March ESPECIAL Proceed
ings OF the supreme court during the sit
ting which adjourned Wednesday were as
follows
Kay against McAuley; error from Adams;
order on defendant TO file briefs by May /.
Fender: error from Thurston; suggestion OF
death of plaintiff and order OF revivnr III
rame of Louise Larson. administratrix
Roby against Moffit; appeal from custer
Rich against Coad Real Estate Company
error from Douglas order ON plaintin 20
file cost bond and make deposit under rule
IL in twenty days; dismissed nisi
Range against Interstate Hotel Gom-
pany; appeal from Douglas; dismissed on
ogiiby against stott; appeal from sher-
man; dismissed by appellant ,,,,, ,,,-
ton to strike petition Of Charles karhach,
one Of plaintiffs, because not revived
New York, Chicago 4 ST. Louis Railroad
Company, against Fremont, Elkhorn MIS-,
souri, Valley Railroad Company order on
plaintiff to file briefs In thirty days dis
missed nisi.
Pinkham against Pinkham; appeal from
Otoe. submitted on motions for final judg-
ment and to retaN costs.
Kelley against Jones; appeal Eom Gage,
absolute order of dismissal Tor tallutc 70
comply with rule H. as heretofore condi-
tionaly ordered,
Dandy against smith, appeal from Doug
las dismissed on stipulation.
Powers against Gage County ana Cook
AGAINST Gage Tounty, appeals frur, Gage.
orders on appellant tn serve anu Me hrivt'
| In thirty days; dismissed nisi
Wheeler against tWashburn, error trom
| Boone; submitted on motions 10 strik" ap'
peal bond. TO dismiss for went oi security
Warner against Ferce appeal from Doug
| las; submitted on motion to dismiss
Fray against Fray. appeal from lancas'
kors against Gage County aud Wsdel
against Gage County and l.asalle against
| a.. ~ al 4
orders on appellants To hle briefs m thirty
| DAYS; dismissed uisl.
| Richardson. submitted Ou motion ~ quasi
| hill uf exceptions ana on motion ~ lusepl
! Williams one ot the men, 10 dismiss nv
state sssins, Moore, error from puus's
| leave to platutin t. supply tecutd
| lasalle asalnst uasr ,ouh'l aud Snl@ @ @a.l
| nage, orders on uppsllauts to serve and Is
brisis In thirty days. dismissed Ulsi
sutton crTuf from ClaN, ofivf on plstr
| uN 60 nlc hfirfs Ia thirty days. t1smissy.
Tecumseh National Usnk asaiust NbOsv
erior trOm Johnson. leave tu supply tv''r
Gordon against Muotvs, ,rSvF trow usus
las submitted un motion tur ofdtt M
| mandate, a. suspension lfum vih,v
Arms,fons esains' Ns}st ,stto' uOg
| vance ana 90 strike mnthn to advance
hrpwer against fass vffof ifen u,ce
| ehhmltArN fN mNANu 70 fHAAA NtAl
| commercial state uenk against krithHtn
| admitted on Htiptlaitun tu adNantr.
| llumphrvY Asatntl Humphrey ApFea
from Lancaster, sahmturd vn m''lon q
dismiss
Nrt'Fvssiv aEaiust lhtltss vrfuF Wnt
| lancaster suhnittsd un uinttHu a. aNff
| Judgment 40 rviuyed ~ pwltiitms rirt
| McnsfmVtt anainst Nancy Fgfnf ffVt
| nunaln. submitted un Wnitnu o. tisNtits
| Altar aEainst Stat" "a ul knHHtfn tif.tf
. trrng from Adams advanced
AlVoIs aKslast MooF,. spgsal tgvta usl
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
SMASH AN OXFORD SALOON
women with Untchcts Arc Elected
mud Cause Bartcndcr's
Arrest.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, March s-(Speclal
Telegram.) The little town of oxford is
In state OF excitement as "A result of a
saloon smashing raid there this afternoon.
a Mrs. Barnes and her sons wife cutered
the only saloon In the town during the
afternoon with hatchets concealed under
their cloaks and began smashing glasses
and bottles. The saloon keeper dsarmcd
them and put them out of the saloon. lie
was afterward arrested for assault and
battery. The younger woman's husband
was a frequenter OF the saloon. the keeper
refused to quit selling him liquor and the
women determined TO follow In the foot
steps OF Carrie Nation.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
MARCH, APRIL AND May!
Paine's Celery Compound the Best Spring
Medicine in All the World.
Pures the Blood Nothing Else Can Do, Makes Strong
Nerves, Cures Diseased

There is but one spring medicine that
never fails.
Pane's celery compound is a physicians
remedy, and all schools of physicians pre-
scribe II.
II Is guaranteed by thousands Of men and
wcmen whom 1t has benefited. 1t has saved
the health and lives of hundreds of sufferers
in every community
II is the only specific known for diseases
arising from a debiitated nervous system
and impure blood. Again and again II cures
when every other means fails 1t is as far
in advance OF the ordinary we'll meaning
but useless sarsaparillas, ,neryines and tones
q finely adjusted chronomcter is superior
TO the dummy clock on jewelers. sign post.
One is the finished product of brains and
scientific skill, while the other is bungiDg
imitation.
This is why the demand for Paines celery
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09

compound as a spring medicine so far cS-
cceds today the demand for all other rem.
cdos put together.
Paine's celery compound. taken during
the early spring days. has even more than
It's usual remarkable efficacy IN maklns
people well. II makes short work Of all
diseases Of debility and nervous exhaustion.
II rapidly drives out neuralgia, sleepless-
ness, dyspepsia and rheumatism from the
system. II removes that lnssl'udc or
tired feeling" which bctokcps weakened
nerves and poor blood.
Overworked and tired women arc but one
class of persons who are In urgent need Ci
the wonderful remedy TO make and keer
them we'll. Business men who are not
sleeping soundly, shop girls made pale AM
sickly by long hours OF indoor work. and
the countless sufferers from dyspepsia, kid.
ney and liver trouble. need the invigoratng
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
CONDUCTOR SHOOTS A WOLF
T. kcCaff.ry Goes Hunting in Vacsn,
Lot on Ninth Avenue.
TAXES THE PELT TO THE COURTHOUSE
County surrenders Five Dollars
bounty for the Scalp - First
of such Game I'm several
Years.

T. McCaffery, a motor conductor on the
Fifth avenue line, shot and killed wolf
early yesterday morning in vacant lot
at Twenty first street and Ninth avenue
McCaffcry first saw the animal while
making a trip to the transfer, but did not
have even a revolver with him, much less
a shotgun. on his return trip uptown he
secured n shotgun and passing the vacant
lot again on his way to the transfer spied
the animal crouching in a clump of will
lows. Leaving the car at the transfer he
stalked after The animal and managed to
get up within thirty yards of II. The first
shot brought the wolf down.
McCarery then took the animal to the
county courthouse. where he presented u
to County Auditor Innes with a demand
for the bounty OF So which the county pays
for wolf scalps. Some OF the employees around
the courthouse maintained that the animal
was not a wolf, but a crossbred specimen
OF shepherd dog. Even the county auditor
was skeptical about the animal being a
genuine wolf until Supervisors Auld and
Kerney appeared on the scene and settled
the question by positively declaring that
the animal was coyote. Then McCaffery
received warrant on the county treasurer
for IS.
The wolf shot by McCaffery is the first
killed within the city limits In several
years, although several have been seen In
Fairmount park and In the country sur
rounding
Strictly fresh eggs. 10 cents per dozen
Bsrtel & Miller. 100 Broadway, telephone
359.
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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09

effect Of Pains celery compound now that
spring, with all its dangers. Ia at hand lts
-emlnencc as health maker com,
from It's extraordinary powers Of supplying
appropriate nutrimcnt to the blood, ncrvcS
and brain.
There isn't family 40 rich or 30 poor as
20 afford to be without u bottle Of Paine 8
celery compound IN these early spring day.
when the human system needs every assls'.
ancc TO carry It through the depressing -.
fects Of the season when nature makes II
easiest To rcplonsh the blood with new.
hcalthful material. and feed the nervous
system with strength for future work
What paincs celery compound has done
for thousands Of others II viii do for tho
reader. and once this great medicine II
given trial. another person will be added
TO the multitude who praise It's wonderful
virtues.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
OPPOSED TO CARRIAGE MONOPOLY.
Mayor and Some Aldermen Demand
That OrdInnncc be Verified.

Mayor and some Aldermen Demand
That Ordinance be Verified.
The new garbage ordinance submitted by
the city solicitor at the meeting OF the city
council Monday night does not meet the
approval OF Mayor jennings and some of
the aldermen. Several OF its provisions
will have to be modified before 1t can be
passed. The objections against II are that
in It's present form 1t would make the city
scavenger an autocrat in that particular
line of business and give him monopoly.
The new ordinance was drawn up by City
Solicitor Wadsworth at the suggestion of
Alderman Boyer, but the latter is opposed
to monopolies in any shape or form and
this he considers the ordinance is.
The feature OF the new ordinance which
has called forth the greatest objection Is
the provision requiring any person en-
gagged In the hauling of garbage, refuse
matter or dead animals to pay a yearly
license Of $50 and furnish a bond to the
city In $780, This. is 1t claimed. would
practically prohibit anyone from engag-
ing in the business except the person hold
ing the city scavengership md would make
him an absolute autocrat in the matter OF
hauling refuse or dead animals.
Another Objectionable feature of the
measure, 1t is claimed, is the provision
dead animals to dump and bury the same
In the dumping ground provided by the city
scavenger. In order to protect his mo-
nopoly the city scavenger. It Is said, would
naturally charge big price for such ac-
| commodation to those competing with him
in the business.
The location OF the dumping ground be-
| longing to the city scavenger has to be
| approved by the Board of Health.
Has Some Desirable Features.
| While these provisions of the ordinance
| are objected to, II is admitted that the new
measure has several desirable features
| This Is particularly true OF the provisions
regarding the removal OF garbage and refuse
matter. II requires that occupants of any
| premises shall remove all garbage and
refuse matter at least twice a week be-
tween April 1 and November and once
| a week between November / and April l.
| All stable manure must be removed once
week between April 1 and November
and once every two weeks the rest Of the
year
| Another provision OF the ordinance Il
that no person In the garbage business
| shall charge more than the fees as fixed
in the contract between the city and the
city scavenger.
The ordinance will come up for passage
Monday night. but present indications are
that IL will be sent back to the city solic
itor to be amended.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
10; judgment finally disposins of cause ,

falo: judgment finally disposing of cause as
per stipulation.
Douglas; dismissed on stipulation.
Smith against state; error from Nemaha;
leave to plaintiff to file typewriter briet
on motion for rehcaring
Mclia against Phelps appeal from Doug
las; judgment of reversal on stipulatiun
omaha Savings Bank against Stmeral:
appeal from Douglas; death oi j. j, Brown,
one of appellants, suggested, and cause
continued until March ~.
strong against state; error from Bunalo;
order suspending sentence; bail $500.
State against Omaha National Bank,
defendant ordered to file briefs within
sixty days.
The following causes were argued and
submitted:
Lesiur against Custer County; error from
Custer. Henni against Fidelity Building
and Loan Association. error from Douglas.
Secord against Powers error from CLAY.
Union State Bank against Hutton; error
from Clay. state against Chicago, Rock
Island n Pacific Railroad Company. sten.
ger against Carig; appeal from Platte. COL
against state: error from Dawes Clary
against State; error from Nemaha. In re-
McCarty against Hopkins; error from
The following attorneys were admitted
to practice In the supreme court:
]. h. Dorsheimer OF Merrick county. pre-
sented by V. o. Stricker; Il. G. Daley OF
Kearney county, presented by Thomas Oar
nell.
Proceedings in supreme court March g.
The following causes were argued and sub
mitted:
| Smith against Neufeld; appeal from
| Hamilton. Tecumseh National Bank
| against MCGee; error from Johnson. Scott
| against Flowers; error from Lancaster.
| TRIBE against state. error from Merrick.
| 9725. McCready against Phillips. Defend
| ant In error having compiled with the
| orders OF this court In regard To remission
| OF part OF Judgment, the Judgment or bal
| anCc being 81 1911, IN affirmed.
| lW9S. Dewey against bradford, Ordered
| that cause ha shown by May | why cause
! should not he revived IN the name OF
| George Dewey
| llUI. Brewer against Fass, Motion 10 re-
| tax costs sustained
| ill6S. Pinkham against Ptnkham Motion
| to TetaN costs sustained. One-half OF all
| costs taxed against Ryan 4 BabCock, ap-
| pclIunts and uue-halt TO John VI, Ptnkham.
| appellee. Motion ot Lilly =, Riddeu. app
| peilant foT tiual Judgment sustained. FIRST
| payment du" not later than March IL, 1885
| SSt6 ~ due Rlddeu
| utaD Manley against Mcpermott Mo-
| tlOu 10 dismiss denied
| ll5Il Wheeler against Nashhurn Hett-
| ton In error Withdrawn and cause allowed
| 10 stand as ON appeal Motion to dismiss
| OvcTruled Appellant givcu leave 20 rle
| amended appeal bond In twenty DAYS.
| ltGen Warner against Ferce. Motion tu
| dismiss appeal sustained
y u1lN Gordon against Moorcs, Motion for
/ mandate uNtTruled
| u16i. Tccumseh National nauk against
| McGee Motion 20 strike defendants second
brief ONrrrllvd.
| missed unless appellant serve and nle bT'ets
m thirty DAYS
| usdi Commercial state hank against
| ketghum. Advanced ol call March ~
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
CEDAR RAPIDS STRIKE GROWS
Coiahea,~vs lot" rhr~~ Wssar~a
Other Empioy e.-s~,, ,,~hm.a
May Also Walk out,

CEDAR RAPIDS. la, March S-rho coal.
beavers at the Burlington, Cedar Rapids a
Northern shops went on strike today, joln.
Ing the 800 other employees who vent out
yesterday and Tuesday because of the ac.
tion OF the company In tryias 10 force on
them n piece ~ofk schedule. a. 10 stated
by the men that the switchmeu and other
local employees viii join them tomorrow.
CEDAR RAPIDS la March s-,speclsl
Telegram The Burlington Cciar Rapids
4 Northern railroad closed i,s shVgs toda,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
OFFERS TWO MORE LIBRARIES
Carnegie willing to Give Them to
Davenport, Iowa. and SPRING
field, Illinois.

DAVENPORT, Ia, March Sin letter
received today from Andrew Carnegie, the
writer offers to Davenport $4,000 for a
free public library provided that the city
shall furnish $1,000 annually for its main
tenance The council will agree to the
condition.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, March S.--City
Comptroller Conkling this afternoon re-
cciyed telegram stating that Andrew Car
negie would give $4,000 to the city of
Springfield for a free public library.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09

in all departments, as a result of the strike.
and will keep them closed until the differ
ences have been adjusted The coal beavers
In tho yards quit work this morning
Otherwise there has been no change in the
situation.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
To Organize womnn's Union.

Rev. Eugenia st. John. temperance lee
turer will conduct a meeting for women
in the Broadway Methodist church from
3 to o'clock this afternoon. for the pur-
pose OF organizing a local branch Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union.
There will be no evening mass meeting.
Sunday morning Dr. st. John will ad-
dress the congregation in Trinity Metho-
dist church. In the afternoon there will
be meeting for men in the Broadway
church. which will be conducted by Mrs.
st. John. In the evening at $50 there
will be a union meeting OF the churches
OF the city in the First Presbyterian
church, at which Or. and Mrs. St. John
will speak. This will bring the series OF
temperance meetings to a close.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

It a form OF blood poisoning. One after
another OF the two families became sick,
but 1t was not until yesterday morning
that some OF the neghbors reported the
suspicious circumstances to the Board Of
Health. Chief OF Police Abros residence
is between those OF the two families but
he was unaware that smallpox was raging
so close to him.
McCreary is employed by the American
Biscuit company in Omaha, but stayed
home yesterday and will not return to
work until all his wearing apparel aud
his house have been thoroughly disin-
fected.
The children OF both families have been
continuously attending the Avenue II
school, and the Board OF Education has
ordered the school to be thoroughly fumi-
gated and disinfected today and tomorrow.
Rev. Henry DeLong and Forney L..
Graves. who a few days ago became sick
with mallpox, had recently visited both
OF the afflicted families, and the presump-
tracted the disease.
Bergen is in the employ OF John Clausen
at his agricultural implement warehouse
on Sixth street and Thirteenth avenue. and
is said TO have been at work every day.
The health board learned yesterday that
Charles Kerns, living at 40i East Broad
way, had visited Rev. Henry DeLong since
the latter was taken sick. Kerns' children
we're at once taken out OF the Pierce street
school and the family will be quarantined
seventeen days.
The Bergen and McCreary homes will not
be quarantined. but Will be thoroughly
fumigated under the directions OF the
health board.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
Farmer Killed by TrRiu,

AMES, Ia, March s.-(Special telegram
Aaron Sloppy, an aged farmer living four
miles north Of Ames, was struck by pas
senger train on the Des Moines branch Of
the Chicago & Northwestern this morning
and instantly killed. He was rather deaf
and did not hear the engine whistle.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
For Driving WornOut Horse.

An information was filed before Justice
Bryant yesterday. charging George w.
Drake with cruelty to animals. Drake has
been driving a broken-down animal, the
sight of which excited the sympathies Of
those who witnessed the spectacle, and
complaint was made to the Justice. Drake
was notified not to drive the animal any
more, but yesterday morning he hitched II
up again to his wagon and his arrest
promptly followed Justice Bryant will
hear the case Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
Candidate for state senator.

ONAWA. Ia. March S.-tSpecial.)- )-E. s.
Hogue of Monona county is announced as
candidate for the republican nomination is
senator from the Monona, Harrison and
Crawford districts.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
belongs stationery S,partmont Is rll
Real Estate Transfers.


The following transfers wei @ fned yoster-
day I'm the abstract, title and lean oftCc OF
j. w. Squire. lOi Pearl street
II. l.. Griffis and wife TO Joshua Ais
ton, neL S-Ii-iD W d,,...,,.,,..,...s..sb 5000
George Tanner to Minnie II. Galloway,
lots Z. y and Q, block 10, Carson, W d, 400
Margaret Muller To q. Mosher, sla
nwl. 10 and nig swh l3-T-H W d.. 1900
Joshua Aston and wife 20 J. w. Ais
ton, "A acre IN swl4 nw4 and the
lOiR feet of So swi. nwi. 2.i-i0, " d, 100
V. N Taber and wife To Edward ID,
Burke. eA sn of net and net. neia ...
a-T-N W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,...,...,., IW
W NJ McCrary and wife to Mary A.
Shoemaker, lot u, Auditors subdlN ot
part sia metz 25-Ih-il, " d.. .......,.... 80
Peter r, Peterson and wife 10 l.,
Christian Peterson, acres In nwA
nwi. @-II-43. W d....,...,.,..,,,.....,,. lS
Sadie ]. Phillips ana husband to Mary
g. Mcdowell lot s. Auditors subdv
set, sci. I2-m-tO, " d................ fe
John ~. Allsbru To Daniel Palmer, -
of und liz sis eh wa SCI. net. u
1910. W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
James H. Allsbro, guardian to Daniel
Palmer - of undiv l-l2 of above
land, " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .t,.t... Y
Henry Gray aud wife 20 j. n. swan.
son nwt. swl. 6-15-i2 W d.......,.,, i,ls
Sievert Ref and wife to Peter r. pet-
erson, lot I, Auditors subdv sci.
net. and lot |. Auditors subdiv net.
sell. 26-T-N and parts OF D-lI-ij, W Il iIS
Martha A Rowe and husband 20
Marie Mayberry, lot ~ IN Fitchs
subdiv ma block ., Bensons 20 add,
W d.,,,t.,.s..+..'t''ts'. '.'t'''..'t'''sss' b'
..,-.--- ., 80 a.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
Dance tonight at Hughes hall.
ACCUSES THE CITY POUNDMAsTER
Henry COxnd Says Onicial United His
Horse from Post.

Horse from Post.
Henry Cozad living at Twenty first
street and Avenue /. has filed an nforma
tion in Justice Bryant's court against City
Poundmaster Burke. charging him with the
larceny OF a horse and the false imprison-
ment of the animal in the city pound.
Cozad alleges that Burke unhitched the
horse from a post 10 which 1t had been
tied by Cozad's little boy. Burke denies
this and says the horse was running loose
when he took charge of It in his offlcial
capacity Justice Bryant will arbitrate the
case Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
NOTABLE MEN or THE WEST
They Subscribe bait 10 Fame, hut II
Nill

They Subscribe bait TO Fame, hut II
tomcth Not.
Numerous aspirants for fame in this city
are anxiously awaiting the delivery OF q
subscription book which was to be entitled
Notable Men of the West" Those who
subscribed for the work were to receive In
exchange for $40 copy OF the book con-
tanning their pictures, accompanied by
short sketches Of their careers. To be
handed down 20 posterty as one OF the
notable men of the west proved strong
inducement to many Of the professional and
business men of this city and the canvas
sers found little difficulty in gathering in
n bunch of so bills.
II is twelve months since the canvasser
struck Council Bluffs and secured the data
for a writeup of number OF the city's
leading men and incidentally their accom-
panying $40 bills, but up TO date not a
single copy of the book has found its way
to Council Bluffs.
Some OF those who were induced to part
with their money are talking OF bringing
suit against the Chicago concern which the
canvasser claimed to represent.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09

CREsToN Ia. March S-tspecial The
March term Of the federal court will begin
In this ci,y March s6. with Judge McPher-
soR presiding.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
N. Y. Plumbing Co. telephone $50.
prompt TO PAY THEIR TAXEs.
Farmers Find M object In Leaving
Their Money In Bank.

Their
The taxes for 1900 which do not become
delinquent until the first Of next month,
are being paid better this year than for
many years. says County Treasurer Arnd,
Heretofore the farmers would wait until
the last minute to pay their taxes, but this
year they all are in hurry to clear their
names OF the tax books County Treasurer
Arnd says one explanation is the low
amount OF interest paid by the banks, II
being no inducement to the farmers to
leave their money on deposit.
The remittances from country bankers
10 the county treasurer's office In payment
OF taxes the last week has been unusually
heavy and Treasurer Arnd and his deputies
are In consequence showed under with
work The delinquent tax sale list last
December was the smallest in years, bu,
Mr. Arnd says II the present rush con
tinues the sale this year will be smaller
than ever and tax title buyers will have u
seek some other held for investing their
surplus cash.
Dance tonight at Hughes ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09

Strictly fresh eggs. 10 cents per doten.
Bartel & Miller, 100 Broadway telephone
$50.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09

Wheels! Wheels! Wheels! how they go!
Ride a Bee wheel and be in the swim.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-09
Dance tonight at Hughes hall
LATE DISCOVERY OF SMALLPOX.
Rages stx Weeks In Two Homes be-
fore Health Hoard Knows ID.

fore Health hoard Knows II.
For six weeks or more smallpox has been
prevalent in the families OF ID. McCreary
at 26Os Avenue and c. G. Bergen at 26li.
the same street. and 1t was not until yes
terday morning that the city health au-
thorities were aware OF the fact Inyesti-
cation then made by the city physician
showed that those members OF the two
families who had had the disease were
practically recovered. The attending phy-
sicians had been treating them for eczema
One OF the family OF G. c. Bergen was
first taken sick and about sixteen days
later one OF the McCreary household was
down with the same ailment The ply
sicians attending both families pronounced