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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-19
TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Words whispered IN Our Ear From
Inland Towns In the Territory,
Saturday Afternoon.
WOOL SHY.

Delepho4ie connection with
other towns has been cut oHfor
the past week.
We have had too much rain in
this vicinity
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
pECKVILLE.

.lr and Mrs. Miles Wademan and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Will
ilms are visiting relatives at Dalton.
Russell Hoifccker of Lopez, is spend
ing THANKSGIVING in town.
The quality of lighi furnished the
patrons OF the borough electric light
plant since the resignation oi Engineer
T. NJ. Barnes is anything but sutiSinc-
tory The lights, when burning. are
below the required voltage, and bust
ness placeS are compelled TO use oil
lamps continually. that their stores will
not he in darkness when the electric
current is cut off for want OF steam.
\ first class turkey dinner will he
served at the Baptist bazaar today
Price. only - cents for adults; H. cents
tor children.
The entertainments at The Baptist
bazaar have been exceptionally fine,
The programme tor thiS "vcning will
be furnished by Thomas stevens. Grace
Hughes the cook brothers, Thomas
Oriel, ". W. Watkins, the Burnett
children. Mrs. Cairns ami Lena Gem
dali.
Union ThunksGiving sorEic" at the
BAPTIST church al lo,l5 this morning.
Rnv. d. Moon will preach the sermon.
Mr.. and Ms. Horace Frear are
spending today with friends in Homes
dale.
j. D. Peck, ". l., NlI.n. William
(ioyna. Joseph Stone. Clarence Williams
and George Cooper, lett Yesterday for n
few DAYS huntins at Beach lake, Wayne
county.
George Cooper, OF ''atasuuQuu, is NiS-
iting Mr. ana Mrs. W. T.. Alien
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
DALTON.

The Dalton Literary circle met 1t
the home Of Miss Mary Gardner on
Monday evening and an interesting
programme was rendered.
Air and Mrs. S T.. Finn We're vsi-
tors In Montrosa on Monday Of this
week.
The Epwolth league will give II con.
cert in the Methodist church ON The
evening of Dec !, The vocalist, Mrs,
smith, of Scranton, will be present,
and render several selections during
the programme, The admission viii be
10 cents.
Miles Stoddard, OF FlectVille; Charles
Eckdrt. Of West Abingdon; Frank Bun
nell oi NosburG, and Emma Shnmp,
Of Schultzyille, have recently entered
our public schools.
Union THANKSGIVING services will he
held IN The Methodist church this
nolniu,, AT l0,90 o'clock. Rev. ~ ".
Cooper. pastor Of the church. will
preach The sermon.
t;cy, A, ". Cooper is serving Lack
awunna county this Week IN The capa- =
city oi juror
The union temperance service Viii he
held i'm the Methodist church on sun
day evening next at the usual hour.
samuel Stanlick has received word
from England that his parents and oth-
CT members of his family, who are to
make their home In this place tor the
future, sailed for New York from
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
OLYPHANT

\ pretty wedding was splcnnized
Yesterday afternoon at I O'Clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William Will
lnms ON Scott street, DlakelI', wnen
their daughter. Miss Maud Williams,
Mas married Ia George MorSans, ot
Blakely. The nuptial knot Was tied IN
the parlor by Rev. George H?gue, IN
the prcsenr" Of II large gathering of
relatives aud friends. The BRIDE wore
Il very pretty gown OF stee'-rolored
cloth, with white satin and lac" nim-
minSs. She WAS attended By her SIS
ter, Miss Bertha Williams, who woi"
a costume OF blue broadcloth. with
black trimmings. The best nan Aas
JOhn ", Evans. After the ceremony
was performed ana congratulations Of
tcrrd t" the ncWly-wedded couple, a
delicious wedding rcpast wa served,
The bride vas the recipient M many
handsome ana useful Weddin; gifts
The following guests we're present: Mi'
y, =. Phillips, United states CONSUL 1t
Cardiff, Males; MIS-. II, r. Peltibone,
Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'lostock,
Mrs, William Nash, Mrs. John Nash,
John Williams, Mira. Daniel Williams,
l'ittston, Mr., and Airs. ID. ti Jones,
AIRS, Thomas j, Williams. Rachel Nor
gan, Albert Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. John
Morgan, Mrs, John Priest, Mrs II. NJ,
Mrs. T, l.. Williams. aud Miss Lizzie
l;eess-, from town. Mr. and Mrs. Nor
gan viii reside IN Susquehanna street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
The News of Carbondale.

mousscline dc soir trimmed with blue
velvet. She had - black picture hat
and carried mn arm bouvuct ol white
rhrSsanthcnums.
Professor Stockntuu played the wed.
ding marches.
After The marriage, tho bridr ana
groom received the siuccrc Conulrtu-
lations of their relatives and friends at
the home of the brides parents. eN-
Select Councilman Thomas NJ NoaIon
and Mrs. Nculon on South Main street.
The wedding dinner followed, AMI "t
80 thu bride nnd groom lrli on their
wedding tour They viii visit New
York BOSTON Hnd thilHdulnhiH Th"N
will bc at home after December \" IN
their cunmudiuu. HON" in Nrchhaid.
The brides travelling dress was a
l.ilor.undc gown "f brUodcloth. a ruN-
tor shade.
Mrs. tumluiugs going from III" city
will br krcnlN regretted. lor SHE was n
most COW guniIuaho young lady. pos
sessed ug iuuny srH"vs aud with u
friendship that included all VIII" knew
her. Those whom she leaves wish SIN
ccrciy for her welded happiness,
Mi Cummings stands high among tho
citizens ut Archibald. II" Is II merchant
OF thai borough. ana is prominently
identified Will the leading social Hnd
fiuterual organizations of tn" place.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
sWIFTWINDs HOCKEY CLUB.
Carbondaleans to Enjoy This Sport
During the Icy Season.

The popularity of out -door sports ~
on the increase in c3trbondalc. i;aSc
ball cranks We're in their glory this
summer: then came golf followed by
foot ball. which had more followers
in this city this year than in several
seasons Now, with the advent of cold
cr weather. when tn" ice king rcigns
We will have hockey. the game that
is something like Shiny on your own
side" OF long ago.
tuIbondule is going to have on" of
tn" hockey affairs. The SWiftWindS
have formed Il skating club, II strictly
ice skating organization. They are nli
yUun. men who know how to glide over
the ic" aud swing hockey sticks with
precision and skill at the same time.
10 dcmnustriIt their ability they here
by isSue II challangc to amy skating
hockey team in Carbondalc ur any
point along the valley where there
may be an ambitious club Of this char
acter AS CHrbon,ale has had pretty
much its own way in base nall and foot
bali this season. the SwiftWindS believe
they can help the good of the cause in
the game of hockey. ana they issue the
challenge with the greatest faith and
confidence.
William Fox is captain and james
Murriu is manager of the SWiftwinds.
to whom correspondence" as to contests
can j." addressed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28

The Juvenis Dancing class will mold
their annual social in Muhon's hall
this evening. The hall has been beau
tfully decorated for the occasion and
Lawrcncc's orchestra will play for the
dancing. a large attendance is antici-
pated.
In st. Patrick's church yesterday al
ternoon Il marriage took place, the
contracting parties being Miss Julia
Keegan. of Bell street. and David
Reese. of West Scranton. At 4.3o
o'clock. the bridal party enI.red the
church and proceeded up the aisle to
the rhancel rail. where they We're met
by Rev. John O'Donnell. the curate,
who oiticated. The bride was at
tended by Miss B. Foley. OF Dunmoro
street. and j. II. Shaughnessy, OF
Pittston. was sroomsman. The bride
and her maid wore stylish costumes oi
blue cloth, with applique trimmings an,
black velvet hat. \ reception was
held at the brides home, which was
attended by the immediate relatives ol
the young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
left on the midnight train for New
York. where they will spend theil
honeymoon. on their return thcy Will
reside in West Scranton.
a Thanksgiving service will he held
in the Primitive Methodist church This
evening at $50 o'clock.
y quiet home wedding took place al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Berkheser. on Lackawanna avenue
Blukely. al 8 o'clock last evening
when their daughter. Miss Mary J..
Berkheser. and William Webb, oi
Providence, We're united In marriage
The ceremony was performed by Rev
b. i. Hammond, pastor of the Pres
BY terinn church. The bride and groom
were unattended. The bride was be-
coninTly attired in a grey suit t:immc,
with white. At the conclusion OF tn,
ceremony. the guests sat down to ;
| sumptIous wedding supper. Later il
the evening the couple left on .ht
Delaware and Hudson train Tor :
weeks tour 10 New York and othel
| places of interest. Upon their return
they viii go to housekeeping in Pruvi
| dcnCc
\ number of people from here at
| tended the OMnlley- Murphy wedding
| ut West Scranton Yesterday.
Don't fail 10 attend the ThnnksSiv'
| mS concert in the Blakely BaptS
| church this evening.
| Fire yesterday destroyed f.dwar'
| Lyons single frame dwelling on Dun
more street. Il was caused by an over
| heated stove-pipe. Much Of tn" fuln
! tur" was saved.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Today will be observed as Il general
holiday, the mines being idle and the
stores closed.
\ union Thanksgiving service Will be-
held ut 1890 o'clock in the Methodist
Episcopal church. at which the pastor,
Rev. NJ. d. Fuller. will preach.
AT 1920 O'Clock this morning ser
vices will also be held in st. James
Episcopal church.
Masses will also be held in the
Church of the Sacred Heart
Doctors I. s. Graves. NJ. J. Shields
and Byron n. Jackson attended u
meeting of the Scranton Medical So
ciety on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. &. r. Baker will deliver his i'll
tercsting lecture this evening on THE
Big Trees of California and the Won-
ders of the Yosemite Valley" in the
Methodist Episcopal church this cven-
ing.
The postoiice will be open for the de-
livery of mail today rs follows: 10 to
|. Il. NJ: Ia !. r. nl No money order
on registered letter business will be
transacted. Mails will be dispatched
as usual.
W. Is. AlVord is quite i'll at his home
on Rushhrooli street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mason. Of Bacon
street. are spending Thanksgiving with
friends at Wilkes-Barrc.
The turkey supper to be held this
evening in assembly hall for the benefit
of the Sacred Heart church should be
well attended. as all the delicacleS OF
the season will he served and good
time is insured to all who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Allen ANA two
children, of Carhondale. are spending
Thanksgiving with the !atter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maxwell. OF South
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Gronfine, of
South Main street. are visiting friends
in Scranton,
Lizzie. the little daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Henry Maynard Of South Main
street, is suffering with an abSccSS on
tn, face.
Don't forget the turkey supper to be
held in the BAPTIST church this even
ing. Admission; Adults - cents; chill
drcn. II cents,
Miss Mabel Davis, OF Mid,lletoWn. y
V. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Will
liam Gibbs, of West Mayfeld.
Mr.. and Airs. .Iudson Wall and fam.
| ily. who have been residents of this
| borough for n number OF years, have
moved tn Gurwood. y. j. MIR. and Mrs
| James Thompson, of Cemetery street
| have moved into Mr. Walls property
on south Main street,
Henry ilcmelriSht. Of Cemetery
street, has been quite i'll the past few
| days with neuralgia.
| n. u. Swick. of Second street, MAS :
| scranton visitor yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
FOOT BALL TODAY.

tarbondale followers of foot ball viii
b. well supplied today There ore two
games scheduled for this afternoon.
The High school will meet Laurel I1ill
Academy, of Susquchanna, on the grid
iron at Alumni Park. commencing at
) O'Clock. n great contest is looked
tor.
The Swiftwnds will meet with the
PittstoD team AT the park at Il later
hour. The Swiftwinds are anxious TO
retrieve themselves after the defeat
last week and viii do some Kicking
and scrambling to win out.
tn" Indians went TO iinHlcton on the
first Delaware and Hudson train this
morning tn play the strong team of
that town. The lineup of the Indians
viii be- ns follows.
Mclean, left end Mason. left tackle;
MCAndicw. left guard; Williams, Cen-
ter: furnan. right guard: Price right
tackle: Joe Hansen or Mcdonald, right
end: ci'ance. quarter back: Gus Han
sen. right half; Hope. left half; Had
gins, captain, fun back
Manager Russell Jones will accom-.
panS the team. also additional men
Schoonorcr and McI<ennu. The root =
crs who vii! go along to make the
noise and keep courage and hope on tap
are Arthur Thomas. Dudley Gordon.
Edward Hope and Bernard kcogh.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
Washing ton-The Tourists Mecca.

The nation capital is on" OF the
most interesting spots on thlS ehrlli'
WASHINGTON is q digniiied city, Net on"
which offers, innumerable attractions
foi the tourist. That stately pile, the
cupltol bulding. L. in itself II curiosity
shOr. the like of which no nation can
boust. There one finds mementoes or
the worlds greatest ANA most famous
poIitirians. stntrsmcn aud public men.
'rht, rotunda from which the martyrnd
president vas carried Is II rcmnrknble
place.
The corcufau Arr Gallery Is one 0r
thr very few fine and famous galleries
of th, world The postOlice and bu-
reau Of printing and engraving are
wonderfully interesting places. The
home OF the chief executive no one
should fail Ia visit, and these places
are hut a few which tourists from eN-
elv country and cline enjoy, The New
Jersey Central is going 10 run a holi-
day excursion Ia Washington ON Dee.
9Th, the rate Tor the round trip from
scranton is only $1,15. The new qua
kcr city express which leaves here al
80 u. M. lands YOU IN Washington al
about 3 T.. m, and no train IN me
country is more elaborateiy equipped.
Keep this in mind, for It's the lest trip
OF the year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
BRAKEMAN CORNISH INJURED.
Terribly Squeezed Between Engine
and Round House Door,

John cornish II brakcmnn on ton-
iuctur John Mlligan'S train on IN"
Delaware ana Hudson road, II confined
To his homr. on Washington street,
suffering from palnfu! hut not danger-
Gus iuiriCs, the consequence ot an at-
cidcnt that occurred in the. DclaWi,r"
uud Hudson round house Il f"M nights
ago.
tOiuian was On All engine mat Was
being run Ot of the round-hOuS". "
was ON" nf the hog style ANA COR
nsh had but sCant room ON th" side
of the engine on which lie WAS cling
ing. Before he could get OF of harm :
way. h" was caught and squeezed be-
tween the cngin" and the round-h house
dpol. 'IhH lantern that he carried was
pressed against him. adding greatly To
his distress. No bones We're broken.
hut his hips and sides were badly
bruised and the muscles Of In" back
Wer. painfully strained. IL" will be
kept indoors for about two weeks.
Cornish is an old railroad worker. He
is It member OF E. T.. ilendrick lodge
uf trainlnrn.
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hartford.

Special Ia Toe >DI"hN"H lllblUi'
Hartford, Nov. .,.--A Wliuu ThHnks-
giring service viii be held IN the Con-
gr"gational church ThankssiN ing day
beginning at io,i5. IteN. q. u, Fish"i
viii conduct the service.
Ny. Horace Brewster, "f MonIF"Sr, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Stea'h".
Miss tlara Tiffany Nas in 'hhsht'n-
ton last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant have returned
from Canada, where they huN" been
visiting AIRS. Grants parents
Dr Charles Adams, Of Wiillamsport,
visited mis- parents last week,
A farmers institute Will be held in
the odd Fellows han, pee. J.
MIR. aud Mrs Barrett, oi Gibson, and
Mrs. Laura corwn, Of Binghamton,
we're calling on friends here last week,
Professor g. Lewis Mckeen and wife
will give Il musical and literary enter
tainment in the Methodist church. Nov.
-. Professor Mckeen has been blind
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28

times causes deafness. But by tar the
most common cause of loss OF hearing
Is catarrh of the head and throat.
A prominent specialist on ear trou-
blcs gives as his opinion that nine Out
of ten cases OF deafness is traced to
throat trouble; this Is probably over
stated. but il is certainly true that
more than half of all cases of poor
hearing were caused by cutarrh.
The catarrhal secretion in the nose
and throat finds it's way into the Eus-
tachan tube and by clogging it up
very soon affects the hearing, and the
hardening of the secretion makes the
loss Of hearing permanent, unless the
catarrh which caused the trouble is
cured.
Those who are hard ot hearing may
think this a little far fetched. but any
one at all observant must have no.
ticed how u hard cold in the head will
affect the hearing and that catarrh IL
long neglected will certainly impair
the sense Of hearing aud ultimately
cause deafness.
Ii the nose and throat are kept clear
and free from the unhealthy secrctions
nf catarrh. the hearing will at once
greatly improve and anyone suffering
from deafness and catarrh can satisfy
themselves on this point by using a
fifty cent box of Stuart's Catarrh Tab.
, lets, new ratlrrn cure, Wnlcn IN the
past year has won the approval OF
thousands of catarrh sufferers. rs well
as physicians, because it is in conren.
lent form to use, contains no cocaine
or opiatc aud is as safe and pleasant
for children ns for their elders.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is Il whole.
some combination of Blood root
Guaiacoi, Eucalyptol and similar anti
septics and they cure catarrh and cat
| ;lrrhal deafness by action upon tn,
| blood and mucous membrane Of tbs
| nose and throat.
AS one physician aptly expresses it
You do not have to draw upon TIL,
| imagination TO discover whether yOl
are getting benefit from Stuart'S cat
| arrh Tablets; Improvement and relie
are apparent. from the first tablet tax
en-
All druggists sell and rccOmmen,
| them. They cost but fifty cents for ful
sized package and any catarrh suffer
| er who has wasted time and none,
on sprays, snlves and powders. viii
appreciate to the full the merit O
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
A POPULAR PROGRAMME
Friday Nights Musicale Will Be Il
Great Treat.

While til" simpi. announcement of
those who N.r. to unrticirutr in Fri
j,,v uinbt = ,,,si,aln ,y,s an ,,ssur,u,n
al, uh.,, ,,.,,,,, ,,,i,,r.. .,,l, Ia, y,,,,.,,,l
the trcu, that win b. offered can be-
best auprrciatrd hy reading the pro-
erHmmr which was finally decided on
today. ANA which is rs follows:
p;,,,, dino, "l, v, r,r n. l,,i...u.' r,,.,,,,.
rrot l. y. 'rL,mu. aud t.. ,o,tr,
Come, solo "Culye ro'.l" .......-lniuul,,,ar
trnlgr ii. AskGm,n.
S"l', "Adi'u Manic ..,...............'N N""h'~
f!''. j. / NL.A'h-'
"", 'r'u'''''' ""'' r','- .',''''".. '''~"
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,iI;, ..,,.,,.," :, .,..,I,.
vi. Mamie. ,;,l.uu
pucr, ..rl,. Fishermen ................. .,lpp~.
rr"i J. T. Watkins ana ". -. Ev,',.
Female uuni'ttr. In Il, GlplmIiu.
Viz, NhrtmW. No"h"mlh ana Mics
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
HOME FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
Clarence Bunting, OF Farno, Re
turns from the Land of the Beers.

Clarence Hunting, of i'arnu, Wayne
county, was in the city Tuesday niyh,
ana yesterday WAS the guest of his
brother -m-lnw II. -, Slarkwoathrr, nj
WNuniu% street
Mr, Buntins WAS I'm roulu to his
! Waynr county HON" after an Wicr, 81
ine sojuum I'm South Africa, io went
tO the land of the liucrS with y trans
port of horses ana mules which had
hceu purchased in this county lur use
| in the british army In its Souih Airi-
/ can campaiGn. There We're l."tn uni.
! mails ia the CONSIGNMENT,
The uip WAS made without any mis-
! haps and with what was considered
! good lGck in transporting such u lulbH
| hummer uf animals Fourteen died IN
| tho voyage nut this was not l".
| Gardrd as n great loss, Ia ihc tur' of
| the conditions at travel and lhc VAR
| ious changes of climate AT Buutins
! was foreman of The gang who cared
| for The stock ON the journey ;tcroSs he
! seas. Ills trip VAS tllled with interest
/ and he spoke entertainingly of II dur
! iue his visit az The Tribune Office yea
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28

Southampton last Saturday. They are
expected to arrive In New York next
Saturday and Mr.. Stanlick Will go to
New York on Friday to meet them.
The construction of the extensive
chickery for George G.. Mahy Is rapidly
nearing completion. The cold weather
for the past few days has interfered
some with the progress of the work.
The l.ackawanna railroad has gang
at men ut work this week cutting down
the lawns on the properties of u. NJ.
ives and George Yocum. thus making
n grade for the laying of the new
switch, or third track. from Glenburn
to this place.
The many friends of Mrs. \. ". Dean
late of Wuverly. grievc her sad death
and extend thcir aympathics To the he
rouSe1 tnmily.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28

ADJUSTMENTS.
Frietchie" Tomorrow.

Tomorrow, AT two performances, af-
trrnuon and evening, clyde Fitch's
play, barbara Fricluhie," viii lie pro-
scented al the Grand by II capable COM
unuy, under IN" direction uf Davis &
EeoIh, IN" of th" leading dramatic
agencies.
This attraction is one of the most
that Manager Byrnr could procure and
there viii be crowded houses. Tho sale
Indicates, 10 greet il.
The company which Wii interpret 1t
win he ON" If unusual strength, head
rd hy Aliss Florence Wirklifie, and
There win h" used the same magnin-
cent scenery ana inr"npaluble effects
us seen ,hruushuur lh" Nrw York pro-
durtiuu,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
HULL'S STRANGE ACTION
The Injured Fireman Leaves DR..
Wheeler's Hospital Against the
Wishes of His Physicians and
Goes Home--Still in Precelious
Condition.

Charts Hun, IN, Columbia company
hoseman, who WA injured so dread
fully in lhn NJ Ma,i,o,iist church fire. acted
mos, stlangcl. yesterdaT by leaving
Or. Whct lcr'~ prIvat" hospital, where
he has been unde,' trcHtment since the
daY OF lis disuste.', and going 10 his
home, on Dixon iill.
Briefly. the reason for Hulrs leaving
the hospital 50 abruptly Was that he
became suddenly seized apparently
with the ideu that he could now be
cared for as we'll al home as ut the
hospital. The surgeons whose efforts
and devotion to nun undoubtedly pre-
served mis- lif". advised Hun that his
condition was Vet urcc;trious and that
it would not only he imuvudcnt. but
| folly 10 max" the venture. tlull was
ohdurate, however, ana during III" sur
Seons' absence hn sent for his brother.
ana together thyy W"nr hum" in Il cab
| Hull, as he WITS advised, is in a pre-
carous condition, There is not a shred
Of flesh On his face from the mouth up
wards. Th" raw wounds, without the
| least indication of ruticl", are what rr-
main. About the ears and nos" there is
nothing bui the cartilage. in short,
| there Is not u patch of skin. His hands
! arc in Il bad way and there is danger,
! il they mc neglected. of the fingers be-
coming permpurntlN stilIcncd. Gcncr-
ally, his condition s such as to require
| the most WHtohnl cage, such as hc
| could not receive Wher" III" hospital
regime Is not followed, Thc greatest
danger To be feared is tn" setting in of
rrysipclus iiull's action, when learned
| by his ir" company associates ANA the
| friends who hay" taken such an active
interest in mis- behalf, Was deeply re-
vretteG An effort will probably he
made by them to hay" him change his
mind ana continue With th" hospital
! nrNImomt.
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tcrday. Among the valuable souvenirs
of his travels are twelve beautiful os-
trich pumes. which would stir up the
lOnginps Of the women who SHOW ii
preference for this kind cf plu,mage Tor
their hcadgear MIR. i'unting IL cS~
cycdinelv well after his long voyage.
". oscar Norton. of Wayne county,
tn" veterinary, who was engaged by
the british rrmS department To TOOK
after the animals did not return to
this section, but went on to l'hiladel"
phiu. where he win remain Tor an ln-
definite period