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The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-05
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San Francisco, Cal
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-05

There are 1876 patients in the Nevada
Insane Asylum.
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Address
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NJ. II. De YOUNG.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-07
Reunited.

After Al years. separation, james
Ferguson, well known pioneer of FL
lensburg, met his sister, Mrs d. Rob
inson, in Walla Walla Monday. In
1860 Mr.. Ferguson parted from his sis
ter in Davis county, Iowa, crossing the
plains at once to Washington. He has
lived most Of the time since on his
ranch four miles from Ellensburg. The
sister stayed in Iowa till 1875, when she
removed with her husband to Winfield
Kansas, where she lived until last Aug
ust, when she removed to Walla Walla,
During all the years Mr.. Ferguson and
his sister were separated no correspond
ence passed between them, though Mr..
Ferguson wrote to other relatives in
Kansas. From these relatives Mrs.
Robinson secured her brothers address
and wrote him letter inviting him and
Mrs. Ferguson to visit her which they
did.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-07
in the great Commonwealth OF Washington One Dollar per Year.
Wise People.

FOrty-eight new presses have been
added to the public printing Office at
Washington to print money. The
banks are demanding money so fast
that the department has not been able
to keep up with it. | can remember
several years ago, when the grcenback
party was coming up, that all kinds of
fun and ridicule were made of them
about starting the printing presses and
making moncy for everybody. This
ridicle killed the greenback party. But
today, that is just what the ridcule-
makers are doing-printing money by
starting printing presses--Only the
money is printed and given to the
banks, and not to the people. The
people have to borrow and pay the
banks interest on the money these
printing presses are turning out for
them. And the people are taxed to
buy the presses, the paper, the ink and
the labor to make the money. The
fraud is so stupendous that it is not
questioned by the people who thus
furnish the banks money for nothing
by the hundred millions, and then bor-
row their own money from the banks.
Wise people!-Appeal to reason.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-07
Saw Death Near.

''It often makes my heart ache, ~
writes L. c. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn.
''to hear my wife cough until it seemed
her weak and sore lungs would collapse
Good doctors said she was so far gone
with consumption that no medicine or
earthly help could save her but friend
recommended Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry and persistent use of this excellent
medicine saved her life." It's absolute
ly guaranteed for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, asthma and all throat and lung
diseases SOC and 81 90 at Ellwood' S
drug store. Trial bottles free.
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Notice of Annual Election.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the West Side Irrigat-
ing Company will be held in Ellensburg,
Washington, on Saturday, Dec. I, 1901,
at o'clock, p. M, for the purpose OF
electing five trustees for the ensuing
year and transacting such other bust
ness as may come before the house.
f. II. BRADSHAW, Sec'y.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-07
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Cstarrh is blood or constitutional DIS
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrl'
Cmre is tasen internally, and acts direct
" on the blood and mucus surfaces.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is not quack medl-
cine. 1t was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians IN this country toi years.
and is a regular prescription, 1t Is COM
h;ned with the best blood purifiers, act
inc directly on the mucus surfaces. The
neTIfect combination Of the two ingr,edi-
e e'ntsV is what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing Catarrh. Send for testi'
y = CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price Toe.
HalI'e Family pills are the best'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
|, rrce Seems TO Have Been De-
| ,,rsd Since the Event of Friday
Iva nocrOps ARE STILL ON DECK
~. Business as City Health Of
A'' s.,.s---L Double Mortuary
Report.

40 close Of the respective health
" rsstsrday afternoon, the one pre-
Foe NV, -, by pr Boyd the other by Or.
Nv here had occurred no startling
49, ,....n,s or any further clash Of au-
t'' W. ss[b as that which occurred Friday
sa'9 for control Of the city pesthouse,
w ! now npder the control Of DR.. Boyd
V v Il, appointees in charge Mr. snead,
w - crirlually placed IN charge OF the
'sE ~ Dr Boyd. resigned his position
Fay K and Mr. Clark, deputy sheriff.
,socInted in his pace and is now IN
800 At the prsthouse under orders from
\ b. BOYD ~
-, s..l.s officers submitted their week
ma,,u,ry reports yesterday, from which
! .s,esrs bat pr. Brumhy is more general
gf..o,,lzea by the undertakers. as his list
~ mpch more complete than chat fur,
4 bAea By Dr. BOYD
7ss lists sre as follows:
4, os.cial mHtuary report for the city
. i Houston tor the week ending i o'clock
Masy November %, 1901:
4 y,,sv,ber tT-Jamcs A Black. ma!e.white,
4 :, r.,rs two months ard % days: Brlght's
Hs..,,s Caroline Councrs, female. colored,
4 ! -s,rs yalyuar disease Of heart tIyman
g.ra6llt6. male white, three years and 9
800 scarlet fever Percy John L. Lee
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accident 'o''' CAV
November 1s--John sheridcn. male. white
ID years, ten months and IS DAYS. shook
result railroad accident. Albert Bel. male
eolored 30 years and 1 month; gunsa0r
wound In lung.
November 20-rhomas C. Krause. male.
white, months; meningitis. Mary Jones.
female, colored. 40 years and 20 DAYS.
smallpox. J. g Bovd
City Health OGicer.
The following IS the official mortuary re-
port for the city of Houston. Texas. for
The week ending at noon, November %.
1901.
November 1G-Dayid J. Fonev. nl,.
November III kornuhh mal,,
white ycurt, days scarlet fever.
Percy John j. Lee male. white. II wears;
shock from railroad accident Carrie
o'G onror, female coorcd, ]6 years. VI.
Nuar heart disease.
November u.s. Albert Bell male. black.
30 years gmshot wounds dnluesg Jo d
sheridan, male white, 10 yeats. slu, Il
following railroad accident
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November 1o.-wiulam Nick. Johnson.
maze colored, months, 10 days; cholera
uranium Margusret Curtis, white. ie-
male years, y DAYS; typhoid fever
November -0-Rita prewltt. female coli
Gfed, 4 months, 6 days. remlttcnt fever.
Vera Lydia Elizabeth VIM, female. VIII te.
IA months; murasmus. Minnie o. Pr,ce,
Slous
November 2l-B. C. Bocsess. male.
Wmle. % years; castro enteritis Victoria
Niue. gr female, white, as ears, 3 months
and III days; apopleNv
November 22.-Lonjs Dr Ilanc, male
white, 10 Years tuberculosis Of lungs Mrs
Dan Slaughter, female. white. 50 years;
acute nepnrtis, Dennis Captcwer male.
colcred, 20 years; smallpox. Mary jones.
female, coloreG, 40 years; smallpox
November 23-EarI Marx male, white. 8
years; tet9Hus.
November 22.-Stephen X Teess, male,
white. Gi years, 4 months ana 4 day s,
euterjtis
Annual death rate per 1000 for week
ending November % 1891. 1877.
w. NJ Brumhy,
Acting Health Officer,
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Milan streets yesterday evening. John
Barrett and Tim Anderson got into a dli
fculty, when Barrett drew his gun and
began firing Anderson OF once took to
his heels, but was not ucet enough, as
two Of the i've bullets sent after MN from
Rarretts pistol caught him. the last one
bringing him down, ms Il struck him in
the bottom II his foot. Barrett was ar
rested and taken to the station. where
the charge Of assault TO murder was placed
dressed and, they not being of a dangerous
nature, he went home.
A DARING THEFT. Yesterday shortly
after noon negro went iato the second
hand store OF John Seldom, No. 1906 Con
gress avenue and, going up 10 Mr.. sed-
don's desk, on which a pocketbook con
tanning SGT was lying, snatched the pocket
book and ran out OF the house The police
were at once notified and Detective Bussey
went to work on the case. IN exactly hfty
minutes from the time the detective was
notified he had Willis Nelson arrested hhG.
ing him In the Houston and Texas Central
Railway company's yards In lhe tltth
ward. The negro was taken to the police
station and upon being searched all OF the
money was found on him The only charge
that could be put against the negro was
misdemeauor theft He VIII have his hear
Ing Monday morning before Justice Mat
thews.
SUITS Now RFAuY>-Clty Attorney
sa,n has completed the work Of preparing
the pleadmgs against tic insurance com
pauies 10 recover the amount OF the in
strapCe ON the market building destroyed
he insurance was so. 600. but onc company
Inns since pDid rs loss Of $500 leaving
$4,000 rs the Total amount being suen Tor,
The suits VIII likely be Med Monday.
WILL. MEET ToDAY,-The Sharks Re
neyolont club will hold a meeting at its
rooms this afternoon, Among the mucl
important business 10 come before the club
Is the hearing and consideration Of the re-
FORT OF the committee appointed 10 make
arrangements fog the THANKSGIVING dinner
and reception TO he given by the clup. \
full attendance Of the members Is requested.
THIRTEEN ARRESTS. The police Of
the city are keeping up their good work.
Yesterdays blotter dp 10 p. m. showed
thirteen arrests on the following charges:
Vagrancy s. suspicion 2, forgery l, assault
l. assault to murder !, on request OK guard
ian /, drunk aud dlsordeFi3 = Inc our
GERS are running In every suspicious char
acfer Detectives Bussey and smith made
a majority Of The arrests that were made.
SPTRTrTALIST LECTURE Spirit.
ualists society viii hold It's regular week
Is meeting in Californian hall this evening,
10 which an are Invited. These meetings
Gro absolutely free 10 all. aud everybody
II wejrsme 1his evening the Subject ot
Nfrs Florence Il. p. Shaffer,s lecture viii
10 sand" as she SAYS 'rather white, Dnt
sound and Interesting. as wen as instruc-
tive when unfolded.
COMMITTEE MEETING me No-rsu-
Oh flower parade committee neld an i'm
nortant meeting at the residence q DR. W
r Eckhardt yesterday nOvnInE' The Gem
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nittce duds that the held II desires 70
cover In soliciting entries 20 the flower
parade Is too large 70 be covered by per-
soual solicitafion. II therefore decided TO
speak through the press and extend gen
eral Invitation 10 an TO send their entries
ia hy telephone or telegraph. The compeu-
tion "a oben 10 other cities aud towns as
well as Houston. and the committee urges
that outsiders eend 10 their names az once,
The prizes offered are liberal aud competi-
tioh rs omen TO al special invitation
viii be- sent IN Beaumont asking that the
decorated vehicles used In the Eeeeat Els
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carnival In that city &c sent here for carnl-
val week.
TO MAKE SLOW RUNs-F7re Chief
Hussey has Issued orders 10 tho department
not 10 10 ont on a gallop with tha horses
on q run 10 q fre. This order 4 given on
account of The badly torn up condition o.
the streets, that being the real cause when
led 10 The sad death Of priyer Frank hs1'
ienka last evening. Chic
neu's lives are worth mere than the In
creased danger 10 tue Durnins pfV,.rr.s
which May be eceaniened ~ than EettAnG
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10 the scene Of the are few seconds later
than they would II the horses went on
run. lie says the streets are almost I'M
passa BILE and that be considers II absolutely
dangerous for his men 70 make run az
top speed
TWO FACTORY ENTERPRIsEs.--A
meeting Of Mesars. A. chaney Of Terre
Haute. Ind. and W. c, Sanford Of Kaia-
maEoo. Mich. the gentlemen who are hers
viva q propositions 10 start sAsyei faetory
N 1Als eitys aAa laral eABifsliRm atafeatse
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In the enterprise was held At the rooms er
the BUSINESS League yesterday. Ne action
meet again next Tuesday. meeting cf
Mr.. Parker and the friends OF the prcposed
establishment Of = cancels hair cloth fae-
tory win be held at the same rooms On
wednesday.
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A DAY IN THE CITY.

. -----=--
ryr tvDrvrnrAL NlEDAL.-At each
ING ... .7st+to,, IN
b Ntis owing t"u' AuIleh'' IN HiN''''S
NJ f,ub trophy ~ be contested for, Aand-
n ~. ,rs.s e,r b medal fs also offered for
kAs sNeI eop'
& rs hest individual score Tho medal Tor
n S,sta i6rlpament 10 lake place In this
7,.....,... .,.,..,,.,.,, ,h, two atrbs
~ HvA' A"''''''
II ID Dallas and the three or Houston rs
n ,st hem turned ont from the iewclry es
~ wv "a
- s,,d,ome Niece Of wo.k II Is
sNg soa - -,.s -. ,a, s4.n
~ FsSas coo, '' - ''''"e go
nereled with the wreath heId toSeiher
II the bottom with three ruhi $ Ra
'ls1 lne surface oI ,He sur dIe ny e' s'u
XVI ..1 ,se99,,,.1 ,,,,-,,.,'.,i vrith OF
" ~ ~. ~ t,,.s,, H. i.ar ana tho
IAN H oson,. ts n scrou mon vh rh is 70
~ iss,Ff3baI5 ~ ,,o,,r If ~. y.trnor 20 Il
hserloel 'le uaus ul NY W pnI'L,
" is engraved "reXegSs, stat. Bow .irg
N s va n 'rp,orsb1n rrn ia ha con es d
Il IS Az both on exhibition at Mr.. Mitch rs
n rae, where they viii remain until the day
'ae lOu'nalnen''
a NOT PERMITTED To RESIGN. There
sn meeting yesterday afternoon at the
u Clifton Exchange Of the general dozen wot
.srmlt.Ao q, .biot ,f,,,- -. ~ -
J..
#J phucuhg the campaign before
Il Ming congress- This meeting was ca led
Nm ths instance q, rboirn,on rho1.. IN
asrna9' but there was such strong ana
i ~ rs, opposition to the acceptan"e II
fhdy Yielded ia tbe MINE ',y trouIt i" ~
.1s and agreed temporarily, Mt least, t.
rmmii,ea MS MS, RESIGNATION and servo he
succeed him G"loum n %iiIli Wg a sg,eG gf
r5ably go to Washington in Tho dscn
ilier Interest soon after the converting OF
NJ Mgfess
n ,
- JAPANESE SOCIAL. The Japanose so.
y n ,fron t,.,s. l''HS - S'
IA brbi,n h.,t -, 7''' '1n'oV' - az
n 49,, "uH oF utopia Lodge No as,
N1fe society Of the Brotherhood of 10.
8 arotYe Firemen was quite n success
Ms' cOlcrs and japanese lanterns. and a
& lI:e japanese parasol as suspended from
Sa sa'f tro Of ;he hall and steamers were
n form Gnl lne ca HdgG to H. -four chandee
~ Other booths Were eaboratciy dcco rated
hs,f uT TEae by four charming Young
t ones l'y r6 6,s0 na a94 o, hsh pond for the
gae corner, where ice cream md c coIiS
~ served There wss musical sr I nrc.
ah which was eniovcd very mich NV p aii
N II. ioas Of The society and also those
XXX goE part IN the program wore dresscJ
iiinselyqs and 'HtnCs' Every one enjoyed
s.itng that il WAS time et ~ % I bdG,o nonr;
MN ,a ,sst the ladies wonld Give anotbcr
- 'eal soon
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Nc equa. on earth has Huat'a Lightning
oil for Rheumatism AID Neuralgia. ag weh
sect bites aHd stlags. GuAraateeda ffsea
~ anA 30 centR
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HEALTH OFFICE IMBROGLTOI
DR. BRUMBY SECURES INJUNCTION.
Restraining DIR. Boyd From Acting as CITY
Health Officer

n 0rheer controversy IT generally conceded yesterday that y,
me mayor and the consbury city government had de-
'eN Tue pest OF the situation be the situation Monde r.u
o - W N''Au0n N0haay remains
~ sn one Of Dr. Brumbs attorneys TO the city with writ Of
'u''euoh secured from district
from performing the duties Of city city of Houston
e SUIT Will be perfected today order the perfp Of the
necessary bond and the securing Of service y
oe writ made returnate either district courts Of Har, county
for final hearing 49,"
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cold e,cuded and chilly by nature SO he
may not come, but there VIII he o wondet.
lrl gathering and one Of winch me h'ns
Samh was 50 delighted at this FIRST ind
mat he felt quite encouraged and he was
sailing along IN dreamy way Wueh suH
that he had got tanged mp with llgl
tower. With his hcd glass ne examined
the surroundings and the Wnolr race or
men with long queues hanging down Their
backs, some had yellow gowns and some
blue ana few mad peacocks teathers
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RETURN OF SAMB
$sssEEcEe SPARROW sssz -

Tie Sparrow wants TO tell yon how
happy he is; he IS overwhelmed with Joy.
Samb returned Yesterday. tic repaired TO
neghborng cafe and celebrated The oc-
caslon with small bird ana many cold
bottles. He told mo the wonderful story
of all his adventures and showed me the
commission with which he was charged
by King Notice To deliver to the Queen,
which was great responsibility Of which
he was glad to he relieved When he lent
Tekram the King ordered him to go ln
search Of novelties for tine carnival in the
city Of No.Tsu-oh to he given in his honor
His majesty commanded him TO explore
many countries until he found something
worthy of the great celebration his sub.
iects are arranging, with his usual luck,
as he was sailing over Africa in his dying
machine his attention was attracted TO
what seemed to he convention Of all the
animals in that part of the country. He
stopped for safety in the top Of tree aud
listened awhile to their pow pow. Imagine
his delight when he learned that thcy had
assembled to select delegates to send to
do honor to King Notice, whose fame had
even extended to that far distant land,
Samb descended among them and made
himself known to them and he selected
the finest specimens in all the junsies TO
be present at the carnival Inc SluhasSt
lion Of them all, tigers with eyes IKE IRE
and stripes like satin, with elephants,
iaGuars and panthcrs galore. Inc ulPP'-
tamus insisted ON going, but H. was de-
cided that he required too much wafer
and that he would exhaust the city sup
plv. which Is already little weak In the
"ayh' .. 5.,t4,4 o., r,orr mn I'm monkeys
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Mckinney, MISS anna bl%yA' w. ,..1i,oiJ
Drummer; Anton Miller, Lloyd Wills
WILL ESTABLISH \ BRANCH HERE
Mr.. r. w. Wray Of the firm OF Wray Bros,
Dallas. Texas, is in the city for few days
with views of locating a Southern house IN
Houston for the noted Bush & Gerts piano
for which they are sole agents, not only
In Texas, but several other states SPsuh n
ing TO Mr. Wray in regard 10 now ne lIAS"
Houston and the prospect or opening oPen
ing n branch house here, he expressed MN,
self pleased with the outlook, but contu
not say definitely when they eApeyteI -
start but hoped to within the next Sky
days.
THE "HELPING HAND.'-The enter
taiament given at the home of Dr.. William
Brumby. 1917 Liberty avenue, last Iue0-
day evening by the "Helping Hand OF
Hardy Street Presbyterian church proveu
onlte success. An interesting program
was rendered followed by burlesque arr
gallery. after which supper ana reHesn-
ments were served. large CROWD WIS
present and all seemed 10 pave h&.I a s'ON
time. The proceeds amounted 10 '''
NEW SOCIAL CLUB.-At a meeting held
Inst night at the residence OF MT. l. -
Dunn by number Of well known society
Young men OF the city a new social cluo
was organized by electing De Witt Dunn
president and Arthur Shelley secretary anu
treasurer No other business was trans,
acted. hut the club viii meet nest SatuIaaA
night TO complete organization MelnDJli
ship IS limited to twenty ana w ,'c ri,ib
ment Is already full. Ihc name OF 'h' N'N'
has not yet been selected.
FLAG PRESENTATIONS The Dram NJ
Roberts chapter, Daughters Of the ConIel-
eraey. has extended through General G. G.
Beavens. commander Of the First Texas
brigade. and Captain john Farmer com
mandcr OF Dick Bowling camp Coniederote
veterans. an invitation to all ConIeNelatS
veterans to attend the Has presyll ~ 80 -
BIZ Miss Dunovant 10 the chapter ths Ne1 IN
nony to take place at the ehaPe. OF s1t W., Z.
church Friday evening 29th instant L.1;i,
The presentation ceremony a itcs pltVu ~
he given by the camp to us president MISE
Dunovant
nOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY 70
Justice HiIrs court yesterday Mary DAVIS
corored was bound over 10 The grand Jury
In tho sum Of $500 to answer the charge
Of tho theft 81 several valuable diamond
rings from Mrs J. Z Bering Of No. y'7
Gray avenue by whom the Davis woman
had been previously employed IS a servant
rbe tewelrv stolen consisted Of -FOUR gla -
uond rings End and amethYst. Mtsi -
has idensIded and recovered ne e"etiiIi
hncfher felony case oefore, JnstiGs ~ "a
Yesterday was thar ~ Nesh9 WEB, VA er IS :
WIN forcing the name ~ John o.eN 70 4
49, 80 SOS ne waived cYamlnaiion ~
MAS placed under bond 81 800 10 appear
before the grand jury
Two SHOTS STRUCK HIM "A shoot
ing ARRAY between two NEGROES
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Two SHOTS STRUCK HIN "A shoot
ing ARRAY between two negroes
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Are pushing forth, Nobby use
fuls very moderately priced.
PURSES Real seal or Morocco BID
lined plain or trimmed with sill 7Sr
yer, black, brown, tan or green at a"S
CARD CASEs-NIorocco seal. etc. calf
lined plain or trimmed with Gilt 1Sr
OF silver d.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Also Chntclsiue Bags, seal or S0r
Morocco, calf lined. leather hook WV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

COMMITTEE NETTING. me No Tsu
on Aower parade committee neld an i'm
nortanf meeting at the residence ~ pr. W
R, EckAardt yesterday nOsninE' The Gem
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Napkins.

The goods are the very best and
at these prices will be Snatched up
quickly.
For SIS size blcached and half ooc
ble0chcd. dozen ..-...,,......, 7oN
50 size al linen bleachcd, tl2
the dozen observation-disclosures. Lao
Superior a. size. all linen QS
hcacbed satin the dozen ...... nv
Very extra "a size, all linen, )A2
satin, the dozen ........,...... -'fo
Fringed Sets, all linen, matched
napkins and cloth, usual 400
sets, Monday at .......... $50
On Monday we will offer very
extraordinary bargains in slightly
soded Napkins and short lengths of
Table Dlmask, also few dozens Of
odd Towels.
Fol FY
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
HISS KING HAS TUBERCULOSIS.
GERM FROM COW SAYS DISEASE HAS
DEVELOPED IN HER RIGHT LUNG.

According to a statement made yesterday by
DR. George D. Barney, of No. 4ol Third-st..
Brooklyn Miss Emma King, the trained nurse.
who on November .12, 1t was announced by Dr..
Barney had been inoculated by him with germs
OF tuberculosis, taken from COW, has developed
the disease in her right lung. In order TO avoid
any clash with the health authorities Miss King
has been taken to Jersey City, where, DR.. Bar
ney says, he will cure her by his own methods.
Dr. Barney says he has afdavts from two
doctors to prove that Miss King is now suffering
from tuberculosis of the right lung.
Dr. Barney's experiments with Miss King
were undertaken to demonstrate his belief i'll
the faIlacy of DIR. Koch's theory that tuberculo-
sis could not be communicated from cow to
human being Prior to the alleged inoculatiOn
of Miss King, DR.. Barney declared that lie had
deVeOped tuberculosis in a COW by inoculatng 1t
with consumption germs taken from d human
being The doctor would not give the names OF
the physicians who made afhdavits that Miss
King had tuberculosis.