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New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

most impressive works in the Salon. The latter
picture represents Froch0t Prefect of the Seine,
and the members Of tho City Council Of Paris
Offering to the united color bearers of the I'm
periaI Guard golden crowns for the regimentaI
eagles
In the "En,istins or the Volunteers in 1792'
pttaiile portrays the capitalization OF the reyo-
luton into oreanlzed force The nations peril
is -i-uaLed hg discharges Of alarm guns fired
uy d battery Of a.t..-ry al action front. on ,he
bank of the Seine Ciuz-Ds Of every age crowd
forward ON The Font Neuc Jo enlist and form
the armies that al,~rNard fought mt Nalmy.
Fe.rUs. Lodi Area.a and El.oI. Martial en-
,lusia-m and thirst for glory are depicted i'm
every face. The-a. 1872" and -lNu7." are the
pictures ~ the year. They are ~. -ta~r5e.es.
They are opposite each other g.. one long. spa
e.ou- room. arranged Ike rae Council Ha. Of
The Hotel de Vile. where they wI. ae J. I.rrn4-
ueur'y placed
Tn Salon this year is particularly ron in por-
traits
The portrait .r NJ Edmond Hssr4nI. by
Eugene Pas.au Is brilliant piece af work.
representing the gramat-t in his study
with the head reclining IN the right arm
supported a, p reading desk. In -h- right hand
is cigarette. The Iatr i- yellow. and tt- sat-
jeet wears yellow SILK SHIRT ana brown velvet
coat with "a bright yellow flower .u tE- .u--o--
h.i-
9e--me- superb l-.az. .a-le with broken
wing. .l-t.h.r- . broken flagstaff. which .- q.
la placed au .a- H..'l.a,lt ~ N.r.r.ou - conf
meu.aralaa or ta- F-.a.n dead. dominates ,H.
sculpture section ~ .ae Salon. The Ta---.r
monument hv Paul Richer. % h. erected 4-
rLartr,s. is --rrra.n..t bog - vigorous bust a-.
meath which a-. s.r.a figures aal a. a..b .s
sheep. au la aazs-r...c a peasant holds one
r"
.aE. VH.e veterinary is about &. .us--. rar
taa.u.atar syringe. preventive ~ tae dreaded
-.nar..u- !. IS 3D. pastoral work nc a.r.a-..
and force 1.-THE caul and ras- as 3uea.. j,
TaruaHeky is 81 pleasing composition. aa5 the
bust sf Consul General G.sag. hy ,ae Sam.
sculptor is "a tru.af- likeness E-,Taa.- h-r...
group FOR 10. Pantheon. ordered Us. tt- -...-a-
u.ut % replace .le rejected work .C I-aIe..-r.
is l.yosr Homere Do conception and execution.
The grouping is Effective. and tA~re are move
ueut and animation g. l. L.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

aithough there is now and then heard loud pro
Test against the public shaping Of elected
men. and the consequent tragedies that result
When sure" men are passed over. 1t is safe 20
say that Undergraduate sentiment VIII continue
It's existence for generations to come.
As the senior societies are the end and aim
II half the class each year. it is naturl. that
the competition for election should Ie~meate the
whole uEd-rEra luate life. And II does. from the
day the freshmen learn that far ahead I'm their
college course. such an election is coming This
brings about a vast amount - rivalry. bun IT
also brings about much competition of the right
sort. and II IS altogether one of the very best
things that Is unique in Yale Uf-- YaI-s s..I--
~ system has been assa.l.d time and again. and
formerly. when the sophomore societies We're IN
existence. there was reason tar it, But there
IS very little that can be- criticised I'm IL to-day
Il is q system that has made Yale life what II
is. and that lends the peculiar distinction % Yale
life that i- has over most all colleges.
A. Ya.- competition" is the key word 80 the
,oelety system II crowns man with social
honor after he has shown that he is good for
rerhiu@. in this way it has built up both the
democracy OF which YaIas justly boasts ana th-
-r .,-rEra5uar= Judgment or men. which is even
III re con Iua.v= ~ healthy student Ita- T is
rare that a man makes skull and Bones" who
is not in every way ntc-I 4. ga there. OF course
there ara mistakes. good men are Jeff our and
ordinary men elected. Bl, they are rare. This
week Will s-e another election. and an the end
~ j. Will he heard a few criticisms and some
s-Hure.lt.au~ II the society elections. bur .H
Tie whole there "l- De-. AS there is every year.
a nrm undergraduate support of the selections
made.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
CHOIRS AND CHOIR BOYS
GROWING FASHION OF YOUTHFUL SING
ERS IN VESTAIENTS FOR RENDER
ING CHURCH MUSIC.

ON the first sunday in May congregations look
for new faces in church choirs. often there :
I'D change, but If the music committees have
any changes % make they make them then
Most of the high priced s0lolsts and quartet
choir singers are employed under yearly con-
tracts. which begin and end in May, During he
summer many of the chur. hes are closed. rut
the salaries ~ The singers 20 on. does that n
the pastor. IN other churches, where the as-
-ts,ant pastor and .pecial supplies preach short
sermons To- small CONGREGATIONS temporary sing
ars are employed. that the regular choir ~ M
bers may enjoy a vacation.
Th.s year the demand for soloists and quartet
choir Sl.--r- has not been SD great as usual.
ana There is tendency 70 pay lower salaries.
This IS due 1t is sand. % the growing popularity
ID ra- vested choir one. or III most TWO. exc
a-a-..- -u...-,s suffice for most churches when
.a. arI .r large chorus. This has increased
ta- .Ir,~tlr.. and demand for trained .Halr-
masters especially fur men who have the power
" controlling children. The greater part 70 -ae
s.rl falls anon the .huiruas,ar. and with nifty
.r hundred voices q. .4re for E-- duties 4-.
vastly ...--a--l other denominations besides
IT ...-aat Episcopal auE Roman Clth.H. have
fallen a with the vested choir iI--. s- 70 some
Baptist aaa Methodist churches have sup --
-.a-4 .a.tr ---rt--- with choir boys dressed -
E--,E.r--
"A -r.st many ta.uE -au be said in favor (
,h- vested .a..-- declared a Well known &-F-
York .r..rmas-.~ yesterday. --sp~eiaIy ~
.ha.r " children. 9TH. musical qualities .r
SELL trained chorus ~ young voices are IN -e
i.l-.r- III most .ru-.1zp,r- than rh, nu-.. z
ra developed professional voices FIR POOR
churches the vested choir is "a -.1s-n-- In
.n.-r CONGREGATIONS enough .a.It,n with
r...-s ran ae found to form ta. choir The
a.rsn a. tae .aur.a can make rh- simple back
and white garments AZ n small .Np.u-- Tn.
use d.. y-srmeuts is greatly % a, recommended
where the .ali~ Is composed of .lltrer- ].
Keeps parents from satisfying the.- vanity .y
.v.rire~s.ug the children which cannot fail c
he source Of jealousy and trouble. The chill,
dreu take greater interest in th- church SER
vices FROM their active PARTICIPATION in them
Again. the interest 9f parents is aroused. laE
. -hey come 90 church more often. These ara
some ~ the reasons by the vested child choir
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

with tn other TWO in popularity. and a miscel-
lsneaus set u leading men II each junior class
goes there
TIE -SsuI ard Bones" society hall Is n High
s. opposite the campus. and 10 gain an election
to its rolls IS regarded as the most signal honor
al Yale. Like lis fellows il IS not a fraternity.
The junior societies are chapters OF university
societi-- located in scores Of other colleges but
The -h-a. Yale senior societies have no couu-
ts-psr- -.~-T here. except perhaps. n The -Hazty
Put6-rg C.-b-" al Harvard. And unlike most
ether societies. there Is little If the club" about
them Even u the scientific department N the
university -1ere is a different style u society.
Th- three senior halls are s0Il-y closed build
in-s. shu- II from public view u the interior.
WHAT gees II wi-hin has long been one Il the
nyst=r-S - undergrad 6ua-es who have not had
the H-u.r or belonging. Scroll and Key" men
Oh meeting nights leave the society hall al mid
night body. and march 70 th- campus
Hher=. AFTER singing their song they 5lsaanI.
But The other TWO societies have 10 public furc-
tons
Tn -~EuL and Bones" house vas built il
lS56 ans Is the most massive society hau Al
Ya-e. The society. The most famous al Yale.
was ---1-zel N lea2 by fifteen members If
tae class Il % among taem General Russell.
the .aa-i-t1r1ar of the class. and Judge Al
rh1--. Tart. 0f Cincinnati Among The many
"8.--- men Hh0 have sl-e- become well known
iI ---.- various f-s~lau- are Il ~ Kingsley.
t--a --~-- II -ae COLI g. "a. Thomas a. Tha. hey
- N.-am NJ Era--s 81 Professor H-r5a-
M ~uan. -. Donald . Mitchell Ih Mar
vel. 81. Governor Henry 3. Harrison. 40.
Pr--s-nt Timorhy Dwight ~. Amaassad5r
A--rew D. Whit % Senator Chauueey NJ
L=1-v. '5'- Pres dent Cyrus N-r-hrup. % Cen
e-s- John T. Croxt8a. -. Eugene Schuyler. -.
Edward Rowland So -tr
scroll and KEY" whose house is II College
St. was founded nine years after t-s neighbour
in lS4I by q dozen members ot The class "
- The pres=r. ha.- .1- # the most l1-t-. and
e. aera-- society houses ID America was 5-5i-
ca-a- -r 1863 AZ midnight " THURSDAY Novem-
b-- - The LEGAL name II The society is The
"E --=.ey Trust A-zoa.art. t.r." ire0rrora--l IN
IL. -y John addison Porter. -. William /.
K----.ar -+.;. i Iaer SEraz.-. -. Charlton T.
L - Edward o. Mas 4 and Mason Young.
GU -.r- others.
Head" whose hau is in Prospeer-s--
We -n5-d in loN@. and The hail was bulk .u
th- -a- year Though il has had a much
short career than The other TWO senior -aci--
r=s. .N .-s Head" has steadily Increased IN
rank -r-- now II stands IN q par with the
other
Zap Day. has become one Of the recognized
tg1cr.-= = Undergraduate life al Yale and
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
SALON OF FRENCH ARTISTS.
EXHIBITION BY SOCIETY OF WHICH
BoUGUEREAU Is PRESIDENT
Paris 1f4y -

Paris. May -
The annual exhibition Of tho Society ol French
Artists. ar which 81 EoI-u-reau Is president.
aas opened ID the Grand Palace oe The Champs
r-l. secs three days ago. The principal features
II this official Salon have already been described
.y cable, bur Tho public has now had time 10
single ou- certain works of special interest. and
l1 Paris I- is the popular voice rather than jhe
verdict ~ special critics. that most Influences
painters and sculpt5rz a4d indicates The trend
~ Iseas likely To influence their future work
The great mural paintings ay Elauard Deta.lIe
designed for -he Hotel Dc Vile The En-ls,iag
If me Volunteers in 1892" and the Reception
Of the Imperial Guard at La Vuette after the
Campaign u Poland II 1901" are certainly the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
H.s TNIOTICE WINIVG-
Er.m II. -...--s- Vows

From tn, chic. -- News
There ts "a a9stl: waa is going 70 civ. up MS
profession and learn r-e -race ~ mac H.a-st"
.Nr-t Is tEe
why the increasing number of automobiles"
'But 7 Thought the more automobiles tae more
LDr-urs''
Not in all cases. he is a horse Doctor"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

N METROPOLITAN CHURCHES.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01
Settlers Rates to Pacific Coast Points
and the Northwest from DEBORAH

Are you interested in California or
the Pacific Northwest? Yes? Then
you ought to be interested in the fact
that Daily, during Sept. and Oct. the
Rock Island will sell tickets at De-
corah for California, Oregon, Wash
ington, British Columbia, Idaho.
Utah and Montana. And the special
rates will be about two thirds of the
regular limited rates. To illustrate
Regular rate to San Francisco and Los
Angeles is S47. 10 and to Portland,
Tacoma and Seattle S44. 10, while the
Rock Island Sept. Oct. special rates
are $3l. 80 to former group and S2S. So
to the latter group with correspond
ing low rates to other territory men
toned. The Rock Island runs daily
tourist sleepers to southern coast
points via Ell Paso. Texas and to San
Francisco and Los Angeles via Scenic
Route and Utah every Tuesday and
Thursday and also tourist car to
Portland every Tuesday. No better
time to visit the Pacific Coast than
now. No better or direct route than
the Rock Island. j. w. Lawhead,
Agent. 40-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01
MIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Its Presentation at the Grand in the
Near Future.

The pastoral comedy drama, "The
Night Before Christmas, which was
SO well received in this city last sea-
son returns here this year, for a stay
OF one week. Opening at the Grand
opera house Sunday night, Sept. 81.
The play still remains under the di
rection of Messrs. Burt & Nicolai, and
practically the same company will
present the piece that appeared here
last season. The leading role OF Judge
Phillips remains in the hands of the
we'll known popular actor, Elmer
Grandin.
The presence of children on the
stage always possesses an irresistible
charm for all classes of theatre goers.
and with ''The Night Before Christ
mas" this season are two as talented
child artists as can be found They
are the Clifton children, who as the
two grandma's pets of the play, have
speedily made themselves everybody's
pets in every city visited. Both have
important parts in the production and
the ease and natural grace Of these
versatile little actors has occasioned
unstinted praise.
One of the features of "The Night
Before Christmas" this season is the
singing of the Grace Church quartette
during the secod act.
The story of the play 1.-THE Night
Before Christmas is different from
anything written in the way of pas
toral drama. When grown men sit in
a theatre and without any attempt to
conceal the fact, wipe the tears from
their eyes at a scene or scenes in
play, there must be some attraction
which is worthy of, the attention of
every theatre goer. st. Paul Dispatch.
1.-THE Night Before Christmas" has
much the same action as "Way Down
East and "The Old Homestead. " 1t
is described as one of the prettiest
plays on the American Stage. This is
a dramtization of the book bearing
the same name, which has had an en-
ormous sale.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01
How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+; J. Cheney q Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known f.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him to be perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan.
cially able to cary out any obligations
made by their firm.
West d Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio. Walding, Kinnan &
Mervin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01
The National Irrigation {

The National Irrigation Congress
will be held at Colorado Springs.
Colo, Oct. 90, 1902, and the meeting
promises to be the largest of the kind
ever held. In order to help increase
the attendance the O. R. 1. & P.
agents in this territory will sell low
round trip excursion tickets with a
good return limit. See all G. r. l.
d T. agents at once for full informa-
tion. 1873
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01
500. DR.. E. Detchou,s Anti Diuret;e

May be worth to you more than 500
if you have child that soils bedding
from INCONVENIENCE of water during
sleep. Cures young and old alike. 1t
arrests the trouble at once. ST.. Sold
by Engbertson's Pharmacy, DEBORAH,
Iowa. 2-1yr.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01
Imitation is ALWAYS a token

Imitation is always a token of
appreciation. When one man initiates
another, he indicates his estimate of
the others value. Garland" Stoves
and Ranges are often initiated but
never equalled. Sold exclusively by
E. W. Hoyt. 1912
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01
NEW LODGE ORGANIZED
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NOW IN DEBORAH
A Lodge of the Above Order Instituted
on Monday Night, by Bayard
Lodge, of WaukOn.

MM DEBORAH Lodge, No. 230,
EX&MA Knights of Pythias, is new
iMsM fraternal secret society in
&M&AI the city of DEBORAH, having
VIZ been instituted with all the
pomp and glory customary on such
occasions on Monday evening, in the
G. A. r. hall. The work of institut-
ing the new lodge was performed by
Bayard lodge, of Waukon, assisted by
members of the Calmar lodge, under
the direction of the grand lodge of the
order, and was most excellently done.
This is one of the best lodges in the
state, has in its membership many
prominent citizens of Waukon, is
fortunate in the number of eloquent
speakers 1t contains, and has attained
high degree of efficiency in perform
ing the secret rites of the order. They
came over, thirty strong, and gave
the class of novitiates who happened
to be their victims an entertain
ment that was interesting indeed,
especially to the latter.
The work of instituting the lodge,
occupied the evening until midnight.
when all marched to the Congregation
nal church, where the ladies of that
society did themselves proud in
spreading delicious and toothsome
banquet, as did those who sat about
the tables in storing it away. The
banquet was followed by a number
of responses to toasts by gentlemen
from each lodge, and the exercises
closed at an early hour, everyone
feeling that the evening had been
delightful one
Following is list of the charter
members of the new DEBORAH lodge
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01

For the best 5000. shoe go to
Bromley & Co. 37-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-01

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo-Quini Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II 1t fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c. 3-'03.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-25
The Senate took a recess until
o'clock tonight.

~sS~N eShhkMts
HOUSE.
The House met this morning at II
o'clock and was opened with prayer by
the Rev. J.. Earle Maloy, OF Baltimore
Ninety-two members answered TO their
names at roll-call.
OF Anne Arundel county, title "Revenue
and Taxes" subtitle mortgages. and
to re-enact Sections lao A, I46 b and
I46 z, with amendments. was reported
favorably by the Committee on Ways
and Means. read a second time and or
dered engrossed for third reading.
The Senate bill introduced by Senator
Williams, of Anne Arundel county, to
change the title OF the Washington and
Annapolis Electric Ry Co. land extending
the powers of the Mayor and City Council
Of Annapolis, vas read first time and
referred TO the Committee on Corpora
tions.
The Senate bill introduced by Senator
Williams. of Anne Arundel county, to
pay George Jewell the sum Of s., 5o4 81
for paving around State circle by order
of the Board Of Public Works and the
Mayor and City Council Of Annapolis,
was read first time and referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
The Senate bill introduced by Senator
Williams. OF Anne Arundel county, to
repeal and re-enact with amendments
the Public Local Laws, title "Anne Arun-
del County" relating to public schools
OF Anne Arundel county, and the cleo
ton of secretary, treasurer and exam
aminer ard the salary of the same, and
that of clerk, was read first time and
referred to the Anne Arundel delegation.
This bill provides for the election of a
secretary and examiner Of public schools
in the month OF May OF each year at a
salary Of 81 200 and no more, and the
allowance OF $500 for personal expenses
10 visiting the schools Of the county at
least twice a year, and provides for a
clerk, at the discretion of the School
Commissioners. at a salary Of 500 and
no more. The bill has passed the Senate
and now awaits the action of the House.
The House bill introduced by Mr..
Shipley. of Anne Arundel county. title
Brooklyn" and to re-enact the same
with amendments,emp the County
Commissioners of Anne Arundel county
to appoint FIVE policemen for Brooklyn
and vicinity, one Of which shall be desig-
mated as chief. was returned from the
Senate endorsed Passed by yeas
and nays"
Senator Bryan's bill appropriating
sIoo. 600 for improving the water service
and supply OF Baltimore city, was re-
ported iayorabiy with proposed amend
ments, and read second time.
On motion OF Mr.. Straus, the House
took recess until 4 p. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-25
To-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.

Tne Senate met al IL o'clock, noon,
today, with all the Senators present.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. William
Hogan, of ST. Mary's Church.
The bill to compel the State OF Mary
land to refund to the Maryland National
Guard money spent by them during the
Spanish-American War, was read Sec
ond time and ordered engrossed for a
third reading.
T The Haman oyster bill, which was the
order for II clock. provoked the usual
discussion from the Senators from the
tide water counties and by Senators Rob-
inson, Bryan and Moses in support Of
the bill. Alter heated debates on both
sides Senator Lewis sent the bill to its
death by an able argument. Motion was
then made TO have the bill indefinitely
postponed, which was carried by vote
OF IA to II.
Senator Applegarth's majority report
from the special committee will come up
at this evenings session. Il provides ior
the more stringent enforcement Of the
Gull Law. and for the distribution ofxhells
on the barren bottoms BY the state.
Senator Williams. OF Anne Arundel
county. finally succeeded in having the
Senate pass the bill which secures the
fve-cent fare from Brooklyn and Curtis
Bay TO Baltimore. for the residents Of
the Fifth district Of Anne Arundel county.
Senator Williams had much difficulty
in securing the passage Of the bill, owing
10 the opposition Of the railroad company.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-25

This seek IS called Holy Week. BE-
cause during g ihe passion and death Of
Jesus are cemmemaf1fcd. Speeial serv-
ices viii be held ln the Protestant Epis-
coPal and Luihcrln churches every day.
bat TIE soiemn observance Of the passion
time in the Cathollc church viii COM
mencc temorcw evening with the sing
ing o. the EcuehIae. ne word Tene-
hrae slEnihss daFknesz. and the exiting
uon Of the nEhis al The service SYMBOL
izes The dafkness oi ne wofid when Christ
sas taken asaY. A So. Mays Church
the tcaeorae service sin commence al
2 80 eio<k tomofrow evening. and az
the same aour on the TO following even
ings. On hoiY THURSDAY the bells Of the
chuich sill fing "a Gloria tor the last
time until the mass Of the resurrection,
celebrated ~ Anticipation on Holy Sat.
uiday morning. A uoodcn clSpper takes
ihc place o. the bcll. ard In Institutions
where the bell Is used % awaken the
inmates IA tie moinIsg and 10 summon
them % exercises mant umes a day, the
NOISE Of tne ciappef has a weird effect.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-25
RED MEMS BALL

At Assembly Rooms, Thursday, April 10.
Chesapeake Tribe No. 81, limp. o. X.
NJ, will give grand Ball at the Assem-
bly, Rooms on IHE,sday HiglEt, Abr17 Iokh.
This organization is well-known for the
enjoyable entertainments given its mem
bers and patrons in the past, and the
coming occasion will not be an excep-
ton to the rule. The tickets of admis-
sion have been placed at the reasonable
price Of 5octs. for gentlemen and z5cts.
for ladies'. These tickets can be procur-
ed from the Drug Store of Gilbert &
Musterman, on State Circle, or from the
members Of the Tribe. Music will be
furnished by Prof. Schreyer's Orchestra,
and good time is guaranteed to all who
win attend and enjoy it. Dancing win
begin at 9 O'Clock. advt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-25
Having Fun At Invalid d,sH Expense.

Nh. Alex. Hart, the Maryland avenue
tobacconist, is extremely i'll, and little
hope is entertained Of his recovery. He
is suffering with cancer Of the stomach
and his condition is such as to render
him extremely nervous, and peculiarly
sensitive to noise. On Sunday night
some thoughtless young men took down
the sign that hargs in front Of the store
and threw il violently against the door.
The noise shocked Mr.. Hart and for
some time IL was feared the shock would
prove fatal. In small city like this it
IS generally known when people are sick,
and there was no excuse for this sort Of
sport by the young men in question
who endeavored to amuse themselves al
the expense OF sick man.