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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CI1Y TAX

10 Whom II My Concern: Notice 1,
hereby given that Il spsnial tax fhr M
PURPOSE OF constructing a sidewalk on he
west side OF West Temple street betwsss
Fourth South and Ninth South streetN an
the east side OF West Temple street be.
tween Sixth South and Eighth south
streets on the west side OF East Tempe
street between Sixth South aud Seventh
south streets In sidewalk districts Nos
q, ana %, has been levied By ordinance
Of the city council and confirmed by or.
dinance dated July 2Qth, 1893.
Said tax IL levied upon the f1llovis.
real property IN Salt Lake city. to-et.
an OF let's l. and % TO 10. lncluslyo. block
l. walkers subdivision OF block Q. plat A;
all of lots ! and 5. block A. plat A, di
lots 2 3, and 8, block Is. plat A; all 0ls
l. :, and :, block e. plat A; all ots /,
y and J, block q, plat a all lots and
3 block y, plat A, and all lots |. 9, aids
bloek II. plat A. Salt Lake CITY surrey.
ana 10 4 depth Of twenty-five feet back
from said streets is payable IN three
equal lnstallments aud Viii become delh.
qnent as follows. Said first inslallmsW
on The 9Fh day Of October. 1903. said SER
ond lnstallmcnt on the Goth DAY Of JAM.
AIRY, lpl, ana the said third mstalment "a
the Dlh day Of July, 1904
Each ~ the insta 'lmcnts, except tho
nrsl, shall draw interest AT the rate M
seven PEI cent per annum from the date
Of the levy as Aforesaid and n any br
either Qf said lnstallments shall De at.
PAID when they become delInducnt ID.
terest thereon shall be az the flie % tea
per cent per annum until such delinquent
lnstallments are fully nald
All special taxes are payable at my Of
nee, room lR city Hall. Salt LAKE t.ty ,
go, X. p. MORRIS.
CITY Treasurer and Special Tax Collector
Salt Lake City. Utah. August llth. 49,
Sidewalk Extension No. &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
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BlR'THDAY ANNIVERSARY.

An enjoyable event was the celebra-
tion last night OF the fiftieth anniver.
sary Of Mr.. A. N. T. orlob's birth at
his residence. s27 Second street The
evening was spent In various kinds Of
amusements and speeches We're made
by number Of the gentlemen present.
Dainty refreshments were served. az
ter which a musical program was ren.
dered. very much TO the delight Of all
present. Those present were Col. and
Mrs II. NJ II. Lund, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
W. Madsen, Consul and Mrs. Peter
Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs j. 5. Jensen, Mr..
aud Mrs. II. N. Newson. Mr. and Mrs.
o. p. Olson. Miss Hertha Jensen and
eight sons and daughters OF Mr.. Orob.
A feature which gave interest TO the
occasion was the presence Of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Johnson. Mrs. johnson Is
Nr. orlob's daughter who was mar
ried In Philadelphia one year ago on
this day; also Consul and Mrs. Han
sen, who were married rs years ago on
this day.
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HIS DEATH REGRETTED.
Railroad Men Honor the Memory OF
John A. Evans.

The funeral services over the remains
OF Jhon A. Evans, the young employe
OF the car accountants office Of the
Oregon short Line, We're held at the
Tenth ward Westinghouse this morning.
The Westinghouse was packed with
friends OF the deceased, whose untimely
death occurred at st. Marks hospital
on Sunday afternoon from appendicitis.
The number OF young people present
WAS very noticeable.
The floral tributes were many and
elaborate. among them being set pieces
from the sisters OF the young man, the
clerks In the car accountants office.
the boarders at the DreNel. and the
heads aud employees of every depart
ment al general headquarters OF the
Short Line The tributes paid by the
various speakers all tended TO show
the esteem in which the young man
was held.
A sad feature OF the death Of the
young man was that he was the third
Of the family to pass away within the
past Is months. HIS father and mother
having preceded him within that time,
John A. Evans was an exceptiongi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
ASSESSMENTS
IN THIS COUNTY
-----
Values Placed Upon Property by
State Board.
GRAND TOTAL Is S4,l87.432.
Table showing the Apporiionmeot
Among the several school Dis
,ricts of tue County.

The board OF county commissioners,
at its meeting yesterday afternoon,
adopted the following resolution rela-
tive TO the apportlonment among the
school districts OF the county the assess
ed valuation OF the property OF railroad,
telegraph and telephone companies, car
companies and the net proceeds OF
mines which was apportionsd to Salt
Lake county by the state board OF
equalization;
Resolved, BY the board Of county
commissioners Of Salt Lake county that
an order Is hereby made, and IL d.
rccted 10 be entered In the minute book
OF the county commissioners IN pursu-
nnce OF the provisions OF section 1862,
Revised Statutes, stating and declar-
ing the property assessed by the state
board OF equalization within Salt Lake
county, the property of railroads, rail-
road companies, telegraph companies
telephone companies and car companies,
and the net proceeds OF mines 10 be
A,lsi,432 az shown BY the order filed
with the county auditor, and the as-
sessed value OF such property IN each
city, town and school district In this
county as shown by the order filed with
the county auditor. is hereby stated and
declared 10 be as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
surveying Party Camped at Beck
with Springs, 1ooeIe County,
SOME COAL EXCITEMENT.
orospectors Areat Work Near lookout
Pass with n weli-BoriBg
OulhL

A resident OF Grantsvlle was this
morning authority for the statement
that the long expected survey party
which Is checking up on the old Major
Wilkes survey round the south end OF
Great Salt Lake is now camped in the
vicinity OF. Beckwith Springs near Ce-
dar Pass on the edge Of the desert.
1t has been an open secret that the
Western Pacific had dispatched a part
ty OF surveyors TO work between the
Nevada line and Salt Lake city, three
weeks ago, but this is the first definite
news OF their whereabouts.
In connection With the Western Pa
clhc Mr., Rydalrh states that there is
a party at work boring for water in
the vicinity OF Lookout Pass. This
party has driven number OF bores
and is still hard at work Residents Of
Grantsyille affirm that the work lis be-
ing done for the Western Pacific. As
the point indicated, however, Is miles
south OF the contemplated route the
theory OF O local engineer is probably
she correct one,
II know that the Western Pacific has
q party out - he said. but what In
thunder would they want to be boring
Tor water FOR before they had definitely
decided on the route, 1t Is against AZ
ethics OF surveying, If the truth IL
known the party Is out after coal.
There Is considerable showing at that
point and there has been a lot Of quiet
prospecting right In where the party is
at work. In fact there Is somewhat OF
a Hurry locally over II. would Just
bet that some fellows have taken
Wellboring outfit out with them and
are sinking for coal signs"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
COMPLAINT AGAINST M'kANE
westman's Assallant Charged With
Murder In the Second Degree.

This afternoon County Attorney
weaeryelt filed complaint In Judge
Diehrs court against Thomas McKane.
charging him with murder In the Sec
one degree, II Is alleged that hs struck
{. A. Westland on the head, knocking
him to the pavement, and that thereby
Westman sustained fractured skull.
the same causing his death.
II viii be remembered that two men
were arrested in connection with the
case. They were McKane and George
Kiotz. The coroner's jury exonerated
Klotz and McKane was held. The COM
plant against him was drawn up IN the
usual form, and IL signed by Deputy
Sheriff Billy" Edwards. II Is quite
likely that he will be arraigned tomor-
row moridng. County Attorney Westsr-
welt stated this afternoon that he was
inclined TO believe there we're some ele-
ments OF murder In the second degree In
relation to the case and that possibly
there would be other developments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
RICHARD HYLAND'S ESTATE.
Petition for Appointment of John Nc.
Donald as Administrator.

eliza j. Hyland today filed q petition
IN the probate division of the Third dis
trIct court asking tlnt John McDon-
aid be appointed administrators OF the
estate Of Richard Hyland, deceased,
who died May II, 1908. The estate con-
slsts OF several unpatented mining
claims OF unknown value. life lnsur.
ance policy for 81 1000, cash on deposit
amounting 20 $3.50 and Il claim for dam
ages against the Commercial Mining
company and the Frankfort Marine
Accident Insurance company for the
death Of deceased who was killed In the
first named company's mine. The pc
tition will be heard by Judge Hall on
Friday, Aug, Is,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
MAY CROSS BRIDGE.
Maple Leaf Wins In Suit Against
Union Pacific.

Omaha, Aug, ll.-Judge Munger, in
the federal court today. handed down
decision granting TO the Chicago,
Great Western railway a mandatory
Injunction against the Union Pacific
railroad In which the latter is ordered
to grant the Great Western the use of
the Missouri river bridge and its ter
minnl In Omaha and South Omaha.
Further, the court holds that the right
TO use these terminals expands with
the expansion and growth OF the COM
panies properties.
The suit was brought by the Great
Western under the acts OF Congress
making the bridge an open one for all
railroads upon the payment OF reason
able compensation. and the subsidy
granted by Douglas county, Neb., and
the city Of Omaha. Formal decision
VIII be given Thursday. Aug. 10. at
which time the Great Western may
take steps to enter this city from Coun.
ell Bluffs, to which point its tracks are
now constructed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
Flying DUTCHMAN'S" TRIP
What Happened in the Wake OF Chief
DeyIne's Forenoon Run.

There was brief sensatlon this
morning ON west First South street, AS
the fire chief and his Flying Dutch
man" OF wagon went shooting west
In response to an alarm. AS he passed
Richards street, with the gong in full
action, the horse attached to a buggy
OF II. s. Chalmers, which was stand.
INK on the corner, pricked UP its ears,
and started IN fun TIT after the chiefs
chariot Chalmers is q cripple with
one leg, and his crutches were In the
buggy, while he had just got out. The
rig switched away from him, leaving
him seated IN the Middle OF the road
revolving many things In his mind,
The crutches were recovered, also the
horse, some time later with the buggy
the worse for the run, Mr, Chalmers
was not q little cOmforted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
PERSONALS.

Dr. and NJ. A. Hughes are home from
a pleasant outing In East Canyon.
DR.. ]. f. Crltchlow is OF on a two
weeks vacation to Idaho.
Miss Bessie westphal Of Helena ia
visiting In this city, with Miss Olive
william Freeman Is home from a six
weeks visit with relatives ana friends
IN Missouri and Illinois. Mrs. Freeman
VIII remain east until fab
Mrs. W. Louis Russell Of Butte, who
has been stopping at the Kenyon leaves
tonight for 81. Louis to meet her hus-
Miss Mary Boutwell, Of New Hsmp.
shlre 10 visiting In this city, with The
ismily OF Charles wilkes on First street
Miss Boutwelrs brother Is a member Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
COURT NOTES.

Suit for divorce has been filed In the
district court by Johanna Halgren
against David Halgren on the ground OF
failure TO provide, The couple was
married In this city on Sept. 10, 1901,
and have one child, OF which Mrs. Hal
gren asks TO be awarded the custody
Suit for divorce has been filed in the
district court by Georgia Woolrich
against Harry Woolrich on the
grounds OF desertion and failure to pro-
vide. They We're married In Chicago on
Dec, r. 1894 The defendant is now
supposed to be in Seattle, Wash.
Emma Cox this afternoon filed suit
for divorce In the district court against
Ernest Cox oh the grounds Of deser-
tion. The couple was married May 10,
1893 and has one child. OF which the
plaintiff asks the custody She also
asks to be awarded alimony, attorneys
fee and costs OF suit.
The supreme court has handed down
an opinion reversing the judgment OF
the lower court In the case OF ID. p.
Tarpey Va Andrew Madsen. appellant.
The action was brought In the First dis
trict court 10 eject defendant from a
small plece Of property OF nominal
value and Judge Hart decided IN favor
OF painuff. The supreme court in.
siructs the lower court TO allow Madsen
10 amend his answer and then TO pro.
coed with a new trial
The Cudahy Packing company has
filed an attachment suit in the district
court against G. Il, Kelsey and conf
pany. Of Mountain Home. Idaho. TO re-
cover s6l0d alleged to be due for mer-
chandlse sold TO defendant.
Suit for divorce was filed In the dis
trict court today by Jennie T.. Hoag-
mnd against oscar G. Hoaglund on the
ground Of failure TO support They
were married IN this city on July ~.
1871, and nave one child OF which plaiH-
tin ask the custody. She also asks that
her maiden name, Jennie t. Lundsrom.
be restored to her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
WIFE WANTS A DIVORCES,
Agnes Perino Charges Her Husband
With Cruelty and Drunkenness.

Cruelty. habItual drunkenness aud
failure 10 provide are the grounds upon
which Agnes PerIno asks for divorce
from Joseph Perino. The compliant.
which was filed In district court yester-
day, alleges that they were married In
San Giorgie Italy. on Oct, 2S 1883, and
have one child Of which plaintiff asks
the custody, II IL charged that defend
ant Has been an habitual drunkard for
more than year and that. on the night
OF Dec. I, 1902, while In an intoxicated
condition. he came TO their home at
Bingham and kicked I'm the door to his
wife's bedroom, dragged her from the
bed. beat her In the face with his
fists and threatened to kill her.
On Feb. 2. 1903. Mrs. Perino alleges
that her husband drew razor and
threatened 10 kill her, but was prevent
ed from 30 doing by the interference
Of friends. She therefore asks for d.
yorce. for the custody Of their child,
and for q reasonable sum as alimony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11

boy He was only recently promoted
by Car Accountant Brewer from Office
boy During this time he attended to
his work and at the same time took a
course In mechanical engineering with
the object In view OF entering the Ore
gon Short Line shops at Pocatello as an
apprentice Superintendent j. +. Dunn
OF the motive power and machinery de-
partnent took an interest In him and
predicted that he would make his mark
as mechanical engineer and II was
under his advice that the young man
proposed TO enter the shops ON Aug. /.
However, he contracted appendicitis
and died at the early age OF Il. quite
q number Of hls fellow employees at
tended the funeral among them being
II. S, Camp, r. L. whitney II. 3. Da-
wilson, W. G. Price. W. ]. Showaker
and j r. Green who acted as pail
bearers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
THE FLORENCE MINING CO,
Asks Secretary Of Interior 10 Allow i 10 R''cs,l'
Mineral Claim on Uintah Reservation.
Request IL Not Granted ms He Has No
Authority 10 Grant Permits TIL
survey IL Made.
Especial to the "News.'y

Washington, d. c., Aug. 1.-THE at
torney Of the Florence Mining company
has requested the secretary of the In
terror TO permit this company to relo-
cate mineral claims on Cintah Indian
reservation. secy, Hitchcock informed
Judge NcCalmont. the attorney, that
he cannot grant their wishes as ne has
ne authority to issue any permits until
the reservation has been surveyed,
PATENTS ISSUED.
Patents Issued, ldaho-Clarence T..
Haynes, Genesee puzzle.
utah--Edwar aSrver. Ogden, equal
izing and bypass valve.
PENSION,
A pension of IS per month has been
granted Annie Reeve Evans Of Utah.
SALIVA POSTMASTER,
Horatlo T. Wright has been appointed
postmaster at Salina, SEWER county,
Utah, vice Mark A. Pendleton, resigned.
The Commercial Bank OF Salt Lake
City has been approved as reserve
agent for the First National Bank Of
Rawlns, Wyo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
ROLLING STOCK ORDERED.
Salt Lake Route Places $50 Fiat
And $50 Box Cars.

One OF the biggest orders recently
placed In the west has been given by
the SEN Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake by Vice President j. Ross CLARK.
This consists OF $50 fiat ears Of $4,000
lbs. capacity, and $50 box cars Of 10000
lbs. capacity, from the Pullman Co.
The fiat cars VIII be ~ II. long and s Il.
Hin, wide. The box cars win be 50 H.
long and II. : In. wide. The special
equipment for both includes. Simplex
holsters and brake beans Congdon
brake-shoes, Westinghouse air brakes.
Ajax brasses, Janney couplers for Nat
cars and Tower couplers for box cars
National Malleable Castings Co.'s door
fastenings, Durham doors, Miner draft
rigging, Nccord journal boxes and lids,
Chicago roofs, Pittsburg Spring & Steel
Co.'S springs. Pullman standard trucks
and Griffin wheels
Granite Stake day Saliair, Friday
Special train ~ noon. All invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
AFTERNOON CALL.

Mining stocks were not quite so ac-
tive this afternoon, There was less en-
thusiasm displayed In the pit and brok-
ers had fewer buying orders to exc.
cute. Daly-West was slightly stronger,
but New York inclined toboggan.
ward.
The sales posted We're:
Daly'West, 70 al $500 60 at 3s4O; 25
at $3.50 Shares sold, IS.
Star Con, 100 at my; 900 at 2l..
Shares sold. 1900
Martha Washington, 1000 at 2.
New York, 500 at 80; 1000 at S2h,
Victor Con, 100 at IL.
Wabash, 200 at 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
MORGAN VOTES BONDS.
School Districts Consolidate and VIII
Erect New Building.

A meeting Of citizens and taxpayers
was held at Morgan on last Friday
night when II was decided by vote to
consolidate the North and South Nor
gan school districts Bonds were voted
for the construction OF new school
building and q committee was elected
TO select the site for the building. The
committee is composed Of State Supt.
Nelson, Supt Whiteside. OF Davis
county, and Supt Wilson. OF Weber
county. For a number OF years the
citizens Of Morgan have wranfled over
The location OF the schoolhouse. Two
sites We're proposed. each OF which was
backed BY a different contingent OF
taxpayers. An agreement between
the two could not be reached. 80 il
was decided TO elect by vote a commit
tee OF disinterested parties to select the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
BUSINESS NOTES.

a correspondent calls attention to
discrepancies In the weekly reports OF
the decrease IN the salt Lake bank
clearings by Bradstrect and the salt
Lake clearing house. The discrcp-
ancy Is apparent rather than real, as
the two reports do not run concurrent
~ as Bradslreets report ends Thurs
day night, while he Salt Lake clear
Ing house report ends Saturday noon
T0days local bank cloanngs amount
ed TO AfG,026. 20. as against s6i5. 500 50
for the same day last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
DEATH OF JOHN c. JONES.

John G.. Jones, a well known miner,
died at his home in South Jordan on
Aug, T. at the age Of Sc years, He was
buried at Crescent ON Aug. 6, The de-
ceased was well known IN mining cir
cles, being the manager Of the Glendore
Minlng company at the time of his
death, lie left wife, II children and
~ grandchildren who nave the SYM
pathy OF large circle Of friends in
their bereavement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
MORE DELEGATES.
Names Of Those Who viii Attend
Trans Mississippi Congress.

Delegates TO represent Utah az the
Transmississlppi Commercial congress,
which meets at Seattle Aug. Is to 2l.
Inclusive. were. named today by Acting
Governor James T. Hammond, The
delegates are; Senator Reed Smoot
and Jesse knight Of Provo George
Romney. w. w. Ritter. w. n, Williams,
Henry Dlnwoodey and G. II. Taylor.
Salt Lake; S. l.. Chapman, American
Fork: ]. r. Barnes, Kaysville; Alfred
ScoWoroft. ogden.
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SHOWING ny COUNTIES.
Comparative Statement or This and
Last Ycar--Totais Arrived ut Today.

Following is table completed today
by the state board Of equalization
showing the grand total assessment for
the state Of Utah AS reported by county
auditors, and including assessments by
the state board. The revision to be
made later in the year win make some
changes, but will not materially alter
the totals as presented. With the ia
BILE as completed today. Is given for
comparison the figures for the various
counties for the previous fiscal year:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11

An equal good - schilling's
Bes! to maker grocer and
you. To maker and grocer big
trade and no trouble; to you,
what you want and no trouble.
Moncyback.
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AT THE RESORTS.
fnunnnnn.uHuIulnnnnrNuJp

EENI 10 TUT y y y 70 10 uIH 10 uTF
The big scandinavian excursion to
saltair occurs tomorrow. Three stakes
Salt Lake, Granite and Jordan-will
participate. In addition 10 dancing
and bathing there will be speeches by
the First Presidency There viii also
be 4 program Of sports with prizes TO
the winnerf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11

the geological coast survey. and Is at
present at work near Park city,
City Editor Charles l.. Stevens Of the
Joliet, His. Daily News, is visiting at
Marysvae Utah, with his father, who
is engaged in mining there.
Fred Culmer has returned to Chicago.
whore he Is engaged in superlnt ending
the erection Of refinery plant.
Miss Agnes Marsh, Of Manchester.
England, is visiting in the city with her
friend, Miss Lillian James, daughter Of
County Clerk James.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11

Yourdruggist win refund your money II PAzo
OINTMENT falls 10 cure R!ngworm letter. Old
Ulcers and sores. Pimples and BLACK heads
On he face. and all skin diseases 80 cents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11

site, The committee will visit Nor.
gan In few days, when the location
Of the building VIII be determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-11
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re.
ported by Hudson & Sons Co,
brokers. were.
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EczEMA. NO CURE NO PAY.

Total 49,. ,.si2S,lisla2 ,iis,Oi7.2tt
Increase-siO.i ol. 22c.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1903-10-16
Consumption Cure.

German physicians have discovered
new cure for tuberculosis. While
travelling in Australia, German mer-
chant found the natives using an ey-
tract of eucalyptus leaves and roots
as a cure for consumption, He report
ed his observation to a group of Berlin
physicians, and they have concocted
combination OF flowers of sulphur,
powdered charcoal and dried eucalyp-
tus leaves, the fumes of which, when
heated, they claim, have deadly eff
feet on the tuberculosis bacilli without
10 any way injrring the patient,
These physicians made a report at
the May meeting of the Berlin Med!-
cal society on the results OF their
experiments. In one hospital out of
30 patients treated. more than fifty
have been discharged as cured. The
patients were in all degrees OF ron-
rnmption, aud s01n9iot them had been
Nopsidered beyond relief.