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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-02
Latch.

James II. Tillman, former 1ieuten.
a~nt.governOr of South Carolina, and
son of former Congressman George d.
Tillman and nephew of United States
Senator Tillman, was put on trial in
Lexington, S. c., on the 2Sth, for the
murder of n. G. Gonzales, editor of
the State, the chief newspaper OF
South Carolina.
John O'Grady, a prominent corpora
ton lawyer, died in Kansas City, Mo-,
on the 2Sth, after a brief illness. Mr..
O'Grady was born in Ireland in 1850
and was admitted to the bar at Wex-
ford. He came to this country in 1870.
He had practiced law in Kansas City
for the past 10 years.
The employees in the Cincinnati
branch of the American Type Foundry
Co. went out on a strike at Cincin.
natl, on the 28th, on orders from their
organization headquarters in Chicago.
The men said it vas to be a general
strike of all the type foundries in the
country.
Charles Becker, considered the clev-
crest tOrgcr in America, is once more
at liberty. Becker left San Quentin
(Cal) prison, on the 2Sth, after having
served seven years for raising a Sl2
Graft to $4,000 on the CrockeF."oo
worth bank or san FRANCISCO 'a.
At a consultation of physicians, on
the 18th, 1t was DECIDED that an OPP
Grafton was hot necessary III .'c case
OF Archbishop John Joseph Nam, Oh
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-02
FOREIGN,

The porte has expressed a wish for
the withdrawal of the American war
ships now OF Beirut. II Is thought in
Constantinople that the United States
will no consent.
Great Britain Is made to realize that
King Edward VII. Is a ruler who means
to rule by the vigor with which he has
taken hold of the cabinet situation and
the African war and army scandals.
Great Britain and Spain have agreed
to the establishment Of a French pro-
tectorate over Morocco.
Comte Henri de la Vaulx. Comte
Hadelius Dautremort and Capt. Jules
Veger have set q new balloon record by
crossing from Paris to Hull, q distance
Of 800 miles. in TN hours.
Withdrawal of the American war
ships from Beirut seems unlikely for
the present. in view Of n cablegram re-
ceived at the state department from
Minister Leishman, who says that the
state Of affairs nj Beirut may yet be
regarded as uncertain.
The national cncampmont of the
Union Veterans Union and the ma
tional convention of the Woman'i
Veteran Relief Union will be held In
Louisville. Ky. October II 10 Is. in
elusive.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-02
T|LLMAN'S TRIAL
BEGAN MONDAY
Wonderful Array of Legal Talent
for the Defense.
BOTH SIDES READY FOR TRIAL
A. the Time of the wiling T;,i'nnn
Was observation-disclosures OF the
Stnte-Has Hired Al the Law
yera in Lexington.

Columbia. 8. c., Sept. 29.-After two
,o%ntinuances and a change of venue
James II. Tillman, son of former Con
gresham George ID. Tillman and
nephew Of United States Senator Till
nan, was put on trial in Lexington,
Monday. for the murder Of n. G. Con
tales, editor of the State, the chief
newspaper Of middle and upper Caro-
lima. The trial had been set for Mon
day, April 10. At the time the editor
was slain Tillman was lieutenant gov
arnor of the state, having been elected
for two years in 1900. His term of
office expired five days after the trag-
edy, when Tillman was in Jail.
AT II o'clock the prosecution an
bounced ready for trial and counsel for
me defense answered that while all
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-02
PERSONA AND POLITICAL.

During a quarrel over 20 cents at
Middlcsboro, Ky. John Jones shot and
Killed Lawrence Duffy.
An anti-Sunday baseball bill has
been passed by both branches Of the
Alabama Legislature. The bill pro-
hibits the playing on Sunday Of base
ball. tennis. golf and football.
Mrs. Perkins and daughter were
drowned while trying to cross the Des-
PLANES river near Dundee, MINI.
At C%ynthiana. Ky. Judge Osborne
sentenced Curtis Jet to be hanged De-
cember is for killing James COckrill
at Jackson. Ky, July q. 1902.
The Farmers National congress ad-
iourned at Niagara Falls, y. Y, after
elec,ing Harvie Jordan, Monticello,
Ga, president.
Father Callahan, the pastor Of the
Cathedral parish. Denver, Col, and in
and for the building of a new cathe-
dral, is short in his accounts to the
amount of something like 10000.
President Roosevelt and his execu-
tive staff have returned to Washington
from Oyster Bay.
Chairman Dick. Of the Ohio repub-
lican state committee. has declined the
challenge OF John II Clarke, democrat.
&C. nominee for United States senator
to "A joint debate with Senator NJ. A
Hanna.
1.-The populists viii have their owr
ticket in the field and poll nor votes
than ever before" says former Senator
Marion Butler, Of North Carolina
chairman OF the populist committee.
Judge John NJ. Bailey, presiden
Judge Of the Twentieth judicial district
dropped dead In his bath Dor a
Huntington. Pa.
Gov. Cummins, Of Iowa, opened tn
state campaign at nes Moines with
speech outlining the harmony policy I,
prevail this fall.
Plus X. It Is claimed, is in thorough
sympathy with the liberal views q
Cardinal Gibbons and his party in tn
Roman Catholic hierarchy.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-02
lord Miner. the British hir com.

Lord Miner. the Brit!sh hig com.
missioner in South Africa. who Is now
at Carlsbad, has been offered and has
declined the colonial secretaiyship.
The Nashville has been ordered to
Nicaraguan waters to protect Ameri-
cans, who complain of bad treatment.
The Turkish government has ordered
the immediate mobilization of GA bat
talions of the army reserve. half the
force to report at Salonica and the re-
mainder to operate with Adrianople as
the base.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-02

the witnesses were not in attendance
the defense was ready. The prisoner
i'm the meantime had entered the dock
for ~arraignment.
The indictment was read and Till
man pleaded not guilty. He was
dressed in a black suit, and with his
six feet two inches presented a strik-
ing picture.
Much is expected Of Senator Ben
Tillman, an uncle of the prisoner, by
the lawyers for the defense. He was
here last Monday, and will be present
during the trial. Senate Tillman Is
the idol of the people of Lexington
county, which has no towns of NOR.
than a few hundred inhabitants. 1t was
in Lexington, Edgefield and Saluda
counties that the Tillman movement in
South Carolina first secured a foot
hold, and anything that Senator Till
man wants the voters of these counties
try to give him.
On the day of the shooting. January
Is, Mr.. Gonzales left his Office about
two o'clock and was walking home TO
lunch. 1t was cold. He had on an
overcoat and carried his hands in his
pockets, with the thumbs on the out
side, an habitual position with aim. AT
the same time the lieutenent-governOr,
who had just taken off the flowing pur-
pie robes worn by the li~eutenent-gov-
ernor in South Carolina in his capacity
as president Of the senate, left the
@statehouse with two friends. Editor
Gonzales and the Tillman party me:
Just at the intersection OF the street
down which Mr.. Gonzales was about TO
turn. When directly opposite him
Tillman extended his arm and fired the
bulle. entering one side and passing
out the other.
At the application for bail, which
was refused, Tillman stated that he
had bcen notified Gonzales had made
threats against him and that he saw
the editor thrust his hand down in his
pocket. Thereupon he shot. In an
ante-mortem declaration Mr.. Gonzales
said he had sent no messages, made nc
threat, was unarmed and expected nc
trouble. Tillman used a German mag
azine pistol. having great penetration
He also had another revolver OF large
caliber on his person at the time. TWO
men-one a dOOrkeeper, appointed by
Tillman, who had a bad reputation II
Edgefeld, and a friend Of the doorkeep-
err of the same class-confrmed TIL
mans story. lie Is contradicted by o
prominent lady of this city, and Meth
err of the friends with whom he was
walking saw any hostile movement. A
building contractor and several other
persons known In the community, eye
witnesses, contradict Tillman. All the
evidence on the subject is that Editor
Gonzales was not armed, had not car.
ried a pistol for many years.
1t Is the opinion of a good many peo.
pie that the intention OF Tillman was
definitely known to several Of his mos
intimate friends several days in adj
vance and developments along this line
may cause sensations.
A jury was secured In thu afternoon
and the state proceeded with presep'
tation OF witnesses.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

A start has been made at lay
ing the roofing Of the new court
house. As an example Of fine
architecture the building is in
no manner disappointing. 1t IS
certainly going to be a most
handsome structure. That it is
going to be a most expensive one
and exceed greatly the amount
first contemplated can not be de-
MED. But the determination on
the part of the board or county
commissioners to have the build
ing first class in every particular,
will meet the approval of u ma
jority of the tax payers of the
county. AS the building is to be
strictly fire proof it must endure
for many generations. The pen
ny-wise policy of using the cheap
and the shabby in furnishing and
finishing the building, thus
marring it's elegance, wonld moi
be approved by the people gener.
ally. While the job is being
done, and since it is to be done
but once, it should be done we'll.
II there is any county in the state
that a afford to have u splendid
county capitol 1T is the broad
county of Brown.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
PLANA

Columbia S wedding fever seems to
be contagious for John e. Jones is
now a happy benedict and we hope he
always will be a happy one. The
bride was Miss Annie Owens. formerly
of this place.
Hiram Kipp has bought a fine gray
mare OF Nate johnson.
At school election last Tuesday the
following officers were elected: g. IL.
Creek, clerk; I. A. Jones, treasurer:
Ole Eyerson, chairman.
Morgan e. Jones has lately put up
a new wind mill and painted his
house.
Parties attending the Sunday
School Convention in Aberdeen last
! Wednesday we're William Roland,
chairman of this Sunday School
delegation. Mrs. T. A. Williams and
son, John Chamberlain, William
| Davidson.
Court being over L. a. Williams
and r.. ID. Roberts are back On the
farm, away from the artesian water
beverage and street sprinkler atmos-
phere of the Hub and are just be-
lginning to feel ,he dry spell.
O. S. Steel and wife have taken
advantage of the excursion rates to
visit Boston, leaving last Wednesday.
Roy Hulburt formerly "a resident
here, returned last Tuesday night
from Iowa.
Miss Minnie Davidson is out from
Iowa visiting relatives mere.
The Mace bee ka!l
finely considering that the boyssaresse
busy.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

KYLE Hall gave a party to his boy
and girl friends on Thursday after
noon that was a very enjoyable affair,
especially when it came to the cake
and cream
Marcus welty started out to see
the world the other day. He is 0
in the vicinity Of Carstairs, Alberta,
Canada. w wish him a safe return
to his mother.
At the Lansing school election
TUESDAY the following officers were
elected: Alex NJ. Mitchell, chairman;
Ncls Knudson, treasurer and Anton
Tangeu, clerk.
ChaS. Wilson. our universal genius
who can do anything from paiIing a
COW, working in the harvest field or
on the section, or manipulating a
barn. while engaged in painting Jas,
Norton'S barn on Sunday, fell from
the highest point Of said building
with a pot Of paint in his hand and
like a cat fell on his feet, one of
which was badly sprained. The in
jury may lay him up for several
weeks.
We all mourn the death Of our late
neighbOr, NJ. @. Aaringen, who was
buried at Bath on Monday last. He
was a good friend, quiet and un-
!, assuming. Owing to the short time
between death and burial compar,
: a"tively few from HoughtGn and vici.
nifty attended the funeral. His twin
brother came on from Minnesota but
was too late to see the re
mains. We understand his wife, af.
ter strengthening up his affairs viii
remove to Bath where her daughters
live.
; Geo. n. Nutter has been relieved
U as ticket agent OF the G. & n. w. al
this point and is to take a simila.
1 position at a small station some 81,
miles this side Of Yankton. We HOPE
for the sake Of the citizens Of tina
. point, hewill treat them more gentle
; manly than he seemed to be capabl,
2 of treating anyone who had much t.
2 DO with him in a business way Will
here. He is succeeded by SIR. DAME
a Morrisscy who comes from Neenah
Wis. and who finds it difficult to ge
accommodations for his family an
may not stay with Us on t~hataccOunt
n There are no houses to rent for Low
or money.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

past winter and spring returned 10
her home near Vermillion, S. d., laSV
Saturday morning.
Several trainloads of cattle when
will be sent to EyartS passed through
here Tuesday LUIS Salu Ol''c II va,
the largest NUMBER OF d '''s5
II Il Single ""2 winch N'
along VII" ''~' v
'h'Ioreh l'"' 'No,''''' ,aS+
served by the n"ioaS "Iilo," "5'
SUNDAY. Ihe'e ""'" s'''
Jas NNeei'''a'' "nu WIG '~'o
three weeks ''HiU }" '''' n
states. lucy WIN '"'1 '
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
noudHToN

Mrs. w. VI. De La went To Ipswich
to attend the state convention Of the
w. CT. u
Quite q number Of she school teac "a
ers Of this vicinity areatteadHne
tha teachers Institute.
& Bert Fessenden, 7 IS Low, d. II.
Crown, i. GAgnew and Miss Welty
yisitedtns Hub during the week.
We had d good rain on Thursday
evening and night, which, III general
will gladden. the hearts Of the farmers
verylnuch.
Is. q. Lovel and G. M. Spur were
in this vicinity doing business and
Visiting friends for a short time the
beginning OF the week.
Paul McDearmon intends visiting
his brother JOS, who as located ID
Kennsdy sIsIfahelfge THAT
part OF the country he may locate
there.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
WARNER
]. Williams is painting

A. z. Williams is painting his
house. rs
Chas. Hogeboomi is visiting relatives
at Greencastle, Indiana
Gilborne Bros. well rig is again
working on the artesianSwelI This
makes the third time CHE have mad
their Mg here aimee nell was
thought To be finished Ia january
Jean Horning has us finished
painting his house
The Mansfield and Warner Sunday
schools held y picnic in s.. N: Wright,ss
grove last Saturday. All reported
having iSantIioyedssaa good time.
Miss Bessie Kutzler, who has been
teaching the Kemp School for the
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

The Alexander Mitchell library
building which has been COM
pleted and occupied by the city
library since last fall has never
been formally turned over to the
city until it was done last Friday
by the final report of the building
committee. This committee was
appointed persuant to resolution
passed by the council April s.,
1901, and consisted of John g.
Adams, then mayor of the cit,
and the sitting aldermen, A. n.
Aldrich, M. H. Kelly and A. @
Witte.
The city certainly owes much
to the gentlemen Of this COM
mite whc have given very mnci,
time to the faithful adminastra-
ton of the trust imposed upon
them. 1t was a handsome gift,
this $4,000 given by Mr..
Carnegie for the contraction of
the building, but the gift Of time
in the service Of this trust, made
by the gentlemen Of thissees.
mittee, at serious sacrifice d
pirate interests, has gone into
tho building and while II stands
must count in its fine proportions
and elegant appointments. ...
In addition to securing . dona-
ton Of the library grounds from
Chas. a. Prior, when the com.
mite come to settle With tfhltt
contractor, a. g. Fossum and sub
contractor, Chas. Edwards, The
Milwaukee railroad, and the com.
panies furnishing brick and stone,
they used their persuasive powers
to such good advantage that they
secured rebates amounting to
oHEMMkus
Ioswhich enabled them to
obtain the elegant furniture
which has been placed III the
binding.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
SUMMONS.

State of South Dakota, -
County of Brown.
In Circuit Court-Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Carrie l.. West. Plaintiff,
VS..
Edward e. West, Defendant.
The state of South Dakota sends greetingto
Edward b.. West, the above named defend
ant: You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to appear and answer the complaint
OF the above named plaintiff, a 0 ofswhicl,
complaint is hereto ATTACHED and herewit i
served on you, within thirty days from til:
service of this ummons upon you. exclusive
of thedayof service. and il you fail to APP
pear and answer the said COMPREHENSIVE
in the time aforesaid. plaintiff will apply
to the co art for the relief demanded In said
complaint! NJ .
Dated May 18th, 1909. hR
I.IO. CURTIsS,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Aberdeen. $ D.
To the above named defendant Edward e.
West: You will lake notice that the com.
plant in the above action was.filedssi in the
office of the clerk OF the circuit court fcrsait
Brown county on the 1Sth:day OF May $685.
ITO. CURTIs
Plaintiffs Attorney
First Publ. May q, 'O3---7D
%E &aMEZhE ZAH .HE nAA 49, ANa
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
E, let Sc w. iiANSON.

Mr.. John Kruger left for Elmorc,
Wis. Thursday evening on a visit
to relatives fer a month or 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lenling and son
Await left for the east last Monday to
attend the wedding Of their niece
which will occur on the 24th Of June.
There is considerable building being
done in this vicinity. The following
nerson9ara pnttingup building or have
them newly built. Carl Paedke, an
addition to his house: John ReDcr, a
granary: Oarl Nrucger d granarE,
Chas. Schley, a house; Godlieb Lcnline
a taru: VIII Kruger, a house; Ernest
D~obbernfuhl, addition to house, john
Dobberhfuhl, a barn; James Schlick:
a barn: VIM. STANCE, addition tC
house: Albert pagel, addition tt
house and Il new barn: Frank THE
man, a house; Gust Breitkrent,
barn: Carl Erkman, a house: and a LOT
, more building to be done yet.
Henry Lenling has recently sold l6(
| acres of land to Aug. Sagerfrom Wis.
for $50 an acre.
We need rain very bad the crop
| are suffering from frost and drought
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19

81 have been troubled for some
time with Indigestion and sou stom-
ach," says Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis. of
Lee, Mass, and nave been taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets which have helped me very
much so that now / car eat many
things that before I could not" II
you have any trouble with your
stomach why not take these Tablets
and get we'll? For sale by all drug,
gists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
COLUMBIA

Tas and Ernaman Cppr and Norm. |
Rocco rotur,ad from Pierre Tuesday. |
u u Coleman looked after business
io+oroe,c hcrn Wednesday
Who is better rooter than Kinney
Tho quarantine was removed at the
Rocsa nl,cn Wednesday.
49,, ~ y
IN. , m 90 Nr.
- C,.-ID. M,'Nl rits ,.;.i,ad
old friends here I,st Friday
D .,., i
season we have LEFT our paint stock
RIM down Won can always pet up-to-
date tints at the drug store.
A few naper bound standard works
of ttcaion fer five cents each at the
drug store.
Ball game at Columbia June %.
Clarcmont vs.. Columbia. June 20 ut
Frederick, Frederick vs.. Columbia at
laconIa Iark during the assembly
6roton VS.. columbia.
Ben KuulSOn has been painting t0r
X. L. Wood.
PAT Hart was nm from Aberdeen the
first Of the week yisiting his family,
VIII Gaodinr and Fred Thomnson
mt down 4 we'll hark Of fine n]ostotficn
the first of tho wool, for Mr. WiIhur
They struck nIonfv Of good wafer at
thirty fent
~, ~
afternoon.
r NJ skinner intends to Inv ar
build = residanrn
-.
DarI. Cntnmaa~ In~oa-
Coluiio'a young people Will nave It
,iisnro,o Cnhou A
dam - o,toua to,anan,. tnn,i,n,n 49,
e.
IT, '"1e "A'"!i@i aH>i H'I@" "iV
iio'' lynn n''''i'6"" N'"'Ul"S' AZ
mug" '''o"'S-"''G years u : N'S.
Onaoo e'J'y' cA'eile'lD ne"'Vh ana
hor low iormaou
A'Uo' Uio oa'l game idaU flIoay
"ou'0,''"l avn "ovlois were olleleo III
olic 'n'pe oi d OicyoI a'lu looO race
Ii0io"'0 'e"0 V'ie Coluilio'' 'l"'' /"
Wv io"o '"oo anu III o'cSole race
ooluiiip'" won against flaha'
Columbia VS.. Westport last Satur-
Gay. Ball game was 81 TO . IN favor
or Columbia. This was the best two
out Of three for Columbia. June "a
we play Groton at Burton'S grove for
a purse of twenty-five dollars. There
will be a picnic and general good time,
nh school olo.tion r,ocdou o, !,
varv ou;at affair vorv fow rn+os
wara East martaa-,h caai;,,
chairman N,ta rohn ~, +roas,ror,
far clar,, tba vn+e WAC . tia fnr . AZ
Skinner and p n Kribb, - All,
case wa nndorcta,d ~ eana4,
s~unerintandent an~nnin+s tho o+1car
M $500
AZ So &c., D",' s"nhe playee
~ on'' c o9"sol was i"n. siiuaS
pnamd% oo'alip'" ".o fieuelioh
h.t na',,a,hia i.tui.eN ooi'o'ne'
49, aaalina va SUI 1oo s'.ons ioI
sarnn ~ ,,o'e ~ " ~ ~
49, u ~ 49, 80 salno VIII y
une -o'
Mr. Clark and MISS Maud
wynn 1wo OF d most popularyoun'
people were nlarrlea al Aberdeen las
Mo''uas, IN iuesuas evening tlle.,
ono iionao 0he priue
lug presents were numerou
any Me,l CHOSEN Mf. ana WIS, Ga
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
Gus, Bruises and Burns Quickly
Healed.

Chamberlain's Pain lin is an an
tiseptic liniment, aud when applied
to cuts, bruises and burns, causes
them to heal without m9turation and
much more quickly than by the usua
statmen5. For sale by all druggis is.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-03
SAYS NEWMAN
WAS CARELESS
|. D, MiI|iken Adds His
Testimony in the
Hospital Case.
MRS. HARRIS WAS KIND.
Engineer Tells of His Experience
as Health Officers Patient
While He Was Suffering
From Smallpox.
MRS. HARRIS WAS KIND.

Health Officer d. C. Newman, who
created considerable excitement yes
terday at the monthly meeting of the
board of health by filing charges that
the isolation hospital is being con-
management of Mr.. and Mrs. Valen-
tine b. Harris. had something to say
today concerning the case.
my notification to the health de-
partment did some good" said DR..
Newman. The department had the
place investigated this morning and
everything was found clean and neat,
the bed sheets changed and, in fact,
everything was spick and span. They
were aware of the proposed visit and
fixed things up so as to be prepared
when the inspector arrived"
Mr. and Mrs. Harris, however, tell
an entirely different story. They de-
clare DR.. Newman's charges are false
and say the health officer does not
give the patients sufficient attention.
In connection with the counter
charges preferred by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris an interesting chapter is con-
tributed by l.. d. Milliken, engineer
in charge of the Exchange Bank
building. He contracted the smallpox
early in December and was sent to
the isolation hospital in order to
save his wife and children from in
lection.
Three days after Mr. Milliken was
taken to the hospital his wife and
child were also stricken with the
disease and DR.. Martin, the family
physician. called up Health officer
Newman and told him to come and
make an examination. The only re-
suit was that the house was quar-
antined. Dr. Newman, it is claimed,
at no time put in appearance,
The worst part of Mr.. Millikens
charges are that during his stay at
the hospital n man named Ryan, suf-
fering with nothing more seriov-
than measles. was brought to -
hospital in the same buggy wiec ..
patient suffering from smallpox and
was placed in the smallpox ward re-
naming about half an hour. 1t was
not until the nurse discovered the
mild nature of his ailment that he
was removed.
The treatment at the hospital d>
not complain Of" said Mr.. Milliken.
The nurse, Mrs. Harris. was kind
| and attentive.
DIR, Newman visited the hospital
once or twice q week while l was
there and after putting on rubber
gloves felt the patients pulses"