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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10

For SALE-Mrs. Joseph Bobleter
wishes to announce that she has a
large stock of furniture and carpets
also other house furnishings that she
will dispose of at reasonable prices.
Those wishing to take advantage OF
this offer will call at her home on
South German street.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1905-08-11

CaFl a girl chick and she smiles,
call woman hen and she bowls.
Call young woman a witch and she
is pleased; call an old woman witch
and she is indignant. Call girl a
kitten and she rather likes it; call a
woman cat and she hates You. Wo-
men are queer.
If you call a man gay dog, it will
flatter him; call him pup, a hound
or cur, and be will t'y TO alter tn.
map of your face. He doesn't mind
being called a bull or Il bear. yet ht
will object to being mentioned as :;
calf or cub. Men a"e queer, too.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1905-08-11
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BOY AT THAT
PRICE.

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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1905-08-11
GOOD BABIES
are always
HEALTHY BABIES.

DR.. FAHRNEy'S TEETHiNG SYRUP
Is the grandest and safest medicine for babies Of all
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Absolutely pure and harmless. Will carry your baby
safely through teeshing.
PRICE. 26c. at oil 0ru19ists.
e0cf Trial Bottle il you mention this paper.
D0E6 Address. Drs D. flHRIEY SOL, AaserstsWn. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
A LURID "PIPE"

The following dispatch To The
Star from Norfolk. Va. gives the lie
direct To the nav kish interview in
the Afternoon Faker few days a 60
With Osborn p~iRnnn. who. the pa
per stated. bad flashed some medals
Tor bravery in the face Of Wild
eyed reporter on Pike street car
- the dispatch shows ueiEnan
hasn't been IN Seattle Tor two years
Norfolk. Va. Feb. zz-Oaear ".
DetEnan will 60 n Washington On
March 4 IA charge of a company 81
ussn 90 take part Ia the Inaugural
parade. Two other companies be-
sides DeiEnan.s will go to Washing.
ton az the same time.
During the pant few months
Dsigunn has made four trips 70 Baa-
ton with government prisoners. lie
has been here for the past two
years. and has not visited his homs
In Seattle during that time.
''fis f. soon 90 be ordered out to
sea. and viii be gone for three
years. and does not expect to visit
Seattle during his absence"
Mrs Julia Grimm. 81 South Park.
81 DeiRnau's mother. and when she
was shown the above dispatch she
verified Il ia every particular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
mrs TO SEA WITH
HER ELDERLY LOVER
s.ss '''"sr1 ..so'''H FURNISHES '1. THIRD s'Ss"T'o"
~ DEPARTING WITH a :" 1AN0seS'" TO WHO" she
"a. ONCE BEEN MARRIED

bride are keeping their Whereabouts
"a secret from the parents at the
Hirl
Tho attorney representing Ian
dcrkiu maintained al the trial 81
Landorkiu. ON ghargr 90 assault
aud battery. that il was blaekmatt
are nov living Iva a neat little cot
tage In the city but he and his
The vase against laudcrkIu was
dismissed as well AS previous
charges Of preferred by the parents
when the two vleped and sled IA
Portland
Tho couple was married At The
nailes ore The ceremony atlll
holds good and It is said that the
parents refuse 90 annui a. though
they have rlEht Ia do So under the
marriage contract 90 this state
Il IL known that tanderku o. the
owner IF valuable property ia IN,
rauaua valley. aud Ii Is believed
thar this IS the meat IT the whole
matter The parents. however. are
frantic at the kidnapping uf their
daughter and have called In the an
thagities 20 help locate the couple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
LOVE WORK LIKE
WEARY WILLIES"
.os ,AylNEss II PRESENT oNoluoNs CONTINUE DuRlNa
NE REMAINDER or TIE sEs sloN

eruoon. aud then all hands lay Off
and 80 home until Monday
There are some earnest. hard
workers In the body no really want
To accomplish something but when
ever one % them darca TO suggest
that the legislature work on Satur-
DAYS and get up a little earlier in
the morning. hls voice Is drowned
In a tumult of Indignant fepruaeh.
A distinguished state senator to-
daY. In conversation with me. said
I had a horrible nightmare last
night-drsamed I WAS working
tt Is a safe bet that n any Of these
lazy solons had ia their employ a
set % men who 'soldieredr IS much
as does the legislature. there would
be an awful holler from the boss.
but. In this case u IL different
The people are the boss ana What
does any comfort loving able bod 4
led legislator care Tor the peopleF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

I'D suckney. a convicted caun-
'eftolteft vac sentenced by Fed
etsa Judge uRnferd Ia three years
nj hard labor ou Mcneil island and
10 pay "A fine of 500.
sam IcrwtlliEeH. "a tcamster Wa
held Ia the superior court by po-
lice Judge Gordon yesterday after
noon on q charge of burglary. en-
tered against him last september
IgrWlllirrr ia charged with break
ing Into "a Great Northern ear aud
stealing cigarH and other mere han
disc. lie was caught In the ear. but
has bcep out usdtr heavy bonds for
the past six mouths lie was aurren
derod by hts buudsmeu.
David Lynch. chief cable expert
on board the cable shin burnside
has received orders from tho the
secretary of war 20 proceed e.
Washington as soon as hlH work 81
finished here lie will receive or.
defa at the capital regarding the In
Htallatian Of the gun fire routto
sYstem al Forts FlaEler. Casey ant
Worden. OF which he viii hay,
charge
Tho Green Lake improvement
club viii meet tomorrow evening IL
the Good Tpmulara hall Greer
Lake The sneeial subjects ta b,
discussed are the plaukluk of tn,
shores 81 Greru lake aud aakinl
the legislature ta Grant 90 the cit,
of seattle for park purpose aha IN,
state gghu 60 the shore lines Of
Green lake
The Mems club of ST. Marks ant
the Daughters of tho king are MAX
Ing arrangements for an entertain
ment ON February rs. which vii
will be- most interesting and unique
Living Chess will be played %
the guild ruam of the church by IN,
Rev = u llWVd aud ur a. "
Perry and the characters will b,
Fuwncd In appropriate and artist,
robes In the orthodox chess roIars
Tho capitol llH Improvement eIul
viii huil banquet and dance usa
Tuesday evening. February gs. al
the Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
COCAINE JENNIE
IS HERE AGAIN

After an interval OF many months
absence from the city. Cocaine
Jenny Marshall has returned 70 her
accustomed haunts She was
promptly arrested last evening and
now occupies a cell At the city jail.
She told the police that she had
been in Vancouver She f. charged
with being a disorderly person and
will be led 10 the slaughter IN Po=
lice Judge Gordon's court tomorrow
afternoon.
City Detectives Hubbard and
Freeman also took into custody
Elsie Reed and Eva Miller. act
rcsses. so they say. but they are
charged with being disorderly and
come under the head Of bad act
or The Marshall woman is well
. 20 the police and for years
united from court to court
49, She Is an inCor-
ad the police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
WILL REPAIR THE LEAN

The United States cahleshlp Burn
side sailed from this c.,y today for
the straits OF Juan de Fuea. where
repairs To the Alaska cable running
through that body Of water Is 20
be made
Major GlaaBford announces that
Chief Electrician Lynch. Of the
BuruEde states tho cable IL weak
enod somewhere between Seattle
and slusA. The signal corps men
DO not yet know just whore the leak
Il atuated. but are OF the opinion
that u lies between Port Townsend
and Cape Flattery.
The test will be made immediate
~ on The arrival of the Burnside In
the straits. This test is accomplish
Ell by raising and cutting the cable
at certain point. after which both
ends % the line are connected with
the instruments on board the ca
hleahlp In this manner Il u deter
mined whether the defect lies in the
cable to the north OF the point
whore the wire IL cut. or in the end
running out OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
PROF. HAINES
INJURED

CHICAGO. Feb. e Professor
Walter Halnes was painfully in
iured yesterday by the explosion Of
a refdrt In his laboratory while
making an analysis ~ the stomach
81 Mtz w.lker- Hoeh. wife 81 Jo-
ham Hoeh. alleged biE8mist. The
stomach remained complete and an
elaborate analysis will be necos-
Hary 20 determine the cause % the
woman'H death The prosecuting at
tornsy will persist ia his attempt
TO fix murder charge against Hoch.
Professor Halnes narrowly es-
capped death In the explosion. The
hair was burned Off his head and
his other injuries are causing him
considerable suffering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22

.,,eral attempts 10 keen
A1s' ,ear=all daughter Mra.
her ,..s,tt fandefkiu out IF the
Elisa : sor husband q N Ian
haads y .elcf engineer Of the tug
eeta'11' $50. her parents have al
b'a' - 70 The Inevitable which
Is. y me shape 81 a fake kid
ssas !, .r,snsemcut .uried cat by
sai'LS .,sle last saturday afternoon
ias 80 o'clock This time the
wiis had no husky protector
- - a. in a former csgapade
- - act went through like a
=. Fri lea home ON saturday.
~ - her mother that ahe
sae, ssivrn soou. Tier DELAY In
80 So home leJ them to suspect
=. s,msihlag VAS VrenE and a
- III Fihn went Co the boat
-. -, he sri staud.ns IN the door
- ,Iist house aad asked her %
..' .sssre In replv be Was told
=. .,is a moment While be vas
e.,,ss tAs boat pulled cat Into the
- 81 aisappsalcd
,sssfkin and his Young wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
PROMISES FUN

The athletic club % the Y. NJ. =. \.
VIII hold it, second entertainment
this evening az o.. The follow
ing iH tn" program.
Grand march. Introducing the anti
mails. An Up-to-pate Gym. where
each rymnaat b. practising his star
stunt. Model Class. the professor
arrives and f. given cordial well
come. he wishes himself back to
home and mother Advance Jug
Cling. whore nobody gets hurt. Dog
and Cat Fight something new. BaH-
katbau. Illustrating basketball I'm
vote - sc Co 2 The legislature
shooting ever seen in seattle. Caat-
ing and Tumbllug. where you can
buy human necka for 10 cents. Hand
Balancing. this ia an act whore the
human body floats IN the air. HaHc-
ball ending iu the usual result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
TO OPEN In
"GRAUSTARCK"

Another htgh-claEs stock company
ia coming To- Seattle for an indefl-
mite engagement and theuterEuerH
arc going 10 be- given another treat
like that Of the James NELL and
Edythe Chapman stock season.
Manager Howe. Of the Seattle the
alter. has arranged with Manager
Dick Ferris. OF tho Ferris Stock
companies. headquarters az Mime
apuliH. to send on a company OF d.
yeraified talent 10 play indefinitely
IN repertoire. and frequent changes
will be made In the personnel Of
the company during the engage
ment
The Ferris people Will open In
"Graustarck. one OF the most
charming romantic dramas on the
stage. on sunday. March 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
Roosevelt
At "PennSy'
PRESIDENT DELIVERS An AD-
DRESS BEFORE TIE STU
DENTS OF THE uNlVEHslTY
OF PEHH8YLvANlA

Wy |"ftHffA news Raa II
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. % For
the second time within a month
President Roosevelt came to Phila-
drlHhia today tu deliver "a public
address. the occasion being the eel
g1ntpn OF Wellington birthday.
under the auspices OF the uniyer-
utY OF pouuaYlyania
Leaving Washington In a private
car attached TO the regular train
which leaves The National Capital
ut : 90 O'Clock he arrived here at
DO. 30 o'clock he received an pYa-
ton at the station and was escort
I'D by the finest troop % the Acade.
mY az 1aale. whore the exercises
we're held
Dr. s Weir Mitchell introduced
the various speakers aud conducted
the ceremonies Of comforting the
honorary degree upon President
Roo r}slf. Kaiser Wilhelm 81 Ger
many Admiral clark. Sir Henry
Mortimer Duraud the British am
boa adur. and senator Knox
After the comforting Of degrees
PR .Iput Roosevelt delivered an al
dress lu which he said ln part
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
BURGLARS
ARE BUSY

An elderly burglar was surprised
10 the act ~ making ready % rob
the residence % Mrs Mike Colt
stein. at sna Ninth avenue, yeslor-
day afternoon The police received
a report uf the attempt over the
phone and a detective was detailed
20 investigate the case. A good de-
arriptiuu 81 the burglar vas given
ihe police. who are led 60 believe
that II vas either the work % a
dope fcnd or an oH-conFict II BE-
generally affirmed A. headquarters
that the spippsr" man - a myth
and that tho thieycry IN the city ls
being done by humber q cuuYlcta
lately released from prisons
Others maintain that the robbrriea
arc tho result Of crime - sukKes-
ton. and still some believe that il 10
being pulled Off By stool pigeons
protected BY the police Rohhrrics
occur frequently. however Some
thing or somebody entered the room
Of a. /. Muer. roomer at the Mad
iaon hotel. and carried or raEara.
rvolyera and other vaiuahlca yester-
day afternoon. Ole LubEard went
TO sleep IN the t. 8 saloon. While
10 dreamed OF foamy nchoouera
safely pilotod over tho bar. a thief
tiptoed 10 hts temporary bedside
and relieved him Of his gold watch.
He reported his trouble 10 the po-
lice.
ROY Tower. Of 1858 Fifteenth ave-
nue. vest. lost 5-year mare. al
though she was properly labelled
~. X" and told TO stay close at
home The police were notified and
a detective detailed to search the
city for the stolen horacflesh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
CHARGES
BRIBERY

day ssrippa Svwa ASSN
tSpIASAPuLIs. Tob 90 During
the discussion of thr anti-etEursftc
btii iu the house today Representa- .
tive Haker announced that "a man.
then on the floor IT the house. Who
said he was representative ~ the
tobacco trust offered him ti0o g.
vote against the bli Bak-r said he
hal three witnesses o. prove hla as
seHtion.
baker produced an envelope con-
tanning 500. but refused 90 give the
name of the briber Speaker Can't
veil called meefink uf the ju4i-
ciafy committee 60 consider 70
bribery charges and begin an fn-
ysatiFat fun. The antt=eiFa bill
then passed thr house. The hui
makes Il unlawful 20 have cigarettes
In ones possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
DID NOT AGREE
ny ssrtprs News A.

Try ssfipna Srwa Aunsno
SALINAS. cal. Fuh. ga=Petsr
villa. aa employr uf the southern
Pacific railroad. nau found bleeding
% death 90 Pacific Grove a. the re-
suit ~ quarrel over the IuHtneaa
Of the assassination % serKiaa.
Robert noyusH ta reported % have
struck Villa on the nose. causing
fracture II the bone. causing a
hemorrhaEe which the physicians
are unable % stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
OLYMPIA Bureau
Seattle Daily Star
Olympia Wash.

olympia. Feb. -. Here q i al
80 AZ The tag end u the lestsla-
~. session. With about Coz bills on
,As -slsudAr and a "measlY' 10 bills
FAssec
1sI Ia the face u all this. there
wts Decided effort on the part -
zasy prominent members 81 both
a. house and senate 10 adjourn
tuu rassdAy Until Saturday. which
uaaAlly means Monday-and that
! ns good a. doing nothing for an
ssfirs week.
Certainly this legislature does not
aks klnGly 20 work. Neither body
sfsf meets before 70 Or 70 80 In the
nsslsg. and generally knocks OF
.stxssn and I In the afternooa.
NetAlnE Is ever done Friday aft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
TWO BROTHERS KILLED

MONTREAL. Feb. Brother
Marie and Brother Abel we're in
stantly killed and an assistant aeri-
DUSTY injured by the bursting Of a
milestone In the flour mill Of the
TrappiHt monastery at Okla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22

address. m. Rev. =. o'Dea: piano
solo. Mias Amelia MRckay. vocal
solo. Mr. Austin. address. J l.
Fitzpatrick Heleetlun. orchestra.
vocal solo. Frank MauoEue. address.
W T.. O'Councll vocal solo. james
nevlln. seleetion. orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22

tarYeno IN the cune Of Hartman IS
hin. relative 10 the distribution of
Northern Securities company stock
lie said his clients owned aud rep
resented f55u.800 worth Of stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
MARKETS

ado spuds that have
x IN the city for the
20 meeting with n good
There have been few
kima potatoes since they
N the market There Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22

iste; open bulk per gallon.
i2bo. salmon. Sc; salmon
trout. i5di7Ac: skinned perch.
&c. shrimps. sdioc. founders.
tc. herring. &c. Holsters. i7nc.
Emelt. &c; sturgeon. Sc. black bass.
fe. halibut. 6gTe; perch. e.
Flour.
Patent. per Dbl. ,4T5: Crown.
fsio; Minnesota hard wheat. 81;
Pillsbury, s.. Pillsbury's Best. IS:
standard Dakota. Sc. Olympic, s4.ss.
Electric. .t7s. Holly. .47s. Golden
Northwest. 16.7b: Electric Light.
i7.25. Gold Medal. ;6.75. Top Notch.
iat5. Centenniais. best. sA75: Gold
drop. S425; Patent Excellent. st.7S;
Novelty A, ti.2s.
cersara
Whole wheat. les. per bale. $40;
whole wheat flour. per bbi., s41s;
graham. per Dbl. 81. graham. s225.
Dbl. -. rye flour. s2.T5 per bale.
Dbl. 1850. buckwheat. bale, s3.50:
rye meal. per bale. i2.5o: buckwheat.
per Dbl. 81: buekwheat. per bale.
t275; corn meal los. per bale. t21o:
1850; corn meal. los. per bale. s3.00:
corn meal. los, per bale. s220. white
corn meal Sos 81. rolled cats. per
biol. S. c. Co. 1915. wheat flakes.
box rs lbs. s2.2o. farina- per Dbl.
1850; farina. 10-Ih. sacks per bale.
-. hominy. large. per Dbl. st.7o:
bominy. small. ioa bale. i2se; Holly
seif-raising huckwheat, 36Ls case.
is.Ts; pearl barley. Ash. boxes.
- 50: pearl barley. l0o-lb sacks. 81.
split peas. ,tkoGb. popcorn. per cwt.
$500; cracked wheat. per bale, $500.
Feed
Oats. per ton. .2662s; bran. per
ton. sis.b062i. barley. rolled. per
ton. s2tG25. feed wheat. per ton.
i32 q 81. dairy chop feed. per ton. ttg
q $40: oil meal per ton. $50; best
chop. see. whole corn. ton. sra
IS. cracked corn. per ton. 81 o IS:
feed corn meal. per ton, S2s; shorts.
hay.
q 20. alfalfa, ii2.5o61S: wheat
hay. SIS: Eastern Washington dou-
Bile compressed, S2i. Puget Sound
hay. $500.
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. So, clam
shells. ices. $40. bone meal. zoos.
49,. graduated bones. zoos. t32. On
2bs and Sos 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. Si4506i5;
alsike, choice. SlT. white clover, SIS
G1a. timothy. per cwt., 81 IS
Gb; orchard grass. t1t; red top, $50
10; English rye grass. IS. Italian rye
grass. IS: bronze grass. SIS; tall
meadow oat grass sis: Kentucky
blue grass, s1l; pasture mixture.
uplands, Si0Gi2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22

DENVER colo. iaeb - John +.
FulsF was yraterluF appointed head
eunHui OF che Pacific jurisdiction Of
che NU1dmeu OF ths World. Ia rIf
thc uucNrirrd term of tho late ..
A Falkcuhurg The temporary ap=
puluuuruf WHH made Jt m#atuH
81 the head m8uHEHrH The head
spmp VIII meet IN fas Angeles AuUi
d. at which time taibruBurEs sue
ernaur VIII Doe chosen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

WASHINGTON. Il. C.. Fob ga
Tho advocates of the statehood Dill
abandoned the hope OF legislation
this scaHiun. Senator Teller has
served notice on them that be VIII
not allow the bin Ia 20 10 the con
ference ga long as the senate con
frrcaH are not IN favor OF the bill
which passed the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
KATY LINES
,-u@v sasN saapss su1

CHANuTE. Kan. Feb 22-W. l..
Connolly. one Of the signerH Of the
charges filed BY Congressman
Campbell against the Standard Oil
company. has forwarded much add
tional material, including the
charges against the Missouri. Kan
sas a. Texas railway. making IL
equally guilty with the Santa Fe In
conspiriuE with the Standard OIL
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22

Ladies OF seamen's Friends So
clety will hold a rummaRe sale at
the new building. on Stewart and
Western. All contributions will be
thankfully received and will be sold
on Thursday and Friday. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22

LONDON Feb. - Flro today
destroyed several establishments In
the Iougasro Center motor car and
earrlaEr industry causing a loss OF
tt2aa. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-22
vans TO BUTT IN

WASHINGTON. u. ss7skE :
J. Hamilton Lewis fks sES
In the United stass s. = 4-=
yesterday on De- 50 "a
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erption hall. Eighteenth avenue
and Marion street at a public meet
ms 10 which the public Ia luyHcds
The birthday ~ tho first president
has been set apart By this society
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j. FITZGERALD. .. =. ..
rs a day Of celebration. aud Is
known as Y NJ I day
The following II the program.
Overture y NJ oruheatra. ad-
dress b chairman. a. J upokmysr;
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RICHMOND. Ind Fob 20 AM.
thnus Wait aged s2. The oldest
member af Tue isiW u world, Is
irads Henry kruss.E an old aal I
der Who aaW the famous charge IF
the iIght brigade. haas ALSO paasea
away III age whH sL
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EArNANENTO. Feb % TIE
condition or Senator tmmoua. Que
uf the HaHHtura accused III boadlIuH
ani Hho wee eprrafel upon Turs
day Tor appendicitis. continues very
gfpge. Its recovery d considered
douhlful