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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
PAUL MORTON wHlTEwAsHEp.
Interstate Commerce Commissio,
Makes Peculiar Decision.
tBy hSsoriated Prcss)

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. o.
In statement isued today by III /,
Interstate Commerce Commission
regarding the conviction of the Atchi.
son, To@e!:r and Sante Fn R,,iiway
company f"r violating the law ".th
respec! 10 The giving of rebates. th,
ccm!"iSSicn says:
The avowed purposes of the prac-
lice tends to support the view" that
there was no criminal intent on the
part of Paul Morton. former secretary
of the navy and former head of the
traffic department of the Santa Fe.
and the other railroad official. in,
volved.
The statement calls attention to tho
fact with the imposition of Tie 5000
line on the railroad ."the history of
the famous Santc Fee rebate case Is
probably closed" and praises Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Attorney General
Moody for carrying out with success
the administrations declared pur.
pose to enforce the statute in all such
cases.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
SUPPLY OF FOOD GUT
SHORT BY STRIKERS
Only Two Railroads with Terminals
IN New York Able to Move
Freight Cars.
sNTMig II. ---------
PERISHAbLE GOODS ENDANGERED
ehea Wins Contest in Transfers
Union Fight by Being Reelected
Observation-Disclosures Organization
May Be Formed by the Delegates
WHO oui, the Convention.
(By Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Am attempt
made today To adjust the differences
between six railroad companies l,av-
Ing terminals In this city ami The
crews of thc railroad tug boats op.
Grating In New York harbor ended IN
Il failure.
The representatives OF the Central
Raiiroad Of New Jersey. Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, Erie, BAL,
limorc and Ohio, New York Central
ana Lchigh Valley railroads which
were most seriously affected by tho
strike declined to accept the demands
of The striking crews for an Increase
in wages or So to $40 a month and
declared that they would MI tho
places of the strikers with new men.
Movement of freight of The roads
named from their terminals in Now
Jersey and Staten Island to New
York city was badly crippled ana
many carloads of freight were stalled
in the yards OH the west hank OF
the Hudson river.
il is feared that il the strike con-
tinucs there will be heavy loss to
shippers of fruits and vegetables and
other pcrishahlc frrights ami much
Inconvenience To New Workers..
Tue Pennsylvania ana New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroads
are not affected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
This Is The Latest Explanation Of
IhaW's Act.
CHORUS GIRL USED WIft's NAME
Mcosa0c Lcft In Whites Room by
Fun Loving Woman Caused Arohl-
teet to Write Note Which Fell
Into the Handa Of Ills Slayer.
lBy AssocIaleI rress.l

NEW NGiitt, Aug o. Diarlct At
lorncy Jerome ii said To III lnvcali.
eating IL story that a chorus girls
joke led TO The shooting Of stan.
ford White by Harry Thaw.
Florcnz HlcgIicld. II theatrical man
aBcr, says that Il chorus Girl In one
of his shows told him before he sail.
cd for Europe. that she anu two
other girls called at Whites studio,
ana linding him not In. iokingly
told the attendant 10 inform Mr..
White that Mrs. Harry Thaw had
called.
Mr.. Hicgfeld aaid the. girl tu1d him
that White, the next day. snnl II
note To Mrs. Thaw, expressing his
regret mt his absence, aud dispatch.
cd a basket of roses to her apart.
ments.
The chorC3 girl believed that Thaw
saw the roses, tho card attached,
nud read the note. The chorus girl
later went to Europe. She may be
Il witness at the trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
$4,000 FOR ACTRESS
Chorus Girl Secures Big Verdict
Against Young Man
PROMISE OF MARRIAGE BROKEN
Rich Fellow in Tennessee Held Guilty
But lie Intends to Fight Award Up
to tho Highest courts-Pair Trav-
eilcd as Man and Wife.



MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug. 9-After
dcliberating for more than three
hours, the jury in the suit of Miss
Lola Walker, former society girl and
later chorus girl in numerous the
atricai companies, returned verdict
in Union City awarding the young
woman $2l.00U for wrongs she al
legged to have suffered from Colonel
Dick Edwards. wealth! young man
of Union City. well known among
fashionable folk in New York. Chica.
20. St Louis and Memphis.
The case has boon on trial for thir-
ty-twn days. the last three being
taken up in addresses TO the jury
by counsel imported from st. Louis;
10y the defense.
Miss Walker, who. prior to her en-
trance upon the stage, was known
in social functions at As!eville. n.
c.. instituted suit for 100000 dcclar-
Ing that Colonel Edward; had prom
ised marriage and had deceived her
during a moonlight ride through
George Vanderblt's estate al Bit.
more, n. G..
The testimony showed that the pair
had registered as man and wife at
the Grand Hotel. New York 1t was
asserted that a separation came soon
after. and the birth of child fol.
lowed in San Francisco. when Miss
Walker was q member of the "Bizzy
Ivy" company.
An appeal will be taken to the
Supreme Court by Colonel Edwards.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
SHEA WINS BITTER FIGHT.
Rival Transfers Union May Be the
Result

Result
CHICAGO, His. Aug. 9.-Corne-
Ions !. Shea today was reelected
president of the International Broth.
crhood of Tean8ters in the cunven-
ton of that body. Delegates who
holtcd yesterday took no part In the
election.
The vote for president stood lbs
for Shea and Is for John White, OF
New York.
The entire ticket approved by Shea
went through without any serious,
opposition. C. +. DWELL. of Buffalo.
and J. G. Eary, OF st. Paul, were
made vice presidents. and James
WEIGH. of New Orleans and John
Longstrcct, Of Cincinnati. were elect
ed treasurcrs
The other Offices went to Chicago
men.
The victory won by Shea in the
convention was married only by the
dissension which led to the with.
drawal yesterday of nearly 50 dele
gates and the launching Of move
mcnt to organize a rival tcamstcrs
union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
UNION MEN ARRESTED.
Leaders Arc Being Thrown Into Rus.
sian Prisons.


ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA. Aug.
1.-Two men today attacked NJ. An
nikin. one of the peasant leaders OF
the outlawCh parliament in a street AT
erjioki, Finland. near where NJ. Her
zenStciu, the Constitutional Demo
Graf leader was murdered.
NJ. Annikin's aSsailants escaped.
1t was announced June 80, that NJ.
Annikin and Aladdin, the peasant
leaders in the outlawcd parliament,
had received warming from the
League for the Salvation of Rus.
s!a," of Odessa, that they had been
sentenced to death.
bombs seized in suburb OF ST.
Petersburg were found to he charge
with six pounds of dynamite.
Arrests are being made in ever i'll
crcasing numbers. 1t is stated that
the principal members Of all the
trades unions are now In custody.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
LuxuRlEs For TI4Aw.
Prisoner Gets Enough Supplied For
a Wick

Week.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.--lIarry K
Thaw today was suddenly an object
of general and large generosity for
food poured In on the prison authuri-
ties for him for some time. Chicken
roast beef. stews, ragOuts. soups, fish.
vegetables pies. buildings and coffee
figured In the list.
One order flOm Wall street cafe
was large enough to have kept the
prisoner IN food supplies for week.
Moreover, accompanying all these eat
ablcs were knives and forks. which
prisoners charged with capital Of
lenses arc not allowed to use with
their meats.
The warden had difficulty in stop.
Fling the stream Of messengers bring
ing food. The incident was due to
Il report widely current earlier in the
day that 1haw had quarrelcd with
the prison caterer. who had been FUR
nishing him with meats. and that in
consequence. had had breakfastcd on
ordinary prison fare The report had
1T That the disagreement was due To
'Thaw's insisting on knife and fork
being supplied with his meals.
Late in the day Thaw's attorney
Clifford w. IIartridge. explained that
there was no foundation for the re-
mort beyond the fact that Thaw's ca
terer had been taken Ill and could not
work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
KNOCKS OUT BUCKET SHOPS.
Georgia Puts Quictus on Buying
of Futures.

ATLANTA. GA, Aug. 9.-Thc so
called BCykin antibucket shop bill
adopted by the House of Representa-
iives a few days ago passed the Sen
ate today by the decisive vote of IS
to 3. and needs only the governors
signature to become law.
The bill ma kcs no distinction DC
tween bucket shops and exchaug g.
but provides for the closing of all
places I'm Georgia. where options on
futures are bought and sold. after
January ! 1907
Tie effect of tho bill will be to pro.
hibit all buying and selling of futures
and II signed by Governor Terrell.
which is reported to he a. practical
certainty, will result in closing all
exchanges In the State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
NEGRO SHOT IN BACK.
While Trying to Escape He Is Stop,
ped Win Lead.

PORTSMOUTH,, VA. Aug. IA
colorcd lonscbrcnltcr. who was turn.
cd over tn tho turnkey of Norfolk
county Jail In ths city this morning,
escapcd and jumped from The second
story OF the prison to the roof of IL
building nearby.
Oillccr Hubbard shot him IN the
back. but the negro nevertheless con
linucd his ilghl. Cries OF Shoot
him" attracted tho attention OF Dcpn.
Is Shrrlr lioo(nugIc. Of the city Iuil
AMI he cmpticd shnteun into tho
negroes back, bringing him to thu
earth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
MITCHELL CAUTIONS MINERS
Tells Ills Followers to Make and Ac
cept Concessions.

ellis Ills Followers to Make and ac.
cept Concessions.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. Amg o.
President John Mitchell. of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America. today
addressed Uhc joint convention Of
coal miners aud operators of Dis
trict 10. including mines OF East
Tennessee and Southwestern Ken
lucky.
President Mitchell cautioned both
sides to exercise conservatism AMI
sound business Judgment In their ne
gotiations and advised both TO pre-
pare to make concessions in behalf
of peace throughout the district. He
predicted the time when strikes and
lockouts will be no more, but said
we will never live to see it,"
Following MIR. Mitchclls address the
conference took recess pending the
report Of the joint wagc.scale com
mlttee, which Is now working in an
effort to frame scale effective Sep:
TENDER 1. a.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
CASHIER OF LOOTED
BANK IS IN PRISON. .
Directors Of Wrecked Institution.
Assert Depos|tors will DO
Paid Dollar for Dollar.
FIRST DIVIDEND TO Be SMALL.
Arreated Official Says He Has Never
Pronted a Cent by Corrupt Meth
ode Of President steusIand-,mIllion5
Dollars stolen From the $4,000
Patronu. 4
thy Associated Press.,

CHICAGO. I'LL. Aug. 9.--Henry w.
Herring, cashier of tho Milwaukee,
Avenue StWtc lnmls, which closed its
doors three days ago was arrested
here tohny. ilc will he refused ball.
until 'lEs connection WHY tho dlsap-
pcnlmnco Of nearly Si,0O0,ODO Of tho
banks funds Is cleared up.
Paul O. Stcnsland, president OF tho
dcfnnct institution, is stlll II fugitive,
anu although nearly 100 detectives
arc searching FOR him ils whcro. \
ahnnts htn mystery.
Cashier Gets Third Degree. A.
Herring when arrested was taken
ut once To tho Ofllcc Of Chief Of ,po.
llce Collins and put through u thor
"ush examination IA to his knowJ.
edge of President Stctslnnds nuis.
management Of the institution. Her
ing declared he did not know where
alcnslanrl was and that llc la, Ind
no communication witt, SLtnslamd for
more than a week.
Herring strenuuusly denied any re.
Sponsvblity for the failure of The
bank AMI maintained that If he wns
guilty Of breaking the hunklng laws
.of Illinois, President Sicnsland was
responsible.
Never Got a Dollar.
lirrins declared he never had bene.
hlcd single dollar by President
a q
S'cnslnnds sys'cm Of banking.
state tianlt Examiner Jones and.
Assistant states Attorney Olson were
present during The examination uf
Herring. Neither they nor the poles
were satisfied with The explanation
Eivcn by Herring of his connection
with The collapse of The bank anu 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
Mercy For Mutincers.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. g.-The
sentences passed upon the Sebasto.
pol mutineers probably will be mi.
tigatcd.
Admiral Starydlon, commander OF
the Black Sea fleet considered the
combination of the mutincers pre-
arranged and unjust and said he
thought the DIFFERS had been more
10 blame than the sailors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
GattIing Guns in Use.
Governor Glenn interested.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., Aug. 9.--Af.
ter addressing the yearly meeting Of
friends at Guilford College today Gov.
crnor Glenn left tonight for Sails
bury where IL is said he Will give
personal attention to the lynching I'm,
vcstgation now in progress
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10

quarrclcd over blackbcrrlcs tho
Smiths had picked on Dcbold's land,
shoot him." said 'Dcbold To his
son, pointing at the younger Smith.
The boy fired load from Il shotgun
which struck Smith over The heart
killing him instantly.
Both the Dcbulds were arrested
thIa morning aud are now In Jail
here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
KILLS AT FATHERS COMMAND
Boy Murders Another Child With
Shot Gun.

FREDERICK, MD, Aug. 9.--At the
command of his father Fred. De
bold IL year, old son of John De-
bold. shot and killed George Smith
son of their neighbor, Edward O.
Smith. near here.
There had been bad feeling between
The two families and yesterday thev
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
HOTEL EARS OUT SAILORS.
Men in Uniform Not Admitted to
Norfolk Hostolry.

PORTSMOUTH. VA, Aug g.
G. l.. Pruide, a painter attached TO
tho battleshlp Texas, has reported
10 Lieutenant Commander Charles P.
Plunkett his inability To get lodging
In the iictcl Gladstone, III Norfolk a
few nights ago. Il
Pru|dc says he was told all the
rooms were occupied hnt he got u,
shipmate wearing civilians attire 20.
apply for room and he was prompt,
W accommodated. Prtide. In his
sailors uniform. then applied again,
but received no satisfaction.
The manager of the hotel says 1t Is
a standing rule Of his house not to-
admit sailors In uniform. Pruide's!
case will probably bo reported to the
secretary of the navy. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, FRIDAY, AUGUST TO- 1906.

with Governor Folk on the situation
The thica ,as told to MIR. Kcmnlsh
follows:
1-fo'c Of those men who are on
trial FOR negro killing is comvictcd
there "ill be IL rope hung to the
lisht tower in the square for every
ono al the members of the grand jury
that injected them ami thcrc'll be
aEallicr enc for Governor Folk"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
BANKER a "RUSTLER."
Western Financicr Went Into the
Game Without Fear.
Try nSsoriafcd Prcss,

WILLlSTON. N. D.. Aug. 9.-W.
nj. Denny. banker and mayor of Will
iston. tonight was found guilty of re.
ceiving stolen property
II was charged by officials Of Val.
Icy county. Mont. that Denny was
the head of band of horse and cat.
tie "rnstlcrs" and that he disposed OF
the booty acquired by the gang.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
MURDERED SELF AND CHILD.

Father Threw It Out Of Window
and Jumped After It.
CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 9.-Thumas
II. kcnna. while playing with his
three year old child at tho window
of his home, the fourth floor OF nm
apartment honsc, this morning, threw
the child from the window and then
lcapch after II.
Tho child was instantly killed by
the fan. ana kcnna died short limo
later
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
Clicked to Death by cun Button.
Especial 10 the Daily press)

V5UHNElI 10 the TNI1N TrpsS)
PAltkERSBURG. w. VA. Aug. o.
y two year old son of George Sack.
ct WAS found dead nj the home Of
It's parents yesterday. Investigation
showed that The child had swallowed
II CUT button and choked TO death on
Il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
5 ALLEGED LYNCHERS
ARE BEHIND THE BARS
Sentiment Changes and Its 3d.
IIeved That Men Who Hang.
edXegrOes WI||b Punished.
|lYERly BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE
Militia Still OH Guard and 1t Ia Fear.
ed That There VIII BE Trouble
Tomorrow Nlgla--Boy Kills Neigh.
bor's Son at His Fathers Command
Both Now In Jail.
NY AssocInled press.l


CHARLOTTE, N. G., Aug. 9.-Fivc
men have SO far been arrested IN
connection with the triple lynchins
ut Salisbury Monday night. These
are 1sud I,ullobaugh, George Hall,
John Caublc, Francis Cress and
George Gentle. all Rowan county men
save Hall, who Is from Montgomery
county, these men were taken into
court this afternoon.
Hall alone was arraiEncd. lie was
charged with murder on three counts.
lie pleaded not guilty. He was rep.
resented by Former Congressman r.
+. Kiuttz.
Judge Long told the other pris.
oncrs to employ counsel. The hear.
ing will probably be continued tomor.
row
Public Sentiment Changed.
Public opinion I'm Rowan county
In regard 10 The lynching Is said To
have undergone great change AMI
,soniigent -is,$nuw 4 strong that tho
five leaders of the mob should hc
punished. II appears that the nc.
tual instlgatora were men from other
counties.
III the man who first beat his way
INTO The Jail with n slchgc hammer.
were tried today II Is said that II
would not hc difficult to find a Jury
io convict him. Solicitor Hammer l.;
busy examining Witnesses and Is.
suing papers.
Lycrly Barn Burned.
early this morning lie barn of
The Lyerly3 was burned aud two
horses were fatally injured. Some say
negroes fred the building in Il spirit
OF revenge, but others believe tha,
the lynchcrS applied the torch in OF,
| der To arouse the wrath of the pep.
pie against the negro ana In favor
of the mob.
No one has been apprchcnded fur
this crime II Is feared that the
work of the incendiary will cause
more trouble.
Saturday Night Time of Trouble.
Saturday night is regarded az
| The dangerous time ahead.
| The Jail and the court house will
continue To be protected by soldiers
| Since the night of the mob Captain
| Barker has been criticised on account
of the part his company took in the
| defense of the Jail.
The shots that were heard and be
licved to be blank cartridges from
the guns of the soldiers now devcl
ops were from tie pistols of the al.
lacking party
Gatting Guns in Use.
One of the two companies of infan
try on guard at the jail WAS with
| drawn this morning. the men return
Ing to Charlotte in order to attend
the annual cncampment. There yet
remain one infantry company from
Statesville and the Charlotte artil
lery. The latter has two Gatlling
| guns commanding the Jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
LYNcI4ERs THREATEN FOLK.
Missouriars Defy the Courts ant
the Governor.
INV Asaorlntod I,rcsa.7

SPRINGFIELD, MO-, Aue. g.
After hearing from a city officer Of
threats against members of the
grand jury which indicted Hin Gooch
and Doss Galbraiih. charged with
lynching three negroes on Anril 10
Assistant Attorney General Kennish.
left today for Jefferson City to confer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
700 FALL IN BATTLE
IN THE CAUCASUS
1aPtaFs and Armen|ans In Dead|q
Conflict Suffer Heavy Loss
IN Religious Wars.
MORE TROUBLE FOR THE GAR
Balkans Are Again Running Red
With Human BIood-union Labor
Leaders in Russia Being Thrown
Into Prison by the Wholesale
Many Bombs Found in Capital.
ICY AssocInted press.l

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug 9.-The
afternoon papers report that 700 per
sons have been killed or wounded
during renewed lighting between Tar,
tars and Armenians in The Sllnsha
District Of Caucasia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
COST $50 TO KILL NEGRO.
Convicted Of Involuntary Mansiaugl,.
ter by Jury.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Aug. 9.
The trial OF William Mastin for the
murder of negro Of the name oi
Fisher about two months ago, ended
last night with verdict of invoun
tary manslaughtcr. and the imposing
OF II fine Of $50 on him
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
Chicago Girl Wcds English Captain.

LONDON, Aug. o. Captain Harold
Hawke. brother Of Lord Hawke. was
married today at st. Mary's Bryan.
ton SQUARE, to Miss Arthur Barnard,
a daughter of John NASH, of Chicago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
MAD DOG KILLS PREACHER.
tBy Associated I,rcss)

Minister DEVELOPED Rabies ard Dies
IN Il Cell.
tBy Associated prcssl
YOUNGSTOWN. TENN. Aug. e.
Rev. James Brady, Baptist clergy.
man OF Morristown died during tic
Light in the county jail of hydropho.
bia He was bitten by his own dog.
> few days later he developed 8ymp-
toms of rabies. became violent and
was placed in cell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-15
GLAD HAND EXTENDED.
FraternaI Greeting to the EIks Wis
ting Denver.

Denver, July 14-"Hello, Bill; you're
a mile high" was the greeting ex-
tended at the Union de7ot here today
by members of the local reception conf
mittee to thousands of Elks who are
gathering in this city for the forty-
second grand lodge session and tNen-
tieth annual reunion of their order
Fifteen special trains bearing Eiks
arrived curing the night, and about
fifty more are en- route. The city has
been lsvishly decorated and viii bc
brilliantly illuminated at night in honor
Of the visitors. Robert w. Brown 81
Louisville Ky, grand exalted ruler
and Fred G. Robinson of Dubuque Ia
grand secretary, opened their head
quarters today. They are enthusiastic
regarding the preparations that have
been made for the reunion, which, they
say, promises to at least equal any
heretofore held.
THE grand lodge is in fine shape
said Mr. Robinson. 1T numbers 1912
lodges, with a total membership Of
Z24. sos, showing an increase of over
"a. 900 members the past year"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-15
MANY CONGRATULATIONS
Dreyfus Overwhelmed in His Hour
of Triumph.

Paris, July 1.-THE celebration of
the French national holiday today is
assuming special significance in con
nectiOn with Dreyfus resuming his
place in the army. The official journal
this morning published a decree an
nouncing his reinstatement and pro-
motion and inscription of his name on
the list of chevaliers of the legion of
honor.
Dreyfus, who Semains in his apart
ments, is beseiged by many friends,
who are congratulating him on his
final success. Hundreds of Fluctuations
have reached him by mail, telegraph
and cable. The date of his receiving
his sword and putting on his uniform
awaits his assignment to a regiment.
The condition of Under Secretary of
State Sarraut, who was dangerously
wounded in the breast yesterday in a
duel fought with NJ. Pugliesi-Conti,
following the passage of the law re-
storing Dreyfus to the army, is sta
tionary. He passed a calm night and
no complications have developed The
doctors held a consultation this morn
ing and diagnosed the wound as a
perfOratiOn of the upper part of the
right lung. They are not prepared at
present to pronounce a definite opin-
ion regarding his chances of recovery,
but another consultation which will be
held today is expected to result i'm a
more favorable determination.