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FINE CHRISTMAS
FOR YANKEE TAR5
AT PORT OF SPAIN
Greeting from Secretary Met.
calf Was Read To-Day to
14,ooo Officers and Men.

PORT or SPAIN Tr!nidad. n. W. l..
Dos. 25,-e,hris,nas sres,iass We're read
To-day fron, Secretary Metcaif to the
~I4.tco oi,iesrs ana men here. aboard the
various vesSels OF Tho fleet and no,si!a.
This message. sen, by wireless via San
Juan. was as follows,
Evans. Port OF spain, Trinidad: The
department extends 10 you and the OIL
eers and men under your command the
best wishes for a merry Christmas"
Christmas trees ARE plentiful and all
viii dine bouatitu.iy on the usual
Christmas viands. Preparations have
bepsn made for lively anniversary and
those who have swee, tooth found
Two supply ships on hand with ten tons
OF candy aboard.
Last nigh, tho city was biare o!
fireworks. The reception OF tho twenty
seven American war vessels In the Gulf
OF Par!a was cordial !, Is the largest
array ever seen here.
The reception AT ST. Jnmess Barracks
yesterday afternoon for Unitcd States
officers was a pleasant affair.
Capt, Acton. Lieut. Henderson and
two aids were thrown out OF a trap in "A
runaway by collision with wall
while returning from the Government
House yesterday afternoon. but escaped
Injury.
Two dinners are to be arranged in
honor o, Rear Admiral Evans. and Gov.
Jackson Is TO entertain the otficcra dur
Ing the races Thursday.
TWO thousand OF the men Of ;he ffsi
were granted shore leave yesterday
noon and were warmly welcomed by
the people. They gave themselves up
TO sightseeing and baseball and other
games.
The American torpedo-boat fio:iila
sailed to-day for Para on its gay TO
the Paclrc after delay OF tRenty-
four hours. incident to the repairs of
damae done yesterday. when one OF
the propellers OF the whippie fouied
the anchor chain OF the collier Fortune
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DROPS DEAD IN CHURCH
AT CHRISTMAS SERVICE.
Elias t. Nance, Belonging TO Old,
Staten ls.and Family, Victim
az f,ealf Failure.

Elias T. Nance, sevsnty-eisAt ye
..,,a hc,onsans TO one OF staten 1s'ands
oia.s. families, and one OF the most
r,,o.n@rous oyster growers about New
rnrx. died suadenly to-day In 81 Paurs
M.,hod,., Episcopal Church. AmbuJ
land Main street, Tottenv,lie. Heart
failure was the cause OF death
Nance LEI, his home shortly before 10
,,c,ock 10 attend Christmas services 1t
,he church in which no has worshi2ped
any years. Tho walk OF more than :
.,us 4. thought to have exhausted the
ansd man and brought about tho attack
...SIrh resulted fatally. In me last three.
years Nance has been subject 70 Gs.
Tar half AN hour after The mans dsatA,
which occurred In the presence OF sevs'
eral hundred churchEoers.
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.MUT|NY, DEATH
ANDCOLL|S|ONON
275 DAYS VOYAGE
Ship Atlas, After Hoodoo
Trip Around Horn, Winds
Up in Frisco Quarantine.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 3.-The
American ship Atlas dropped anchor
here last night. :75 days out from Baiu-
more. 1, ended voyage made tragic
by a collision on Cape Horn. attended
-by the sinking of another vessel. q
mutlny and the deaths Of five persons
On June 6. ut p. NJ, the Alas struck
the Norwegian bark Viking. Capt Pet
erson, bound from Hamburg TO callao,
both were badly damaged BY the con-
tact, but the bark Jared worst In the
Terror OF the nigh. thirteen OF the crew
OF %the Norwegian bark boarded the
American ship. crawling over tangled
shrouds and dangling booms. but Capt.
Peterson and his wife were not among
those who made the dangerous transit.
but 1t Was 100 dark 30 render aid
though the Atlas stood BY during ,hc
night. and next morning tie Viking had
disappeared,
|, The Atlas put into Rio de Janeiro for
repairs. aeakns badly. On the way to
This port inu,!ny took piaee among
I tho crew over some trouble WIKI the
mate: but 4 was finally quelird.
Before the collision OF Cape Horn
three Of the ships company met death.
On May ,. ]. Schumacher and Charles
Nolan. ssamcn. fell , m the j!bboom
aad 'e drown On Juno IL Johr
Hook salinaker. died al. was buried
q. sea. f.s.5
| When the ship arrived yes,erssy The
| captains ron and the third officer were
III. and the vessel was ordered !ntc
quanntine,
Til. A..ls had cargo o. coal fol
the Un.iei States a'oycrnptent. Tht
! vessel had reen 10 days out from Rie
and WAS overdue. Rlnsnranee had
! bo.a orSierea /. 10 per cent.
1 Tho Viking was new bark OF 2,A
! ons. Nothing has been heard OF he,
latter she began her last voyage uati
] the A,ias Drouga, In the tidinss las
! night.
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HEAVY ON cops BACK.

,,.ouxht Man Who Jsmped fros.
w,ndov .. Him wa. II. e. Morse.
..what. your name. n. E, Morse7''
pntrolman Holman asked his prisoner
yesterday.
NO. John y. Thomas- whyr answer
- tho young man.
.y.wslL you're tho heaviest tiina ever
h,d on my shoulders" said Holmon.
The patrornAn had heard noise In
/. vacant store at Drisgs avenue and
Fillmore street. Brooklyn. He struck .
match. Thoman Jumped ON him from a
.scond ..tory wlndow: they had u hard
f;rht before Thomas Es.rrendered. He
was held in the Leo Arentie Court on
inc charge OF stealing lead pipe.
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MRS. BARCLAY IMPROVING.
Operation Necessary Following
Illness. from nronS,ia
Pneumonia.

The condition OF Mrs Henry A..
barclay, who is seriously u! n, the
home Of Airs ]. stevens uIman. her
daughter. nj No. 20 Madison avenue. iy
improved to-tlly. Mrs Barclay has beyn
living a, Snort Htllls. y, J., but be.
came lli while visiting Mrs uiman, from
Il ssd.4sgAs,J itagup!pllE.
IN operation became necessary Two
Weeks m3e. whcn nlastoiditis deyelcpei
bal Mfs, Barelay hia Since hern srgiing
AtitnF.
\ This engagement was announced few
weekH ago oi Mrs Barclays youngest
daughter, Miss Clara Wright Barclay.
to Jose Victor opatiyta, Jr. III
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WOMAN INJURED IN
HOTEL CADILLAC

In getting OF, an elevator on the sav-
cnth floor of the Hotel Cadillac. Forty
third street and broadway, Mamie
Ramsay. thirty-five years old, u cleaner.
-Tasl. caught between the door OF the
Garland the floor to-day. The elevator
was In charge OF WILLIAM Woodsoh.
who. 1t u alleged, started the car be-
tore the woman got on She was found
to be suffering from confusion. about
tho aSsomen aud loft hip. and she was
taken In An ambulance to the Roosevelt
Hospital by Or. sutton.
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FATHER AND SON DIE
IN FIRE; MOTHER INJURED

NORTH DOVER, o.. Dec, 1.-TWO
uersons were burned to death and the
,n.rd was fatally hurt In ftre which
destroyed the general store and apart
ment house OF J. b. CurrIrr carry TO-
day THE dead are Michael Vsltrie,
aged ffty. wf!o lived over the store.
I'd Jos~ph. his son. aged thirteen.
Mrs. yeltric jumped from ladder
nd was internally injured.
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MANY ATTEND 8 A. N. MASS.
II wa. the First Time 81. Andrews
HAD Beea Lixhted ~ Electricity.

"A solemn high mass was celebrated a,
s.. Andrews Church. In Duane street,
at . o'clock this morning. at which
Father Evers ofiiciated. He was assist.
ed by Father PAiici.
i. was the first occaaion on which the
church was lighted by electricity, the
new system Of lighting having been re-
Gently installed. Prof--O'Donnsll di.
rected tho special musical programme
uhich followed the high mass.
Father Evers preached on Tho Birth
rSa service was we'll attended BY the
,,,xhf. workers in the lower part OF the
CITY and also BY many members OF the
The evening world., 1907-12-25
ASKS "SOUL MATE"
OF HIS WIFE TO
PAY him $4,000
Capt Charles B. stoddard Sues Rich
Builder Hermann, Of Borough Park
or'Allenation, and Wife Sues Rest
Of Family on SANDER Charge.

Soul mates that scared ages through mltunous
kten and came together With enographer and employer
and then soue according TO the statement of Them is The story
That today shaking Borough Park Brooklyn, where The terrestrial
scenes Of the singular affair are laid
II -Four suits the Supreme Court in Brooklyn have just TO
knock the romance out Of the highly aired anie which
soe respects parallels the recent Ferdinand Pey Earle and u ku
her romance.
Charles B. soddd mate on the ward line steamer Wglancia
has sued George Hermann broker nd builder
made fortune establishing Newyweds in homes $4,000 for al
Icpd alienation Of the affections wife Mrs Ella ST. Claire Stodiar
Mrs Stoddard has sued Mrs Hermann and her and her hs-
bands sister, Miss Hermann for $4,000 for alleged SANDER
Mrs Stoddad given to dreams her youh-and she only
thirty now she " ana pretty and bgh-and onged
Ire lime souls partner should before her Along
came Soddard up in Wood arbo N S. where the girl lived She
thought he was her affinity, and they marred
The evening world., 1907-12-25
KILLS TWO NEGROES
WHILE HE IS DYING

( wAYCnoss, Ga. Dec. a. Wallace
pyal was shot and fatally wounded
yesterday by negroes who were hxhtinS
among Observation-Disclosures miles from
here. Before he died Dyal shot ana
Rilied tYo OF the ncsross. The report
reached WaycroM With request for
tho sheriff and deputies and since
LAT timo nothing further has been
Dceiysd.
The evening world., 1907-12-25

the costs. She has threatened 10 blow
the top OF my head on II ! didn't make
good What she wants me TO make
good on don't know. And what her
husband wants fortune from me for
cant understand unless he thinks II 3
shame not to pick Il UP when II looks
easy.
kiss hcr7 Say. she says 20, doesn't
she? Can a gentleman deny that sort
OF An impeachment No. But our ONCE
Is not shut on. and any on" can see
everything that's going on inside. Do 1
look as though I'd do kissing stunts
with the wide world getting n free
ticket to the showy All rot, ali rot.
Good night, ] must fix up the tree for
tho family whose confidence I have SO
rudely betrayed, and who. as you can
easily see. do no; trust me. They're
calling rne. Good night"
The evening world., 1907-12-25
DEAD ON RAILROAD
WITH SKULL CRUSHED

EAST wrLLIsToN. l.. T.. Dec. IA
man was found dead on the Long Island
Railroad track near tho Post estate. be-
tween this place and Albertson station.
His skull had been crunhad and both
iers were broken. he evidently having
besn struck by train. The victim,
who had the appearance OF a iaborer.
war about s!xty-hvc years old. nve feet
nine inohes IN height. and weighed
sbout him 20 lsad % db idsnuty.
The evening world., 1907-12-25
SHOT DEAD AFTER HE
KILLED MAN, IN DUEL

MIssoULA. Mont. Dec. 2s.--George
Morris. an Austrian. killed one OF his
c6untrymen In a knife duel Mt n rail-
way construction cnmp near Lothrop
Jsst night Morris than started for Lo-
throp and me, Contractor Walter A.
Arnold ON tho way. He attacked Arnold
with tho knife ana the latter irew a rs-
yolver and shot him dead. Arnold gave
hlmsclt UP, claiming that he acted In
-nol 4 defense.
The evening world., 1907-12-25

coLps CAUSE HEADACHE.
LAXATIVE DROMO OuININE rsmovss the
oansa. Used the world over 70 cure QoA il
0ne pay.E.W .0rovs's sa6nAturs on oo1.Dc ~
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THREE IMPORTANT
DECISIONS RENDERED

CONTINUED from page
statute showed that he was not act
ing in good faith to his ouher credit
ors, and that these others, whose
mortgages we're properly recorded ia
the northern district, should take pre-
cedence inthe payment Of their claims.
Mayes, a prominent Pryor Creek
stockman, recently failed, and an eff
fort was made to pay his CLAIMS, his
cattle having been sold for sll, 234, A.
The First National bank Of Claremore
secured an order preventing the pay
ment Of the money to @. nj. Keys &
Company and the Stock Yards bank
Of Kansas City and the Vinita Ma
tional bank, claiming that the mort
cages Of the latter were not recorded
in the northern district, and that
therefore the mortgages recorded in
this district should be paid first.
The report Of Master In Chancery
A. M. Etchen, a voluminous docu-
ment which was approved by the
court, found that the following claims
were good against Mayes, and that
they should be paid in the following
order:
First National bank Vinita, s3,77S.-
49,
First national bank, Claremore, a.
s6e.l9.
Citizens bank, Pryor Creek, sl,S24 0S
J. G. Hogan, S6,lS7 90
Mary ID. Mayes, 81, 440. 90
Vinlta National bank, s729.04
Q. M. Keys g. Co. Stock Yards bank
sl5,8OS so
Against this claim, there is the sll,-
23447 realized from the sale Of Mayes'
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SENTENCE
REDUCED

Kansas City. Jan. 9-The sentence
OF William @. Anderson, the embezz-
ling assistant paying teller of the First
National bank, was today reduced
from four years to two years and nine
months. He will be taken to the
penitentiary at once The claim sof
his attorneys for reduction Of sem
tence was made on the ground that
Anderson's mind was affected as a re-
suit Of III health when he stole the
money.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-01-09
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sale With the IN
dian Agent at the Union
Agency, MuskOgee

Notice is hereby given that the fol.
owing described tracts Of land allotted
OF deceased citizens Of the Five Civil
lied Tribes have been listed for sale
by their heirs, and sealed bids will be
received therefor at this agency on
each separate allotment Of land de-
scribed up to 2 O'Clock p. m, Of the
date when saidibidg are to be opened,
as indicated below:
CREEK NATION.
Listed for sale January 7, 1907, bids
to be opened March 8, 1907
26. Allotment of Stephen Reed de
ceased, John Baker and wife, petition
ers.
NE l Of SW I less .92 acres Of Sec.
s. Twp. 8 N. Rye. IL e. 39.08 acres.
27. Allotment Of Malissa Techarna,
deceased, Eliza and Jackson Techarna,
petitioners.
IN of SW and Lots 3 and 4 Of Sec.
Is Twp. le N. Rge. IA K, containing
1868 acres
28. Allotment Of Aney Yarholar,
deceased Oktayache Yarholar, Amos
Yarholar and Lena Yarholar, petition
ers.
E4of Sc 1 and SIC Of NE Of Sec.
81, Twp. N. Rge. II East, contain
ing l20 acres,
All bids must be accompanied by a
duly certified check on some solvent
bank, payable to the commissioner Of
Indian affairs for 20 per cent Of the
amount Of the bids.
All bids should be deposited with
the United States Indian agent, I'M
ion agency Muskogee, Indian Terrific
ry, and enclosed in separate sealed
envelope upon which must be written
"Bid for Inherited Indian Lands,
and the date of the bid is to be opened.
The envelope: must not disclose des-
cription of the land.
All information pertaining to heir
ship and proofs furnished by petition
ers is on file at the Union Agency and
may be examinedalby any prospective
bidder.
Until further notice, official lists of
Creek lands will be advertised in the
Muskogee Phoenix, Cherokee lands in
The Vinita Chieftain, Choctaw lanes
in the Evening News, McAlester and
Chickasaw lands in the Chickasha
Express.
Further information and cJpies Of
the regulations governing these sales
will be sent upon application.
DANA Ii. KELSEY,
United States Indian Agent.
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Constitutional Convention

Guthrie, o. T. Jan. 9--The entire
morning Of the constitutional conven-
tIon was spent in threshing out the
section of the bill Of right regarding
the Importation OF armed forces or
the employment of armed men in eth
states.
An amendment was offered by Le-
high, prohibiting such employment
and leaving entirely state work Of in
suring peace and suppressing domestic
violence, was adopted. Colorado and
Pennsylvania labor troubles were
mentioned in the debate.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-01-09
Why

should your baby suffer? When he is
fretful and restless, don't experiment
on him and use any old thing your
neighbor recommends. Buy bottle
of Whites Cream Vermifuge greatest
known worm medicine and cure for
all children diseases. Tt is mild In its
action, builds up the system, makes
thin puny babies fat. "My baby was
thin and sickly, could not retain its
food and cried all night. l used one
bottle of Whites Cream Vermifuge
and in few days baby vas laughing
happy and well. ."-Peo Drug Store. "
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cattle, while he has real estate which
will be sold. 1t is believed, however,
that there is nowhere near enough
property to pay the various creditors,
and, according to the Judgment OF the
court, those last on the list will pro-
bably get nothing.
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of living is to have good health. Use
Herbine and you will have bushels of
Joy. You need not be blue, fretful
and have that bad tast in your mouth.
Try bottle of Herbine, positive
cure for ali liver complaints. E. Har-
rell, Austin Texas writes:
"I have used Herbine for over a
year, and find it q fine regulator. l
gladly recommend it as fine medi-
cine for dyspepsia. -Peo Drug Store. W
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Frisco Time Table

Ind gestion, constipation come and
go like rent and tax day and other
sorrows, if you take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea the greatest remedy
known to mankind. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. M. r. Chapman.
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How much Of your life is spent In
trying to get well? 1t requires but
month or less to put the average man
or woman on their feet with Hollis
ters' Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c tea or
tablets M. r. Chapman.
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For Earz s, no delay, 8 Pc
cent interest, no commission. See
Avery s Roberts Inv Co., Scott
Bldg. 3I-tf
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For bonds and insurance, see b. a..
Mcfarland, successorSto R. H. Beard.
Phone 35l. 22tf
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For Farm Loans, no delay, 8 per
cent Interest. no commission. See
Avery s Roberts Inv Co., SCOTT
Bldg. 5I-tl
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When the cold winds dry and crack
the skin get DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. -Peo. Drug Store, MaHarneY &
Myers.
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MONEY TO zoAN

Money to Loan Both private
and company money. Lowest rates,
quick service. T. e. Englehart.
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For Fire Insurance and Bonds, see
Avery s. Roberts Inv. Co., Scott
Bldg. 3I-t
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That's the house the doctor built
The biggest house you see:
Thank goodness he don't get our mon
ey,
For we drink Rocky Mountain Tea.
M. r. Chapman.
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Don't you want business that will keep you
busy in your town, and is easy besides making
good money. Start Billiard Room and run it as
place Of amusement: not as a gambling loint eie
good location and write us; we viii sell you
tables on easy terms, Our tables usually pay TO
themselv es in six monthss
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In the United States Court for tho
North ern District of the Indian
Territory, Sitting at Vinita.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Henry Failing,
Deceased Mary e. Falling Administrators,
Estella. Indian Territory.
Notice OF Petition to Sell Land.
Pablic notice is hereby given. that on the 3lst
dav of January, 1907 at O'Clock ia the forenoon
or as soon thereafter as can be heard in said
court the Administrative Mary r. Falling, win
present her petition which is now on file, asking
fhat She he granted an order TO sell the following
described real estate, in Muskogee, Indian Terri.
tory, 30 witi
Lot TO- in Block 245; lot l ia block 24s lot in
block 400. That said property wiz be sold for
the benefit Of the estate,
Dated at Vinita Indian Territory. this Jan. s,
1907. Mary Z. Falling. Administrators.
By ID. II. Wilson, her attorney.
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lK.Ic. Billiard Table r1fg.sco.
s2l-lS25 Main st Kansas City, Mo
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-23
BOMBS MAY BLOW
UP UNUSED FORTS
To Show Need of Fleet of
= AirShipS.

NEW YORK, Nov 2.-(SpeciaD-
There is a plan afoot to blow up a lot
of unused American forts with bombs
dropped from airships, to show the
Federal Government the necessity of
this country having a large and pow
erful fleet of dirigible airships.
Captain Lovelace, who will have
charge of experiments to be made
to show the practicability of the
balloon as a weapon of war, proposed
this plan. He said:
I'm order to show how absolutely
vital war balloons are to the future
safety of the United States, it is the
intention of the men associated with
me in the airship experiments to Sc
cure the consent of the Government
to blow up forts about the country
which are no longer in use.
COR, instead of an American air.
ship playing at blowing up an aban-
doned fort, there could be imagined
a hostile airship over Sandy Hook
dropping shells into and destroying
it. Perhaps the country and Con-
gress will be brought to realization
Of the gravity of the situation when
we have gone about destroying a few
of the old forts
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-23
LEPER CLAIMS TO
HAVE BEEN CURED
New Orleans Must Decide
the Question.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. %
CSpeciaD With his feet rotted away
to mere stumps, with some of his fin
gers gone, and his joints twisted out
of shape, a white man who is a puzzle
to the highest authorities on leprosy
in this city was a visitor this morn
ing at the City Board of Health. There
is no denying the fact that he once
had leprosy, and that the best part of
his feet and some of his fingers drop
ped off in consequence. He claims,
however, that he has been cured of
the dread disease, and the well-knOwn
experts on leprosy are now trying to
find out if his claim is true. 1t is said
that several doctors who have had
much experience with leprOsy say
that he is still afflicted with it, while
others say that he has been cured
The other day the man, whose
name is being withheld by the City
Board of Health until it can be detin-
itely established whether he still has
leprosy or not, hobbled into the May
ors parlors at the City Hall and
asked for a permit to sell patent med
icine from house to house. This
seems to be the only way he has to
earn a living, and the danger to the
people of the city may be imagined
if he is allowed to make living
this way if he still has the disease
which crippled him.
In some ways this is the strangest
Of all the strange cases of leprosy
which have come under the obserya-
ton of the health authorities of this
State The man is a living example Of
the awful effects Of the disease, and
that he managed to survive its raya-
ges is a miracle. He claims to have
had the disease for forty years. He
is middle aged man of more than
ordinary intelligence, and this morn
ing in the offices of the City Board
of Health he said that he cOurted
the fullest investigation of his condi-
ton, as he was fully convinced that
he was cured.