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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
He DYNAN|TEO
EXPRESS TRAIN
Nv Associated Press.

Butte. Mont, May Louis Ferriss,
- years OF age, who was arrested as
suspect Monday morning, last even
dng confessed that he dynamited the
burlington Overland Flyer" last Fri
day night. causing the death OF En-
sineer Busy. Charles Ming and Fire
man George Ehle. Ferris was seen
at the hospital where ne was taken
for treatment after being slightly
who fired at him to bring about his
arrest. Ferriss' confession is in sub
stance as follows:
Il went TO the Tivoli Brewery sa-
loon first on Friday night, then went
TO the w. r. Peterson mine and brok e
of the lock on the cabin | stole 10
sticks of powder, TWO pocket knives,
eight caps and two hammers. | put
half of these on the board crossing
and went into the hills and hid the
balance.
i threw the knives away. That is
all there is to il. ] was in the hills
south of the creek watching for the
explosion when | saw the flash.
came down toward the train. but as
heard the cries of the injured men,
was frightened and fed. l went away
and did not come home for several
days. / was trying 10 pawn a rife
! stole at Moose Creek when Sinsel
got me. tried TO hold up the North
ein Pacific at Welch Spur two weeks
ago, but those fools who got in the
lail made a botch of the jCb for me-
Ferris lives about / ,900 yards from
the scene OF the crime. The rewards
viii amount 10 about So 500 Ferris
parents are Woodworking, honest peo-
pie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
RAY LAMPHERE
TO FACE JURY
Hired Man Who Caused the
Death of Indiana Female
Bluebeard and Her Chill
dren Will Be Convicted
Two Mysterious Men Visit
the Scene.
BY Associated Press.

Laporte, Ind, May THE identifi-
cation of another of the bodies I'M
earthed on the Guinness farm near
here was that OF Oue B. Budsberg, OF
lola, Wis. Evidence that he had been
brought into Mrs. Guinnesss net
through ''matrimonial advertisements
was the one clarifying feature of to-
days developments n the compiica-
tion of the case. The Identification
was made by Budsberg'S two sons,
who came here this afternoon.
! a soaking rain which fell ,contin-
uously fof "A hours prevented FUR
Their excavation about the farm, and
Sheriff Sl}Ntzer devoted the day to
securing possible evidence which may
he used N t8 trial CT Ray Lamphere
on the cha4Se of having caused the
death of Mrs. Guinness and her three
children. TIE result of Sis Investiga-
lions is suclAthat the prosecuting at
torney for DE district announced that
he -y5Gla seek Immediate indictment
of La6lpheTe and eudeavOr TO have
the case cafed at the next term of
court wheh is scheduled to begin
May IL.
Il am satisfied said Prosecuting
Attorney Smith, I'VE have collected
testimony OF such charsct that Lam
phere's responsibility for the deaths
in the fire will be established beyond
reasonable doubt"
During the shc-ifs absence from
hte Farm this afternoon two men.
thought to be from michigan, en-
tered the carr age house where the
bodies are being kept, but escaped be-
fore the officers could catch chem.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
PENSACOLA GIRL WALKS
ON STREET UNDRESSED
Mary Madosa Creates Sensa-
ton in New York City
While in SOrnnambuliStiC
Trance - Was Taken to
the Station House Before
Awakening.
By Associated Press.

New York. May MARY Madosa,
aged -. single. who is visiting her
cousin. Mrs. POstOVa. 124 SiXty-first
street, who arrived from her home in
Pensacola a month ago. was found
hatIess. shOeless, without stockings,
and clothed only in a night dress and
white skirt. by Policeman Havork late
Wednesday night walking rapidly
along Second avenue, near SiXty-fOurth
apparently obIivious to her
surroundings.
Thinking she was in trouble, Ha-
work approached gently taking her
arm Receiving no reply. he led her
to the station house. where it was
discovered she was sound asleep. She
was taken to the Bellevue hospital.
in an ambulance. for inquiry as to her
sanity. for, as soon as awakened at
the station house. she Immediately
became historical.
Her cousin was soon found and took
her home. She is a cOnambuHst, and
her cousin said the excitement of New
York life had increased her chronic
nervousness.
The Pensacola directory for 1903
does not show any person named Ma
dOSa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
SEES sion of
the Congress-
~ Asso.iated Press.

Washington Nav Senator Cul-
bersOn. Of Texas. today called the al
tenJi1n Of the senate 10 newspaper
publications 10 the effect that the
president and interstate commerce
commission had agreed 20 allow the
railroads 10 increase freight rates
This suggestion precipitated discus
sion q : 10 the powers Of the president
and The commission 70 make such al
agreement.
After ten days discussion and con
siderarion the sUndry civil appropri-
alton bill was completed oy the house
today and final action j. 10 be taken
tomorrow. The principal discussion
today related 70 the salary and wage
scale 10 be paid in the construction
Of the Panama Canal The commit
tee had inserted a provision that such
salaries and wages should not exceed
- PEI cent IN excess Of the salaries
and wags paid in the United States
for similar work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
THE DAUGHTERS
Of CONFEDERACY
They are Welcomed to ITALIA
hassee by Judge c. B.
Parkhill.

Tallahassee. Nav 2-Thp 18th an
nuaI convention Of the Daughters OF
the Confederacv. Florida Division. Is
now in session ar Tallahassee, having
convened here This morning at ten
O'Clock
The ladies meet in the hall OF rep
reSentatiVeS- which was courteousIy
rendered them by Hon. II. c. Craw-
ford. secretary oI state and which
had previously been prepared for
their reception by the Anna jackson
Chapter. The nall is periodically dec
GRATED with red and white bunting.
the flag and banner Of the Thompson
y. Lamar Camp, L. c Y. and the flag
Of the Union. and Was filled at this
first session with deles ates. visitors
and citizens. 4 number Of the Con
iederate Veterans. also. were present.
among hem being Commander I. II.
Randolph
To stimulate interesr IN historical
study. q prize Of ten dollars in gold
IS awarded every Year for the best
essay on Confederate history. written
by a pupil OF the Leon county high
school The Chapter has also shared
the work Of the state division for the
Confederate Home The Olustee mOnr-
mennJ, and a Confederate museum.
Some valuable historical papers have
from time 70 time been collected. and
needy veterans have constantly re-
ceived aid.
Mrs. z. p. Gwynn IS the president
Of the chapter. and upon her devoIved
the duty Of opening the conventfon-a
duty performed with the sweet gra-
ciOusness Of nanner which is one OF
Mrs Gwynn'S chief characteristics.
Judge Chas- p Parkhin delivered
tho welcome address in q most fit-
ting manner. and the response was
made by Mrs. G. p. I4awresce. of Or
landO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
g. Associated Press.

Baltimore. Nd Nav bishop
GoOdsen was rhe ceHtga, f2HEe ia to-
days session OF the quAdrenuiaI gen
eral conference OF tine Methodist Epi--
cOpal Church by reason o. The tart
that he read the address o. the bish-
Cys. and ,hdr this address t. always d
matter OF much interest contained
ta-~ time matter OF unusual import
auce.
Although It's expressions relative 10
The liquor question eyOEad The great
est amount Of enthusiasm. doubtless
It's most important sentences were
those embracing the concentrations
OF bishops touching paragraph y a.
the Church Discipline relating %
amusements
The address recommended that from
paragraph II ceTId n words. Indicated.
but NOT quoted in the address. De
stricken ont.
the immeiate outcome OF the 1Isn-
ops treatment OF the liquor question
was the adoption o. resolution favor
able TO The LIT afeId interstate
liquor shipment Bill nov before con
gress- which resolution is 20 DO Iald
before Speaker Cannon. OF he house
of repre- sentatiyes d. committee
tomorrow.
The representatives gf various
boards and special saonnm ices APP
pointed by last general conference
made reports today through the gen
eral conference handbook. Among
them was the report OF The publish.
ing agents Of The Methodist Book
Concern board Of church extension
board Of nome MISSIONS. ana cnurCt
extension. and Sunday--choOi Depart
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
Arrested After Accepting
Notes of $4,000 Hush Money

OF HeinZe.
Heinze made a com plant 10 the dis
trict attorney yesterday, and today
q detective hid in the closet m
Heinze's office while HeinZe made out
notes for different amounts tOtaling
SAC, 900 and turned them over TO Bren-
nan. As soon as Brennan accepted
the notes. the detectives paced him
under arrest. Brennan is 81 years
old and his people are said 10 be
prominent residents of Indianapolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
CALEB POWERS PARpoNED
BY GOVERNOR WILSON

Louisville. Ky. May 7.-Scenes indie
scribable took place al the republican
state convention yesterday when Chair
man William ID. Cochran. of Mayfeld
sinnOunced that Caleb Powers and
James Howard had been pardoned BY
Governor Wilson for the murder OF
William Goebel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
BY Associated FreSa.

New York. May Edward E Bren-
nan. a lawyer. of Butte. Mont, was
arrested in the office of F. Augustus
Heinze. today. receiving notes from
HeinZe amounting TO $4,000.
Brennan had been in communication
with ReinZe some time by mail, de
D,apding $4,000 10 prevent h I'M
,Hrenn9nl from having the law after
Isii;za for alleged violation of the
Montana laws, in copper transactions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
METHODISTS
IN CONFERENCE

Bishop Goodsell Reads Ad-
dress of the Bishops-An
Endorsement of Prohibi-
ton is Construed From
Resolution Looking to the
Passage of Federal Bill.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
Florida's Chief Executive
Spoke at Several Points
Yesterday.
WILL ANSWER THE
CHARGES OF HILSON
His Talk Promises to Be a
Very Spicy One-Chair-
man Frank Reilly of Exec
utive Committee to Preside
and Introduce Governor.

Governor Napoleon b. Broward. who
is making a short tour of this sec
ton of the state in the interest of MS
candidacy for the United States sen
ate. is To deliver an address in this
city tonight at o'clock Seville
square Will be the place where The
meeting will be held. and there is 10
doubt but that Florida chief eXecu-
tive viii be greeted by a large crowd.
He is to be introduced by Chairman
Reilly. of the Escambia democratic
executive committee. and the Peusa-
cola Concert Band viii be present TO
render music during the evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
Will Answer Hilson.

One of the intimate friends Of the
governor in Pensacola last night
stated that Governor Broward would
answer the charges brought against
him by Editor l. 3. Hilson. OF the
Milton Record Index who recently
published a lengthy article relating
10 debts which it was claimed had
not been paid by the governor.
The governor viii also answer the
charges made by two Of his opponents.
Messrs- Beard and Lamar, and there
IS no doubt but that his talk Will be
an 5ntarastjuer s,pe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08
In Escarnbia Yesterday.

Governor Broward delivered num-
Der or addresses in E,aeambia county
yesterday. He arrived in Pensacola
yesterday morning from Jacksonville.
and after spending a short time in the
city. proceeded TO McDaVid There he
delivered an address, and was greeted
by = large audience. Bluff Springs
was also visited in the afternoon. the
governor commencing his address AT
I O'clock and was again greeted BY
a large crowd. At Century last night
he delivered his third address Of the
day. The meeting was in the school
house, which was filed. and the gov
ernOF was well received
Al noon today he viii speak at
Gonzalez, and come 10 Pensacola il
the afternoon and speak he e tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08

To reach all Of the peO=
pie, use both the DAILY
and the WEEKLY JOUR- /
NAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-08

Continued on Page Three-)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
Ananina Drs.,rnfIr-

L5iHs r. sftsn the result 81 indtges-
tisn.--E ritish ~ sSiSal JS1rnM.
When ysur ansai-faood kid says the
eat GwtDs1 the jarn.
Though his meath ~ al purple and
aUmmy.
Deaf spank him fer aSs. but doctor
his niss
Ter the pain A~ mast have in his
tummy.
When The trust witness swears ne for
gets hts Affairs.
Ne matter hsu ciSse,y they question.
Dent blame the peer man. he's as
true as ne can
with . ease 81 acuto Indigestion
WHEN you're stuck with a LOT In some
That seems TO have grswn catalep-
tie.
Dsn't cherish hard fseiing because or
the dealing
The agent perhaps. was dyspepttc-
When POUR Hss nstor runs into thou
SANDS 81 fest
TIL you cuss siks = terrible sinner.
Dent ean n a liar until you inquire
II 10 had a diEestibie dinner
Inssss. yeu will ind that the most OF
mankind
And wemsn. % course. without
suestien-
wsuls bitterly Erieve az the mint
fhey't deceive.
Hat yst-thsy've acut~ indigestion
-Ssw rsrk American.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
PIctnre TO Curc Insnnc.

The physicians ~ tho State Hospf-
tai for the Insane today tried the ex-
pertinent OF exhibiting To- the patients
big painting or Christ nlumlned by
electric lights. II Is believed that by
thus concentrating the attention OF tho
insane upon this picture n beneficial
therapeutic effect viii be produced
and may result IN their recovery.
The experiment was made today at
the religious services. a big picture.
entitled Christ Knocking al the
Door" a copy or Hofmann's master
piece. painted BY II Birkenstock. OF
Mount Vernon ". z. was placed in
the chapel with a battery OF electric
lights ready 10 be concentrated upon
II. After some religious music Of an
impressive character the lights we're
suddenly turned on 60 the painting
The insane were evidently impressed
They starrd at the picture long.
The lights were then turned out.
and after mere music the process was
repeated. Many OF the patieHts. rec
0enizing the subject OF the painting.
raised their hands in suppiicatiOn to-
ward II and SEINE fell ca their knees
and wept
The physicians &C the hospital were
wen satisfied with the experiment.
They believe that In the cases of some
OF the patients the EFFECT has been
NEST esnsrc!al-E assiIi0n CO.. Dis
patch 70 Nsw Ysrk World.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
Pg0HlBiTl0NlSTS
OPPOSED TO RHEA
Mary Temperance Peopls Around
Rsissol Urged Governor Against
ASPo.1tus1t-Hsd Repre-
serfec Liquor Men

SErSTOZA vA--Spccia a. May
te--rerance peopic h~roaeouts and IN
Southwest Virgins. - vel A. IN ether
rarts 81 the Scst>. src opposed - the
CO. fr-,Stiea ~ JulEe Rhsa's appoint
n,ert % ths Corporation Commission
f~uzus- 80 tcs 1c,ive pat NJ tcok
against rrohihttio0 in the resent local
eruor contest an this city. In whach
the vets came near being successful
Years SO Iu1re Rhea wss a strong
ter rc-lucc advocate and made
speeches Tor thr cause. but when TIE
crcSeion wzs 1-itatcd IN Bristol and q
tecai option election Gated. he vras -
teir>t y the shiskcy interests - w
resrNk them t. cou~t
He made wy active nrn- s0d a.
loved hts uorn- - ~ USE ~ them an
o. 81 their leaders ard in 81 90 their
advert sing matte
Il - slid thst rnzu~ persons from
tins part Or th- stale wrote 20 the
Governor asking him nOt 20 appoint
RhcR Tor this reason. and u has e-eo
limited he-e y friends or the ez-Cor-
rreSSraaB thai rrottA ticniSts prob
ac.y Inspired The charges preferred
cy Senator \ocl which led - the In
restfEs noa % his record
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
SALOON MEN ASK
FLAT TAX INCREASE
Opposed 20 Keezen BIZ Tor Grad
uated LicenSe-Would Have
Burden Of Producing State
Revenue Borne BY All Alike.

A deisEauon comprising ferT or
more members eg the Anti-Saleen
League. prominent ministers and tenn
peranes advocates OF the State. ap-
psared before The Senate Copnlttss
On FinRReS tsdAy and subIlcsd ar
Euments in support of the bills In
eressinE the license fer saisons and
6istilisrsss aRc rsosiriag sseisi clubs
70 take est n retail liquor license or
sirailar amount as saiSona
AnoRE these who addressed the
committee were J. W. HeuEh and
Csptsin ". Is Taylor. Of Nerfelk:
Rev. Thomas SenmeS, Rsx- A T. Dad
Rev James Cannon. Of Blackstone.
mum. and Pro@ein< Elder RaviinES
OF Richmond; DR.. W w. Smith. Presi-
dent Womaa'E CelisCN LSnchsurgs
DR.. r n Bsanstt. Thomas Waite
head. John =. Pettijoha. and Or. Pill
cher. al 81 LEnchbUrg. John A. Tay-
Tor. 81 Roanoke. walter sydnor. ef
Ashland. sRd J A Hubbard. Of
Charles city county
The sAieon msn and eistillsrs were
represented By Hoa- Jossph T. Law
icss. % SSrf0ik.
The saloon msa- according e M
LawiesS ebtSct 20 the graduated IL
csuHe TAX proposed ~ Senator Kes1ell.
rsrginE from slse increase In cities
OF le.coo 70 t15o increase. o. q tetal
90 S7eo tax in cities CT te.eeo and
over. They are willing % accept .
Tat Increase % SEt on al saloon II
censes and Use - a. argument that
such a. srrsn cement will produce a.
Increase On revenue q SIS Geo and a.
the same time cause the burden OF In
crease 20 be equally borne - all M
HOO saloons now in operation in Nir-
Eiuin.
The Mann bill fzes the license ta-
az SITS fo- towns % 1000 popuistior
or less and $3.50 for al towns and
cities having population % eve
600. srd ir addition a sum equal q
rht rer cent 20 re annual rontn
vailc ZAP 90 $1,000 % The premises srl
fr-r .-u-e used ~ the saloons. and cv'
Ver ceutuu of ~i-h -e-tsi vs'-es g.
excess 10 ore Thousand ard under 1--WE
thousand. and three ger cent OF fhI
---rar value over $4,000.
The bNi also makes radical In
crease in the graduate tx on ilstl
ieries which. it is sad. VIII result 81
the practical wlUi-E Cut q mony @
The small stills in ths state
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
SENDING REGULARS
TO PACIFIC COAST

OMAHA. NER.-Spe- si-Added
significance u The theory that the
sending % ire battieship ioet t0 the
Pacifc may De for possible protection
has been gwen ~ the fact leaking cut
here that plans for The Mobilization %
troops on the F-1cifc coast this winter
are being made The Information
comes through an crnpioys OK TIE Sur
nnEton Railroad who states that the
Burlington and Union Pacific rozfs
have been requested 70 submit bids
fer the renewal % Infantry. artillery.
and cavalry corps from Western points
- The coast Troops vii be sent from
Fart Crook fcrt Lesvenwo-th and
Fcrt Russell. WE. 20 seattle arc san
Francisco shout Aprii Isl according 20
advises received by the railroad on
ct1ls
The Fifth Artillery. ~ Fort Russell
VII 20 20 Seattle. while many Gem
p2ries vii sc sent from Fort Leaven-
worth 20 TIE Preside The army
trocVs vii reach ire Pacific coast az
the sane tir-e the fset under Admiral
Evans Is due there
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
MINISTERS HOMES
ST0RMED BY WOMEN
English SuTragists Invade Houses
OF Cabinet Ministers Screaming.
"Vots for Women Fight
Police Who Arrest Them.

CONGRATULATIONS OF eve
cabinet ministers were bseisEed by big
bands OF suGragists this mcrninE. who
rushed into ths Railways. screaming
Votes fer vemsn." and refused 10 de-
part eNea after the police had been
summoned aumber OF seunlss re-
suffice when an attempt was made 70
drive Tire excited women away. and
more than one policeman bears the
marks % anger nails on Mss face.
The etorming Of the houses took
place At On early hour The sunrh-
Esttss wanted 10 make sure that they
would cnd the ministers AT home. Sec
rotary fer rersiEn Anairs Sir Edward
Grey. ChsRceii0r OF the ENcheQu~r As
quits and first CeEnmissfonsr Of Works
Eareourt we're visited ~ the crowds
at their kemea
The movement which few moEths
eask was regarded with amusement. Is
new bseemihE serious. and statsEm sn
ara inauiriRG late ths soRtsnUSaa 81
tia Wemea
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

Sowetme ago We mentioned shat
the Tai River cotton mills had enjoy
"a n prosperous year Shareholder
in thlrty-three companies received
cash and stock dividends averaging
twenty per cent. besides which q
number % mills made substantial ai-
ciflons 20 surplus ln Decem Der the
mills cut down production by one
fourth There is aiding scale %
wages. the present base being 11s6
cents per cut. but this went into e.
feet only in september last Through
1906 the base was ~ cents per cut.
On 1900 and 1905. 1859 cents per cent
in 1905. weAvers. working ten hours q
day. averaged seventeen cents ar
hour for malrs fifteen cents for re-
males. spinners. twelve cents an hour.
Wsges prcvsilins before Ssptem Der,
1897. verr. W. should Judge not very
favorable 20 the declaration OF extra
dividends and the accumulated CT
surpiuses ~ operatives, and rsduo-
tion - orc-fourth OF the output 0f
The mills Is certainly net favorable 20
that process. Whatever bcnent = high
trrfG produced for the stockh Old CTS
they retain. tucked away IA their
strong boxes The operatives may
sill have a full dinner pail. emily they
must use smaller pals
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
is UP TO THE JUDGES
TO HELP GOOD ROADS
Senate Passes Compromise Bill
Providing fer Working Jail
Birds on the Public
Highways.

The Sesate rotsy passed the Lass
ter Blk. providing Ter the working Of
jail eircs o. tie rubltc roads. with The
Ware amend raert giving persons IN
ths counties cities snt towns where
ths eenvsctiouS Ter miSdemeanor are
as6. the preference In using such con-
victs On local work The provision.
hswever. IL not A. entire victory for
the keep thcm-Sg-hems~ adVocat-S,
as e is provided that any iecal person
wne may wish 90 work the 5ail birds
must GrSt Gle application with the
Circuit or Corporation and secure az
provai OF the sutgc. II viii thus be
rut up te the judges - the state 70
Gass upen the character OF the sppu-
cations. whether it Is % heir the gO0e
roads foros or she iecsi 3AiierS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
Charlotte chronicle:

Sometime ago they were talking
about running Colonel Henry CASA
way Davis as second fiddle sFziu on
the Democratic presidential ticket IL
IL a. or He has assumed. on his
own hook a more serious contract
he 10 going 20 get married. The
brite-tc-re q Miss Maud Ashford OF
Washl0E -on She is young and petite.
1T. Davis - eiEhty-four years old
and twenty million dollars young He
has two daughters Mrs stephen p.
Eikirs ana Ara Arthur lee. Mrs.
Eikins is me wifs % a United States
Senator and 10 making protest
aEsirst ths wedding Nrr. Lee does
not object and the public will De on
her side The prospective groom Is
old enough 20 decide for himself. and
The Chronicis - with him. even ~ ne
should find 10 Necessary 10 resort 20
al siopemeut
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

sewed ~ up IN the patient vhereupon
he made a memorandum 10 add tle
for material to his bill. on Sunday
there was published In the news dis
patches a story shelving that q New
York surgeon must be short TIVE half
inch rubber tubes. enc OF four Inches
and one longer. and q safety pin A
surgeon In Montana operated on
young miner fer pain In the ehes'
and found these commodities. which
had evidently been left IN the WOUND
by a surgeon in New York who per
formed an operation on the man SIX
months age. Now that he learns where
His tubes and his safety pin are, ne
may be expected 70 send In n supple
montary bill