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The evening world., 1908-12-08
ENDS LIFE WHEN
/ HE FACES TRIAL
I ASBLACKMA|LER
George w. Sulker, Accused of
Extorting Si,1Oo From
Aged Widow, Suicide.
BULLET IN HIS HEAD.
Holds Hand of 13-Year-Old
9 Daughter As He Fires
Fatal Shot.
BULLET IN HIS HEAD.

Preferring death to appearing In thu
County Court, Brooklyn. to-day for tria
on a charge OF extortion, George w
culker, butter broker, while hold
iux the hand OF his thirteen-year-old
dSnghter, Irene. killed himself with q
pistol last night on the front stoop Of his
home, No. 57S Eleventh street, Brooklyn.
ISulker had been respondent over his
misfortunes, as well as afraid of the re-
svIt Of his trial. When he went home
AFTER being released on bond from
the Raymond Street Jail. his daugh-
ter was told he had been away on a ten
weeks business trip. Saturday he at
tempted suicide by gas, and Sunday
with a carving knife. but his wife, Ida,
who had sacrificed all they had to OBJ
tain his freedom, each time prevented.
All yesterday she watched him. He went
out last night to try to raise money
to buy food for his family, and had just
returned unsuccessful when, taking his
daughters hand as she met him at the
door, he drew the pistol and shot him
self above the right ear.
Eulker's troubles began in September.
The trial set for to-day was on an in
dictment on complaint of Mrs. Mary
Sample. an aged widow, of No. 5T
franklin avenue. Brooklyn, who said he
had forced her to give him s1.l00. The
c>se was at first three-days' mystery.
The whole story then came out in the
p9lice court.
Before Magistrate Mrs. Sample ad-
mitted she had poured acid on her
self and put gag in her own mouth
and sworn that robbers took her money.
when in reality Sulker tooX II.
Sulker his wife and his wife's broth
eI. she explained, had been boariers
OF. hers in a house she owned on Put
nam avenue There Sulker had entered
hef room one day and locked the door.
Almost at once his brother-in-law had
bErst in and threatened to show Sulker
up to his wife.
Mrs. Sample pleaded with the men and
after long consultation got them 10
sceept 500 as price of silence. Little
by little after that they procured an
additional 600 from her by threatening
tkexpose her as a dissolute woman TO
hSr children.
IN order to get the money for them
sHe sold her house and went to live
With her daughter at the Franklin ave-
nAe apartment
She had poured the acid on herself.
ske explained, to account to her daugh-
tsrs for her poverty by. leading them
to believe that she had been assaulted
and robbed of the proceeds Of the sale
of the house,
Later she confessed to the daugh-
tsrs. who engaged a lawyer for her.
The lawyer took her to the District
Attorney.
ySulker's brother-in-law was arrested
when he was, but was only held as a
witness. Mrs. Sulker was cleared alb
solutely of any completely in the ex-
tortion.
Sulker WAS forty-nine years old and
after he was indicted his friends secured
bail for him. His wife has worked un-
ceasingly TO pay for his defense. When
the police entered her home after he
killed himself yesterday it was almost
hhre OF furniture and there was no
food in 1t.
The evening world., 1908-12-08
PUBLIC SERVICE BUDGET.
board Asks for sss7,ooo for Com
ing Year.

The Public Service Commission for the
calendar year Of 1903 is going to try to
scrape along on sl05,0oo less than 1t had
last year.
At the semi-weekly meeting OF the
Commission to-day it was decided to
make requisition on the Board of Es-
innate for the expenses OF the Commits
sion for the year next coming. amount
ing TO 1857 900. Last year requisition was
made for s., 095, 900, and to date the Board
has voted TO the Commission fiat mill
ion. The board has said that would be
the final allowance for the year.
The evening world., 1908-12-08
Miss Russell to Sell Home.

Lillian Russell has signed contracts
for the sale q her residence, No. lsl
West Fifty-seventh street, opposite
Carnegie Hall, to client OF the firm of,
Pease & Gilman, who decline to dis
close the name OF the purchaser. Miss
Russell bought the house in May, 1903
The evening world., 1908-12-08
RLED TO DEATH FROM WOUND

NHACK. n. Y, Dec. s.-A cut from
an iron bar caused Albert Lisa. fore
man OF the American Ice Cognpany's $
houses at Rockland Lake. to bleed 10
death to-day within half an hour after
the accident happened He leaves a
family OF nine children
The evening world., 1908-12-08
GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA III.

BEDDING, Cal. Dec s-Gov. James
NJ Glllett, who was taken seriously in
Sunday night after attending a banquet
given By Elias. was slightly better last
night. but could not leave for Sacra-
iu4nlo as he had expected. No yisitpts
u1rs allowed 10 zee him yestsrdaH
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rec CONFERENCE WASHINGTON MOST NOTABLE GROUP UNITED STATES PUBLIC MEN EVER PHOTOGRAPHED
AGAIN DECLINED WITH THANKS.
WouId-5e Contributor "Up Against"
the Misanthropic Editor.

The editor looked up as the caller
came forward, says the Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Sir" said the latter, you OBJ
jected to the meter of the spring
poem | submitted to you the other
day. Because of this 1 have for the
present dropped poetry and turned
my attention to the art of the essay.
ist. Here, sir, is paper on Woman
and Her Defects which l trust you
will find to your liking"
The editor stared hard at the title
of the essay.
Woman and Her Defects" he
repeated. Are you a married man,
sir?"
mo-" replied the caller. 81 am not
married"
The editor laughed harshly.
You should choose subjects" he
said, with which you have had an
opportunity to become familiar"
And he handed back the essay on
Women and Her Defects
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BY HUGH PRMDRMTRR

Next, with fierce painting, four men
burst through the chaparral that came
up to the rear of our tent and plunged
inside the white walls. l had just
time to notice they were haggard and
unkempt and then in a second the
wooden covers were down to allow
them to enter the cages, and then
snapped back in place again.
I'm afraid, Billy declared lib,
calmly, as he began sorting out some
posters, that the rest of the show
won't arrive in time for to-morrows
performance
Just as he said this bevy Of vii
layers, headed by our trusty driver,
Collins, burst through the canvas,
yelling and brandishing carbines and
other impedimenta.
-Four men escaped from the SOL
diers, Mr.. Smith, and told the guards
| thought they came this way painted
Collins, with an expressive wink.
What? rOared lib, in Spanish.
'Law-breakers escaped Free passes
to the brave men who capture 'em. l
believe they did pass this way behind
the tent in the brush. heard a
crashing and thought it was a mule
My lion growled fercely. Hark! He
is growing now!"
1.-THE gang paused in running away
to hear the growl and Tiberius, stand
ing near Murphy's cage, Kissed:
'Growl, you villain, growl!'
"And thereat a most blood-chilling
roar came from Murphy's den, and the
others, to make sure, began to throw
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III a series of yells that would cause a
Bowery gallery-god to go home and
through sheer envy take lessons. The
crowd fell back in a wave; it simply
swept 'em off their feet, sir. To cap
the climax Collins cried: Don't let 'em
get excited, Mr.. Smith! Remember
the three men mauled to death in Ell
Paso!'
after they'd gone. lib turned to
me and grinned. think we'll win the
trick. And isn't that Collins a
jewell!
''Now each cage was divided by
grating of bars, and in each cosy
nook was one of the comic opera suits
I'd brought from Ell Paso. In de-
signing these animal make-ups lib had
made use of air chambers, so that
when a man got tucked into one and
the bicycle pump had been agitated
for padding you had a real, life-like
beast, with muscles standing out like
barnacles on forgotten dredge. OF
course, at the best it was fierce
counterfeit and when the quadruped
forgot and stood on his hind legs the
effect was simply stupendous. First
lib ordered Murphy to slip into the
lions pelt, and Murphy was mad. He
said he was Irish and would pose as
a harp. but never as an emblem of
Merry England. lib talked to him
like a hired man to sick horse. and
at last the metamorphosis was eff
fected. Then the others were speedily
transformed into a black bear, tiger
and hyena respectively.
after they had struggled into their
masquerades and lib had used the
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pump on the air-pockets we dropped
the covers to get the tout ensemble.
9Th snapped the barricades in place
in jiffy, and said stiff1y: L never give
performance unless l have all my
animals. These are but the advance
wagons and tent If the others do not
arrive l cannot exhibit
"'But, senior, have tickets. have
invited my friends AS alcalde l shall
command you to exhibit tomorrow to
prove you are not a humbug,' cried the
intruder.
"'That comes of profanity, Muir
ply groaned lib after the alcalde left
us. I brought these suits along as a
safeguard, so that if anyone should
get peep the fieeting glance would
not arouse suspicion. Now, hang it
all! we've got to give performance to
placate the mayor. For if we don't we
can never leave town. So you've got
to learn your wildwood lessons, my
lads
"Then the unthankful beasts began
to protest, and Murphy and Reynolds
wanted to be the tiger and sleep, but
Weisman swore he'd claw the lining
out of anyone that disturbed his feline
ease. Burke, the bear, didn't know
what kind of noise to make, and it
took lib ten minutes to teach him
to say 'woof' in bruinesque manner.
Then we took each one in turn and
gave the key, and made him practice
his call of the wild so there would be
some individuality. Then we waited
for the mayor.
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"I can't see in the bloody thing,
growled the lion as the party swept
inside.
Fear them not, senors and senior
itas. For though they rage and writhe
in anger, they know their masters
voice.-Look out, Burke, pull in your
left leg!"-the last in English. They
never dream of mourning my dis
pleasure. Nero, here, your excel
lency, ate three men and two women
before he was brought low in captiv
ity, and has added a choice collection
of thumbs and fingers to the total
since then. The villagers near his
wild, free home called him "Ah-Ghee-
Dah," which being interpreted means,
e-Who-Eats Men Gladly" Growl,
Murph. All, not so loud. Even lion
has limitations And the sound of the
Irishman buying freedom with series
Of bull-like bellows swept by me and
caused the chocolate populace without
to shudder.
Now we come to the hyena, the
most treacherous of all beasts con-
tinued lib, skillfully drawing the spec
tators away from Murphy's cage, as
that animal, I observed with horror,
tried to scratch his left shoulder
blade with a most unlion-like contor-
ton. His record was kept for three
years by my head trainer as to the
number of digits he has chewed off,
then the task was given up because of
its monotony So, not too near,
senors and senoritas-not too near.
See him show his teeth in vain-show
your teeth, Reynolds repining for
his native lair. Note his antipathy to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-11
Peruna is not nervine nor a
SfimuIant Ii benefits the nerves
by benefifing Digestion.


Peruna frees the stomach Of ca
tarrhal COMPOSITIONS and normal diges-
ton is the result
In other words, Peruna goes to the
bottom of the whole difficulty, when
the disagreeable symptoms disappear.
Mrs. j. c. Jamison, Wallace, Cal,
writes:
81 was troubled with my stomach
for six years. Was treated by three
doctors. They said that l had nervous
dyspepsia. / was put on a liquid diet
FOR three months.
II improved under the treatment,
but as soon as / stopped taking the
medicine, l got bad again
Il saw testimonial of a man whose
case was similar to mine being cured
by Peruna, so thought would give it
a trial.
81 procured a bottle at once and
commenced taking it. | have taken
several bottles and am entirely cured"
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IB and | met at the pier the
circus boss just returned
from England, and before
the cab had landed us at
the Broadway office we had
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Cosby predqinq of River.

The depth of the st. Lawrence be-
tween Montreal and Quebec-original
ly ten feet-has been increased by
dredging to 30 feet at cost Of $1O..
00O. 900
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al am glad to write my endorse
n7ent of the great remedy, Peruna. I
do so most heartily. "--Juiia MarIOwe.
Any remedy that benefits digestion
strengthens the nerves.
The nerve centers require nutrition.
If the digestion is impaired. the nerve
centers become anemic, and nervous
debility is the result.
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A dumb waiter out of order is an
unspeakable nuisance.
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INTUITION.

Fortune Teller-You will shortly
meet with an accident.
Victim-How did you know owned
an automobile?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
/ nFuL COUPLE GET
PERMISSION TO MARRY

1 sa11s1 kisk At the aesk Of
nn1zl1p slssk IN the county
r11 ~. nrsnlng whereat
n lprnx txsd 10. proudly
ma ~ cnseisd license
I1o1 Mn a. unite With
i le4eTfx. aged Ii. tn
y k&7Y wsdlock
~ ~ TIE enerwpsie groom
- ke>n hossffng closely
- He<ass eierka window
- isisrsais when he wAs
ngrd elsewhere IL attcuIpt.
y rs1noss the obstacle 10 bis
T'1no4l infenslons
rNay Younx appeared ard
- ~ . Ileense. bat a. Ne was
80 and did not have parental
e'si. Ne sathoritIes declined 10
tse license In the meantime
~ hzs kspf the wires bot b.
sstm IBIS city and psonla colo
80 Carries W. Pace. hts guar.
~. n.se and today be- proudly
sys'ed Win a telegram annoane.
s.s = ns' Pace had 10 further OBJ.
tlis Roberts. the father Of IN.
w.. 49, sho lives Al wllkeaon. this
49,. -. siso appeared aud save his
% the young couple left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23


SAN FRANCISCO. March "a
Foliowiux An attaek IN the lobby
~ The hotel falrmoauI last night.
Ia which be uas badly beaten ap,
y. ". Stevens. the AmsfseAa eho
has been serving as diplomatic adj.
wiser 10 the cnrnAn council uf state.
VAS shot and fatally woanded short
~ b~iuFu noon to-day - he stepped
from the hotel bus at the Ferries
building. tits aRsAliant NAn IN IN.
known ros~an The man Who did
she shooting wea accompanied ~
another G0reAn. In The exelseneai,
the man sha al the shooting acct
denially fired \ bullet tafo his
friend. who hae iolned him In the
assault
Police. attracted 20 ths scene.
rushed ap lust toa late - prevent
the curean from usfug thn revolver
which he dr.~ early in the ga.
coaufnr. Tie tive wounded men
we're rushed to the Central hospital.
and the assassin sas taken 10 the
police station. Whefe be maintained
gffm silence
The attack uas > sequences q IN
interxiss given cut ~ NJ. Stevens
last week. Ia which be Waa quoted
~ stating that japan i doing a
good work In Cora. much along
the line OF the service that the
United States il performing for the
Philippines Al the present time
The Careana In san Fraueisco
took exceptions to these statements
at a meeting held here yesterday.
and last night a subcommittee
waited on the diplomat to ascertain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
MUST PUT UP
MORE BONDS

Judge Hanford this afternoon
granted tho motion Of the railroads
70 require the Pacific Coast Lumber
Manufacturers Association 10 file
additional bonds for future lumber
shipments.
The original bond Of f250,000 10
cover the difference between the
old freight rate under which they
arc allowed 20 ship pending the do
eiulon OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and the new rate pro
mulgated by the railroads, does not
more than cover the shipments al
ready made. and now bonds must
be filed 10 cover the difference be.
tween the rates on additional ship
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23

That the collection Of Intensely
inflammablc shaeks comprising the
tenderloln district Is virtually with.
out fire protection IL made plain In
communication sent by Chief
nringhurst OF the fire department
TO the city council today.
Pending regrade work. the un.
settled condition OF grade levels and
the lmpossihility of Installing water
pipes IN filled ground until Il settles
10 its final level. have seriously dis
rupted the water supply system OF
the community. rendering II neees-
sary. In case OF fire. for water TO
be brought long distances by hose
and engines.
All OF these buildings are. at Ger
tain hours OF the night. alive with
people, among them many men who
are ina more OF less Intoxicated con-
dltion. and with light, inflammable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
SEEK POSSESSION OF
CHAMBER OF HORRORS

81 the nos dcfunct museum 70 tie
plaintiffs
A. r. Greenus a Co. want the
entire exhibit horrors included.
and ask further for the possession
Of the Japanese exhibit Of carved
figures. 20 monographs. 20 muto-
scopes and other odds and ends In
the way Of special exhibits which
were made a feature Of the show
recently declared insoieent and
closed up by an action fiied in the
court
According TO the affidavit Of
Rogers. ali these exhibits were sold
to the Eden Musee company ON a
system 81 payments which. Il IL de.
oiared. have never been complied
with. The articles listed are val.
ued NJ $500. G. A. watroun Is re.
ceiycr for tho museum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
ASKS FIRE PROTECTION
FOR THE TENDERLOIN

buildings set high on pillng and a
fun sweep OF wind from the bay be.
meath them, the natural fire haz-
zard is very great
More than this. the hazard has
been increased instead OF dimin.
ished by the recent executive order
causing all the private street lights
TO be eXtlnguished, leaving the dis.
trict lighted only by the city lights.
According TO Chief Bringhmst' s
communication. six fire hydrants in
this neighborhood are completely
out Of commission, and some at least
should be Immediately replaced. He
asks that permanent or temporary
hydrants be installed at Firth av. s.
and jackson ST.. Maynard and Well.
er. and that temporary take-off
pipes for fire-fighting purposes be
run from present mains 20 Sixth
and Lane and Fifth and King.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23

The HIdeyoshi Maru was not badly
damaged
The dense fog was responsible
for the crash. The Mutsu. an 500.
ton coaster. was cut nearly In two
by the Hideyoshl. and filled so
quickly that she sank before her
boats could be gotten clear.
Scores OF her passengers leapcd
into the water, but SO dense was
the fog that the small boats Of the
Hideyoahi. which Immediately put
back. bad the greatest difficulty In
locating those who were swimming
Some Of the survivors declare
that ono boat. IN which were sew
efal women, was launched, but ala
not clear quickly enough 10 escape
being drawn under when the steam.
er sank The captain Of the Muisu
went down with hls ship, remaining
At bis post on the bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
= TRAIT Goes to the Bottom Captain Dies With
DE Passengers.

iohlo, March 23.-The Matan
a s00.ton coastlng steamer
ne TO the Yusen Kalsha line.
sHnk In collision with the
4 ~ = 20 yoshd Maru, SOC tons. at 2 90
49, this morning two miles of
sss.yaokke, near Hakodate The
.s ss,-'n o. the Matsn Maru. A ma.
"a her 244 passengers and
re crew perlshed
.., ~ hiaeyoshl Maru and another
'i sa rescued the survirora
.t Is.sf adslees from Iakodate. off
~ h point the steamers Matau
~ = and Hideyoshi coilIded earlv
s,, s morning, TX the number 81
s.,'1 a. 2es. 20 o. these being
m .'usefs of the Mutsu MANI and
n !, s.smalnder members Of the crew
4 NE same boat
,., sae Aatsu Maru lies in several
'''''" Of water today. q total loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
lr,l,ues and Thehs Reported to Police With Increas-
No FrsQuency--News Of Two Crimes Of Last Week
Nj Given Out for Publication.

bis ticket to pantarss theatre Sat.
ufday night
auralaries last Night.
Thiesins continued last night In
such aeattefed localities that. Il ii
Il being done By one person. aa
claimed hy tha police. b. must hr
moving from place 10 place IN a
fat AUTOMOBILES
Frank Hennahofrr. efa0 Firut nv
y reported that window In his
roam Nae pfisd open with a Ratchet
and his Winchester rife and 4 box
Of cartridges stolen.
The feom IF Miss 4. A. De Wolf,
The els. 500 summit av. was en-
tered and her sold hunting case
Waitham watch stolen.
some thief stale a bicycle from
7 = conahan. s. sullivan building
early Yesterday mefning.
Busy Yesterday.
pufsiafs aud thieves we're busy
sunday
! pai4nfsts rooming house 1880
elff aHd diamonds worth ssp0
taken from the guests.
The FeFn cafe. SIS Third av.
NaA entered Through the front door
and aan etsarn and quantity 81
small change taken.
CheFii keith. Gee Seventh av
NAa robbed ~ his watch while
standing ia front Of a saloon on
slAth A. =
Walls In hls hank al Fremont
Saturday ulKht. Councilman God
aAf8 aAs strange men lettering
about lha nrpmlnea. lie turned the
iIshta ioW and aaw them como 20
tha aneF AID Try 20 open A. The
aailsa we're Holifisa aud the Office
has staee been saafdea, MI God
ward hfmseif staadtug nleht watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
carter CLAIMS HE IS
The AMERICAN DREYFUS

lie al. he says appeal directly 10
President Rnoeexeig
Carter claims that he IL tho
American nFsgfan tie was a
captain Ia the engineer cospa ~
the tnllea States army. and AZ the
time ef his downfall was la charge
~ haFtuF Improvement eork at
Savannah Ca. the contractors BE-.
ma tiae aotcffoaa Gfecne and Gay.
ueFs ffauas we're anearthcd and
ne government accused Carter 81
atietttEk than and IN sharing the
profits
Carter ssfxed foas yeaFz IN Fort
LsaxsuwoFth military pEisoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
D. ". Stevens Shot and MorIally Wounded at Frisco
Assassin Taken Into Custody by Police.

, u he had been correctly quoted On
learning that b. had been. one Of
The CofeanH. youns man whaAs
Mr. Stevens took 10 BE- a student.
hlt the American Ia tho fsse aud
fslled him
Stevens Jumped 20 hia feet aaa
waded Into his assaiiant. The ether
three then scifed chairs aud stew.
ems was getting the WORT Of Il
when hotel attaches lutsrfcrud and
threw the CoFrMna IUto the street
To-day Mr. Stevens refused "a
prosecute hia asaallauts because no
attributed the attack 10 the over
aeaiouanean u Bis youthful aseail.
ant.
Ar. Stevens was leaving the city
for the oast When be VAS ahef
dawn.
ss7rnM has hern an Important
though minor figure ~ ali import.
ant diplomatic NEGOTIATIONS irvolv.
ING tho japanese for many years.
lie acted Cor several years ~ DIP
lomasie adviser 90 the mikado =
court IN relation "a questions NJ
fectins the rnii~d states. EnEla6d
and JaHan. aud he II feonEnined a.
an authority on International peii
tiea IN the far east
The antl-lapanese party Ia
Corea. however. has fr~slnrnflv
charged Siryens with helng nuEhs
Ind but a Japanese agent AZ the
Cor.an court. placed there b. the
mskado 20 personally superinsena
fhe execution II Japanese policies
in the Hermit Kingdom. A dip
inmat. Stevens stands In high re-
gard Ia Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23
a MERICAN ADVISER TO
COREA IS SHOT DOWN
SHOWING THINGS TO
MAYOR OF OAKLAND

MAJOR Frank X Mott 81 Oakland.
e.. arrived IN Seattle last night
g a trip made for the purpose 81
trepsstluE the nnw cifY garbage Dc.
atsusfoT. He called ~ the office OF
sfaYaF Miller this morning 10 pay
b. respects - that official. and
wsAde the acquaintance 81 a number
r tna city afflelala aud employees,
tie as taken 20 see the rat 10.
asecslon hospital. ii which be- had
nAprenAsd curiosity nn IN which b.
Vas greatly interested This after.
uos@A he wae taken 70 inspect the
Iaetneratnr