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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
Hunting for Buried Treasures

n NE day Pauline said to her mother:
"Oh, mother, I wish / could go
" and hunt for buried treasures!
I'VE been reading about it in books,
and it sounds so NIGEL 1 wish l was
prince and it wasn't raining and L could
go out and dig some"
Pauline's mother put down her sew
ing. IF 1 was a fairy" she said, Il
might make you a prince or make 1t
stop raining. AS it is, l don't know
what we are going to do about it, un-
less we have our treasure hunt right
here in the house"
"Where would 1 find any treasure
hidden in the house?" said Pauline,
laughing.
"Maybe you wouldn't find any very
valuable treasure" said her mother,
but I'll tell you where you'll probably
find something. Put your hand down
the backs of all the tufted furniture,
where the seat joins the back or arms,
and you may find something. Only be
careful" she called, as Pauline ran off
ito put your hands down slowly as you
may find tacks or pins!'
So Pauline knelt down on the big
sofa and slipped her hand down. And
she did find a pin, but it didn't hurt
her, for she had remembered to be
CAREFUL Then she tished again ana
found hairpin. And then some more
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
VISITORS HOURS

Aunt Laurie will be In her office In
The Herald building to issue prizes,
receive calls from, Juniors. teachers
parents and others Monday afternoon
from until o'clock and n Saturday
from 10 In the morning until o'clock
in the afternoon. other appointments
may be made at any time by telephone
when the regular hours do not suit
the convenience of visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
ABOUT PRIZES FOR HONORABLE
MENTIONS

!. Competitors in any contest are !
!. entitled to a handsome book prize i
!. when III cir work has received hon. y
!. orable mention three times. =
= They must claim the prize, sub i
mittlng copies of their letters, sto- !
j ries or limericks y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
MINERS UNS[AT
FAKE DELEGATE
CLAIMED J. S. MCDONALD or
SCRANTON, IA, iS NEWS.
PAPER MAN.
TWO FACTIONS CLASH
president Lewis Brands as Lie Report
That He is to Make Mcdonald
Editor of Journal--An
thracite Situation.

| indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 23,-The sit
Euatlon in the anthracite field of Penn.
sylyania was the principal topic Ct
discussion in today's session of C. q
convention of the United Mine Work,
tfs OF America 1t was brought be-
fore The delegates that President
Rfoseyelts commission appointed in
1909 to settle the strike OF anthracite
miners proposed a basis OF agree
ment between the operators and
miners, which was adopted by both
paltics, but which shalt have run / s
course on April neA;, when new
wage scale contract must go into eff
feet
Negotiations between the miners
and the operators in this mater have
been Postponed pending action t. be
taken by the present convention
The miners in the anthracite field
are not well organized and 1t is the
wish of the leaders Of all union
miners, bituminous as wen as anthra
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
RUTH LEAV|TT
ASKS DIVORCE
BRYAN'S DAUGHTER CHARGES
HUSBAND WITH NONSuP-
PORT.
WON'T OPPOSE THE SUIT
Artist Coming to America. But For
Purpose CT Exhibiting Latest
Painting--Frends Say He
is Exemplary Man.

Paris. Jan, William Homer
l.eayitt received yesterday fre m
| Thomas S. Allen, his wife's attorneH y
| AZ Lincoln Neb., Information that
Mrs Leavitt, who Is the daughter OF
William J. Bryan, had filed petite n
TOR divorce on the ground Of tllcom
paiibility of temper and non support
lie was questioned On the matter
'oday, but declined to discuss it.
saying he did not desire to embarrass
his Wife in any way. Leavitt will not
oppose the suit With his mother
WITH whom he has been living ia
Paris. he will leave I'm a few days
for America. His departure is in no
way connected with the suit but L
part of his plan to exhibit his paint
ing The Last supper" In the United
States. Leayitt's friends in th,
Latin quarter who esteem him highly
as serious and hard working artist
say his life has been exemplary
They are Of the opinion that Mrs.
Lcavtt's decision to obtains divorce
Is due entirely to her nervous tenn.
perament She has suffered from
lerrasthenla for the last two years
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24

| cite that the organization should be
I sAtended t. fuI control of the an
I'hraaitr region. a committee was ap
.pn"t'd f. take cha.Se OF the matter
ani ccnicr with the anthracite oper
dtris.
The difference between President
Lewis friends and the opposing fac
ton, of which John Walker. Of nli.
nois, Is named as the leader. came To
the surface in the proceedings TODAY
The dispute arose over the seating as
"a delegate Of :. J. Mcdonald who
came to represent the union At
Thorpe. Pa. in the anthracite field
Thirty anthracite delegates pro
tested that Mcdonald was news.
paper man Of Scranton Pa. and that
if he ever was a miner ne is not one
now. The report had been sent out
that Lewis intended to appoint Nc
Donald editor Of the Nlfue Workers
Iounal Lewis arose 10 say that 'th
persons that inspired and sent out
this report knew it was a lie"
Walker urged Lewis 10 modify his
statement but Lewis made no further
comment At the close 0f long
controversy Mcdonald was unseated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
LAST MARINES
LEAVE HAVANA
DEPARTURE ATTENDED BY NO
EREMoNY---REMAlNlNG or.
FlcERs WAVE GOOD BYE
GOMEZ NAMES CABINET
EIGht Men Selected '',y President.
Elect Of Cuba-Mauoon .ViIl De.
part Soon After InapsNra-
tion Next Thur2aay.

Havana, Jan 23-Tie last of the
marines sent to Cuba Is a part cf the
American army Of pacllcation sal, d
cut al Havana harbcr this afternoon
on board the naval transport Prairie
for Newport News The last detaen-
mfnt consisted Of 400 men and Off
GERS.
The departure of the marines was
attended by no ceremony. brt crowds
of Vmy Officers stln here lined the.
see wall at the entrance of the harbor
and cheered and waved them fare
Well
Governor Magoon will take his de-
parture On the cruiser Salem i'm,
after the Inauguration cere-
monies at the palace next Thursday
night The battleships Maine and
viii escort the Salem out
Of the harbor. The departure Of these
three warshps, with a transport fol
loving, viii Ipake an imposing ending
Vt american control Of the island af
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
LICENSE LAWS
IN CONNECTICUT
UPHELD by SUPREME COURT OF
ERRORS IN DECIDING
TEST CASE.
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT
Of the State to Give License for the
Sale of Strong Water" Recog-
nlzed for Three Centuries,
Declares Court.

New Haven, Conn Jan 23.-Th,
law under which licenses to sell in
toXicatingv liquors are granted in Con
neeticut is upheld by the supreme
court of errors in a decision Just
handed down. The test was made by
The prohibitionists Of the state
through the appearance of one Morrell
of Greenwich, who acted as a citizen
merely in objecting TO the granting
by the county commissioners of a Ii.
censo in Greenwich.
Clief Justice Baldwin, who wrote
the opinion, says that while, the
b.ble-which stood for the rule of pc
litieal government before statute law
was enacted condemns the use and
sale of liquor, the colonial laws, as
far back as 1Gf3. recognized the right
of constituted power to give licenses
for The sale Of strong waters"
1T is idle to claim that the trainers
IF the constitution understood or in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
KING EDWARD WI.
HAS RElGNED EIGHT YEARS

London Jan 23.-His Most Excel
lent Majesy King Edward VII. by
the Grace Of God. of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
land and the British Dominions b..
lofrd The Seas King. Defender Of tn
Faith. Emperor of India This re-
sonant array OF regal aud imperial
dirIities. impressive as symbollizing
the realm on which The sun never sets
gains added emphasis Of the present
time. for tomorrow it Will be Just
eight years since his Majesty was pro
claimed king The anniversary was
observed iu LCnlan today with beft-
ting hoHors. aes being hoistcl on the
variOus government bnildiuzs bdTs
being ruHs from church steeples and
salutes heri in St James park aud
elsewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
FLORIDA WAS OFF COURSE
AND RAMMED THE REPUBLIC
Latter Tourist Ship, Bound For Mediterranean
Ports, Carried 761 Person-White Star
Line Office In New York Beseiged
byFrierds of Those Aboard.

The wireless telegraph played al
important part in the grave inciden 8
happening at sea, far from shore, an[
proved itself blessing in the face
Of the serious condition.
Offices Remain Open.
| Tonight the offices of the White
star Line remain open to await news
| Of the progress of events off Nan
tucket, and to reassure the streams
Of anxious. callers for information n
Persons with friends aboard the Re
public are stanIing about in groups
awaiting with the reports the late st
news,
The steamer General Putnam is
ready to put to sea to meet the Flor
ida or any other vessel that may
bring the rescued passengers to port
The idea is to have a steamer meet
the rescue vessels u the lower bay,
take off the shipwrecked passengers
and bring them to the city where they
will receive every care.
The steamer Republic. a tourist
ship. left New York Friday for Medi-
teuanean ports. There were on board
250 first class passengers 211 in the
steerage, and crew of 300.
stops were scheduled at the Azores,
Maderio Gibraltar Genoa, Naples
and Alexandria. Captain l. Sealby, a
veteran seaman was in command.
Attracted Notable Travellers.
The proposed cruise of the ship
had attracted many notable travellers,
among them General Brayton Ives,
the noted New York financier Arch
bishop Birchese, of Montreal; James
u. Connolly, writer of sea tales
Alice Morse Earle, author; Mr. and
Mrs Hoover Of Seattle, who were on
a torr around the world in an automo-
bile, Victor Narayas, Gooch Behar;
India, who was on the last half of a
journey around the world: s. Earl
raylor. secretary of the young peo-
lle's department Of the board of for
'ign missions Of the Methodist Epis- |
'opal church.
The first news of the disaster came |
n the form of "A wireless message re-
.eiyed both here and in Boston. The
message received here came from
'aptain Sealby. Il read:
when 26 miles south Of Nantucket
ightship this morning was run into
" unknown vessel The engine room
B full of water. Can remain anoat. No
anger and no lives lost
II caused the greatest anxiety AMI
the day the greatest ten.
ion prevailed In the white star
nlccs as the story of this latest sea
raPcdy unfnldcd 'seif The news
bat an hands W eresafe was greeted
.iih great satisfaction and hope was
that even the Republic
light be saved. This hope. however
'as dissipated late tonight when the ,
cws came that the steamer had been ,
nally abandoned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
CHARLESTON c.
WELCOMES TAFT
FEATURE OF VISIT WAS BAN
ouET LAST NIGHT WHEN nE
MADE ONLY sPEEcH-LeAVEs
FOR PANAMA MONDAY.

Charleston, S, c., Jan. 23.--Judg,
raft was Charleston's guest today
rhe chief feature of his visit was Z
banquet tonight, when his hosts were
mo hundred and seyenty-nve OF hit
friends in Charleston" The program
called for no speeches save by Taft
who was presented briefly by Editor
J. G. Hemphill Of the News and
Courier.
The big cruiser North Carolina Is
'yine at anchor within a stones throw
{ the dock waiting for sailing order.
Monday when the president elect and
nls party viii embark for Panama.
The, Montana, a sister shin, will ar
rive tomorrow, and II is expected
llso to enter the harbor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24

fairs.
Pr sideut elect Gomez announces
tho following cabinet.
Secretary Cr government. Nicholas
Alhcrti.
state. Iusto Garcio Velcz.
Finance, Marcollio Tiaz De vii
lcgaS.
Justice. Louis Octavio Divine.
sanitation. Dr Matthias Duqun.
Public works. Tenito I.agueruela.
Educatim. Dr. Ramon Meza
Aeric' ltuf- Ortplio Foyo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
WINE WILL Be SERVED
Al Lincoln Centenary Banquet in
Springfield Regardless Of Pro
test by Temperance People.

Springfield, III. Jan. 23.-Consid
cradle feeling has been engendere,
over The fact that wine will be- serve
LAT the Lincoln Centenary Banquet n
this city February ~. at which al
dresses are TO be- delivered by Ambas
sailors Jusserand Bryce. Robert T.
Lincoln, William J. Bryan. United
States Senator Dolliver Speaker Can
non, Senator Cummins. General John
". Noble. and others Despite ths
protests by the local temperance peo
pie. the committee empowered 10 de-
eide this question tonight met and ia
nofDd the protests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
CONFRONTED BY
HARD QUESTION
is SUBCOMMITTEE coNsiDE RING
RESOLUTION nv cUL-
BERSON.
AN UNFORTUNATE ACT
When Senate Voted That Judiclary
Comittee Report Whether Pres.
ldent Had Right to Allow
Steel Merger.

/ Washington, Jan. 23--After meetins
several times in consideration Of the
culberson resolution calling on the
senate comlttee on Judiciary TO rt,-
port as early as may be practicable"
whether the president was authorized
TO permit the absorption 81 the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron Company by the
United States Steel Corporation, the
sub committee TO which the reso' III
tion was referred has found itself
confronted with question as to how
to proceed
There are few Republican senators
that do not admit that the adoption
.of the rsss l..tlon was an unfortunate
act This view Is not wholly a party
u,'stion, Ter there are number of
Democratic senators who say that III,
the committee finds the president
proceeded without authority Of Law i:
VIII create most embarrassing sitn-
alton Nv
More than ordinary secrecy has
been maintained in connection with
the proceedings of the committee con
sidering the resolution Thus far
the letter of Attorney General Bon
parte declining the Invitation of tla
committee to appear before II Thurs.
day last has not been made pub ic.
1t Is understood, however. that Bona
parte ntade It clear In his communica-
ton that he had no facts in his pos.
session which could enlighten the
committee, and called attention 10
President Roosevelt's message in re-,
sohse TO former resolution con.
corning the merger. and assuming full
responsibility for any part the admin.
may have had In the trans
action.
The subcommittee has been inform
I'd that prior TO giving his consent 20
he merger, the president engaged in
with officials of the
steel corporation and number OF
lther persons, which correspondence
he Is willing TO give to the committee.
At today's sesioa the committee con
iidered whetehr II would ask for this
correspondence. but II is UNDERSTOOD
hat no conclusion was reached. Tn.
Ter the terms of the resolution pro.
.iding Tor a report "as early as may
'e practicable" the committee posi-.
ny may fin that IL will not be prac-
lcable to report before March 4.
At the first melting held by the cont.
1ittee te Democratic members were
Inclined TO critcise the Republicans
Or failure to press the resolution on
ho ground that the Republicans
cared 10 make political capital vic
'ould rise up TO haunt them in the
ext campaign. They now share the
pinion that the question is one IL
reater seriousness than could be in
olyed In fear of manufacturing dam.
cling political material.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
INSANE womAn's DEED.

Fairfield Neb- san. 23-Mrs
Charles Mock this evening kiilel her
threc children by giving them wood
alcohol and then committed suicide
by drinking the same liquid. The
bodies were found uy The husband and
father on his return home after an
abgence Of several hours The Wom.
1r. O. IS said. has been mentally un-
balanced for some time. the r., suit a
iIlnD.a-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
MYSTERY INTENSIFIED.

IaHesville. Wis Jan. 2S-The mys
hfy surrounding Michael Cronins
murder here has been intensified b.
the mysterious disappearance 0i
Thomas Mclaughlin aged ninety
Both men are known to have had
money iu their possession. There g.
no clue TO Cr0niu's murderer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
CORPORATIONS MUST REPORT

Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. PA bill
introduced in the house today re-
quircs all corporations doing business
within the state to make an annual
report to the secretary Of state and
10 pay an annual license fee to vary
with the amount of capital stocks
from S. to s..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
JAP WAS A LEPER.

Honolulu. Jan. "a Jarasese
namei Fukada. who was convictei Of
proven TO be a ieprr Instead Of
being executed he win now BE- sent
to the leper colony On the Islznd of
Melokai
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24

tended anything contained in it should
be regarded as prohibiting altogeth
er the licensing of the liquor business
mess dangerous, IL mregulatcd, to
public morals or security by the re-
quiremrnt of a large license fee"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
Great Siberian Industry

Mining has the greatest future OF
any Siberian Industry. Cold In placers
Is the chief mineral product at present
No statistics as to the amount OF gold
produced in Siberia can be obtained.
a. the figures are contained in the To-
tai output of the Russian empire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
MURDERED IN sox CAR.

Hrtchisrn Kas.. Jan 23-The hcdi
Of p Young man about Is years old
was found TO-DAY IN a car ~ impie
.meHfs on the Missouri Parifc. ssia
pei from Peoria. IN. 20 bis cts
fher- vas. evidence 81 a Tt-u zgie. in
dirating that the man was mur4eref
Parers forud IN the bcdy bear the
adde's of Chus Bean. South Omaha.
Neb.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
RELIEF SHIP ARRIVES
Celtic Puts OF Hundreds Of Tons OF
Supplies at Messina and Pro
eeeds TO Reggie.

Nessina. Jan. 23.-The Am re n
Relief ship Celtic arrived here todsy
aud va warmly welcomed by the an-
thorities and the populace The Gel
IT, landed 20a tons OF fresh meat e7a
tons Of assorted foods. 10000 eggs.
with the understanding that thity
tons OF these supplies be given out
daily. The Celtic viii proceed 20
Reegio
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
WIRELESS TELEeRAPHY.
Plays Important Part in sumronne
Aid

FfagS important Fdft W oumnfonine
Aid.
Boston Mass Jan. Wireless
te,oeraphy PLAYED an important Ta't
in The accident 70 the steamer Re
public for Il summoned about her in
= few hours a feet Of three large
ocean lincs-the LaLorraine. of the
French line the Baltic Of the White
Star and Cunaricr Lucania
u is apparent that the Florida
must have been between thyty AMI
forty miles on her course IN being
anywhere near the Republic. as the
eagtbOund and westbound steamer
lines here ara this distance apart. A.
soon ne the Republic hal been etrrck
All the extent - the damage hal be
como known. wireless calls for assist
aHce were sent broadcast over the
Atlantic. All tbo vessels within range
were asked 10 hasten 20 the scene.
Caught a Navy YARDS.
The caH fer hein which the RaBuh-
lie hai ben seniing into the suace
vas recoFlei On land ar the Charles
town NarF Yard al s O'Clock his
momins u vas addressed ~ fha.
Gresham and gave the Republics Io-I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
BIG COAL MERGER.

St Louis. Jan. 23-The merger %
al Illinois coal mines within . raiirs
u slFty miles Of st I0uis is tie
plan of a group of local capitalists.
acrcrdinC to an authoritative repcrt
current here today. TIE capital Eiu
Be SIS 81. .O0s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
ENGINEER is To BLAME
For Wreck in Coiorsdo-r4eld Grimm
ally Negligent By coroner's
Jury Yesterday.

Leadyiile. Colo. Jan Engine r
.Gustaye Olson Is alone r-sponsib
for the wreck on the Denver and Rta
6rande 90 Dotsero week ago Fffay.
according 20 the verdict 90 the corr
ner's jury which hed an inquest this
afte moon az Red CNH The jury he'll
Olson criminally negiigent Tor fai Hre
tu obey orders and stop AZ Dotsero
siding
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
SNOW DRIFTS STOP TRAINS.

Sadalia. Colo, Jan 23-For the first
time in several years trains are hav
ing difficulty over Marshall Pass. I'm
somo places the SNOW has drined
twenty five feet high.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
The Unfortun.t. po,....,o,

There is nothing which 50 much
makes for the misery not only OF its
possessor but of all who are 50 an.
fortunate a. 10 be intimately asso
ciated with him or Eith her as an IN
governed and unreasonable temper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
RED CROSS FUND ,sOi.r5i.

Washington. Jan. 23-The National
Rel Cross has received sse1.13l 70
date for the relief % the sufferers q
the earth quake In FoutheFu ltaly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
EARTHQUAKE CAUSED TOTAL
DAMAGE OF s273. .OOC 600

Rome Jan. % Deputy Nltu esil
mates Toe ic-s az Messina through the
earthquake at fl7sOoor1 and 90 Reg
sio s1o8 900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
VS., constituie. R.an.,,

TBeauty is In the eye Of the behold
r. We have read that il a toad was
sksd bis idea Of beauty. be would
-rir. Ny mate. y0nder.~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24
Kills oFrIccER THEN sUIcIpgs

Eaton. Ohio. Jan. 2s-WaIter Ken
drlzison shot and knlet Marshal
Weatherby today. and then took his
own life. after he had attempted to
IN his wife. Jealousy Eas tbe cause.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24

New York. Jan Z3-Grare anxi-
prevailed here today and tonight as q
result of q thrilling marine drama
being enaeted oh Nantucket. Cn the
coast Of New Englanl. following the
ramming early today r. the Wht-
Star Liner Republic. with 7e1 souls
aboard. bv the steamer Florida % the
Lloyd Italian line.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-24

ICOnelsdeA "a Second PAgs)
Morris tribune., 1909-09-18
TAFT IN HAPPY MOOD
Starts From Boston on Swing
Around the Country.

Boston, Sept 15.-WeM tanned by
more than five weeks on the golf links
and invigorated by the salt sea
breezes of Massachusetts bay Presi-
dent Taft closed his forty days vaca-
ton and, in excellent voice, started
on his 1s,000-mile swing around the
country. The president is hooking for
ward to delightful two months, in
which he will meet thousands of peo-
PIE and 20 whom his voice will carry
strength and conviction as to the pur-
poses Of the new administration.
The presidential party, was driven
from the Hotel ToNaine at $3.50 a. m.
and boarded the special train Of three
cars at the South station. This train
was sent out at 1908 as second Sec
ton of the regular 10 a. m. train for
Albany and the West
The president was In joyful mood
as the train started and waved a
happy goodbye to his vacation in the
old Bay State.
Morris tribune., 1909-09-18

an extent that Dr.. W. J. Mayo was
called from his home to the hospital.
Early this morning. however. the gov
erRoP had weathered several sharp at
tacks and while enduring ekcruciat.
ing pain, was able to catch occasional
bits of sleep.
Returns from the hospital at and
after midnight were that the Doctors
Mayo expect the governor to survive
the night. The real crisis will be
reached today sometime, it is expect
ed, and If he survives it, the chances
Of recovery will be materially
strengthened. Danger will still be
imminent, however, for four or five
days.
Mrs. Johnson occupied room adj
Joining that of the patient, and al
though several sinking spells were ex-
perienced. she was not called because
Of them.
In order to aid the governor in bat
Ting the periods Of depression, stimu-
lants were administered freely and the
physicians expressed great satisfac-
ton over the quick rallies which fol.
lowed.