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The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
LAUNDRIES.
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on The ODr Eou.,
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NsH fEANlNAL. ID STREET. NEW YORK
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sN a. n g5SerE1tioc PsTloE- ElFeho-f trzin-
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y % ? r. Diner ard Pullman Psrfor Car
51v = n Royal Limited " al Pullman. 5hcuI
13g 2 H. fClchss 70 Philadeiphia
$50 , II Diner and Pullman Pa.lor
s59 2. Caches 20 Philadelphia
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- a. n SleepeTs 70 Philadelphia < New Yczf
,,ALLANIiO CITY, F1e. 90. &c a n. fl0s.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER AND DRAFTS
ran employed st TrssS5ry experienced in friv-
ins ana repairing automobiles. wants posittcn with
He-ald ofice
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR
ladies. gentlemsn's and chId-sn's cast-of wesri7s
aPpsTsl- crop card; VIII cal C. LIVINGSTON
1Si lth s. NV, o. phone North 800 IA.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR METAL. IRON.
rubber, and paper stock MARYLAND IRON
AND METAL Co. 6tA and K nv. Phone NJ
- Hr
$50 WORTH OF OLD GOLD. SILVER. AND
diamonds wanted for spot cash OF IN erchan4s fo-
rev 3e9slr5- Money forwarded promptly fo- FOODS
yent b. Out-a-t0En pArtieS CESFELRERC's Is
E7 ave- Ec-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT or Co
lur1bls. holding Probate Ccart. No 1855 Ad1.--
strzEcc-Thls Is % give aotice that TIE suhscri5e-
q the District Of Columbia. hss obtained ron ths
Probate CoaTt q the District of Columbia letters o.
administration On the estate q George AIbs-t Coz
verse late q the United States usTy. deceased Al
persons EavnE claims against the dscgzSsd are here
by warned % exhibit the S-1e. With tie T1uchs-s
the-eo' legally authenticated 10 the slfscrbsr oa
O. before t5s ZTH DAY OF APRIL. A. D. Isla:
0thsTIse they nay b lET Be excluded fr0- az be-
EFT OF sai6 estate Given u-5e- ~ Eand this Zth
dav q AT1ll 1s0a. LAURA SHELBY CONVERSE.
care BeTTy Minor Colorado Bl5g Attsst- JAMES
TANNER Registe- os Wills f0z the District q CO
lznibia. Clerk q the ProhSte Cou-t- BERRY
MINOR. AttornsyS zESmy5E
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ss.c9 INVESTED WITH Us N OUR Farm
ara cattle business VII pay you gaaTauteed an
nuRl mcone Of . pr cent This viii suit any
conservative investor Best Of city reference given
Please investigate. address LIVE STOCK co .
Herald once. z
WANTED WITH 5000 FOR NEW
proposition OF moving picturss; wiz guarantee
SO Per week clear Address L u. K. Herald
once Is
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OFFTCE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District Il Columbia, Washington. j. - April
%. p6s.-Seaied proposals vii be received az tbs
ot3co until O'Clock n n. MONDAY, May o.
loe, for furnishing and installing one cooling room
n the EmeTgency Hospital. and for furnishing one
ambulance for use at the Emergency Hospital
Blank forms of proposal and al Necessary iufo-ma-
ton may be obtained on Application 70 the Pup
eTty Clerk, District Building washington D. C.
HENRY 2. T. MCFARLAND. HENRY 4
WEST. " Y JUDSON, Commissioners, .. G.
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF Co
luInniz. holding Prubsts Court Estzts q Jar-sz
3. ColegTOFe deceased. No I5s5. Aduinistrztioa
Docket ss-ApPIiczti0a having boe7 slads he1ei1
for probate q the last VII ard testament q said
deceased, ard for lssteTs testaneniav o. sad -
tate. hy The United States Trust Company. i IS
ordered this 18th dzy q April. A D. lss. that
Nay Belle ColegTove and Bels II. ColeroFe. ard
al Others concerned appezr n sid court q
WEDNESDAY. the ID day q June. 4. d. Izs.
az 70 O'Clock g H., 70 show cagse Why szch appil-
cation should not be granted Lex notice hereof
Be published z he Washington LaE Reporter ard
Washington Herald 01ce a esch q th-es sc
cessiTe weeks before the return day herein ms--
toned. tie fTst publication % b not isss than
thirty days before ssid retrrn day WRIGHT. Jus
tice Attes-: Seal JAMES TANNER Rszissr
Of Wills fo- the District of Columbia ClsrE q tie
Probate Coszr- CHAS- A DOUGLAS, Attornsy.
zI5 my51
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF Co
lunlbia. holding PROBATE Court No I5SE Adm
israti0u.-Tis IS 10 give 1otiCe thar the S1os1ber
Of the District q Columbia. has obtained tron ths
Probate Court Of The District q Columbia letls-z
testsmsntsry on the estate of Anne Z D-ies Iz-s
Of the District q Columbia, deceased Al persons
having claims against te deceased hereby warned
% exhibit The Sane, vSth the vouchers tasreot. -
sally zuthentczted 70 the subsczfbgE Oh OF befo-s
the ZTH DAY OF APRIL. a D. $50; 0therEiss
they nay by laE Be excluded fruo al benefit q
SID estate. Given under ~ hand this Z7th dzy o.
April. l9o9 SAMUEL II. WALKER sc Lcuisizul
ave. nv Attest Seal JAMES TANNER, Ress=
ter of wills for The District oF Columbia Clerk q
the Probate Cour1 ROBERT z WALKER ard
Jas. p. ARCHER. j.. Att0-Eeys aD8ly5E
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FOR SALE-COUNTRY HOMES.

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR CAM.
bridge. Nd, On the Choptznk River. Horse and
outbaidings in splendid eOadition- For particulars
Apply y ?. A. BOWEN. Jr. 1913 ST NV rs
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WANT AID BRANCHES
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Wszs Ads for The Washington Herald may be
EFT st the main osee - Fifteenth stEest north
vest. OF at any Of the following branches, CT nay
be tslephoned direct 70 the main cncs and bl
Sil Be ssut for the amount due.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
District Of Columbia. Washington. D. c. April
2. 1Ss-Sealed proposals vii be received a. this
oface until O'Clock p n. WEDNESDAY. May
p lS9 Tor furnishing tie District q Columbia dur
ITS the fiscal year ending June g. 1910. with MS
callaneous sarpiics-the sane beng rejected items
of BIDS received April z the following classes:
Stationery. haTdwsTs plumbing materials, drugs.
Blank forms Of proposal and al Necessary infoTma-
ticn may be obtained q application % the Prop
crtv Clerk. D. C.. District Building. Z. 3. e
HENRT l. WEST. ". Y. JUD-
son. Commissioners ID. c. u
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-COUNTER MAN. PANTRY NAN OR
wCman. no Sundays The CROWN LUNCH
COMPANY, l4l7 New York ave.
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Ads Iaat do not excsed p words nay. Il desired.
Be inserted at the TSte Of times. sc: tines Sleo
Minimum charge. l0c per day.
SPECIAL notices. l5c PET line each insertion
TEeTe Is no gItra charge f0T ads teleDhoned
Tho=e lefs at branches are also at The sane rate,
tut must Be nsid 81 adrance.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20
Memorial Day.

Memorial Sunday will be May sc,
and Decoration day May 81, Mon
day. Rev. Baker will preach the
the sermon at the Methodist church
Sunday. All soldiers and citizens
are invited. Monday May 81 viii
be Decoration day and we are nov
forming program and we find thai
we have plenty of speakers and will
have agood speaking program ana
we are ADVISED that there will be
|severzl parties to go on the program
with songs and recttarions. The
corps ofssingers is now being organ
ICED by Sam Amstutz and promise
TO be very excellent. re advise
people from the country 10 bring as
many flowers as possible as we will
depend on you. So far things arc
working very smoothly, and ths
program will be success.
! CAP. O.Goop, President,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20
Obituary..

Ephriam c. Gfigsby was born in
Spencer county, Ind, Dec. Fl, 1897.
At the age of 16 he united with the
Missionary Baptist church. In
1855 the family moved to Carol
county, Mo. In 1861 he taught a
school in Gfundy county, Mo-, and
that spring with the family returned
to Spencer county, Mo. He enlist
ed In Company c, 42nd Indiana
Infantry, and was promoted to Sec
ond Lieutenant, and served three
years and a half, during most of
which time he commanded the
Company, owing to disability of
other officers. He participated in
the battles of Perryville, Stone
River, Chattanooga, Mission Ridge,
Lookout Mountain, Chicamaugua,
Atlanta and Peach Tree Greek. At
Stone River he received a bullet,
which he carried to. his grave. He
led his company in the brilliant
charge up Mission Ridge.
At the close of his military ser
vice he went to Iowa, where he was
united in marriage to Sophia l..
Stanber Nov, "a, 1864, and re-
turned to Indiana for two years.
To this union were born six children
Clara Hulda, who died in 1906
Benjamin NJ, who died at the age
of two years; Cornelius L., now of
Stevens county, Kans., Clement E.,
now physician in Coffeyville, Ks;
Tressle Sophia, wife of OR. Stew
ems of Meade Kans.; and d. Sylves-
ter of Meade, Kansas.
In 1867 they moved to Carroll
county, Mo-, living there until in
1885 when they moved to Barber
county, Kas., where they lived IN
til 1907, when with his wife he
moved to Meade, Kas. He has
been an invalid for the past FIVE
years, and passed peacefully away
Saturday, May 8, 1909, aged y
years, q months, II days, surround
ed by his faithful life companio,
and all the children except c. E..
who was unable to reach the bed
side until few hours after dealt
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20

The Meade County Sunday School
Convention will be held at Meade
Wednesday and Thursday June End
and grid. Miss Laura B. Bayless
state worker will be present and
speak at each session. The people
of Meade kindly invite you to their
homes, send delegates from each
school and reports to the Secretary
Mrs. Kate G. Curl Meade.
Entertainment committee.
Miss Zada Black
Mrs. Bateman
Mrs. Kate G.. Curl
Apply to the committee at the
Office of Hubert & Black.
The first session will be Wednes-
day P. M. Sessions Thursday o:3c
to 1880 A. NJ, to 4 P. NJ. and s
to o:3o P. NJ.
BY order of Executive Committee
H. H. TOWNSEND, President
Mrs. KATE C. Curl, Secy
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20

Harry Hayden was in town Tues
day on business.
F. w. Flick has a big ad in this
issue advertising his cottolene, and
giving away 100 pounds of flour.
Webb Lodge No. ATS A. F. & A.
Nj, special communications Sat-,
May ~ work in the first.
VIM. BACKE, w. M.
Frank Bowen was in town Mon
day on business. Mr.. Bowen is
very much interested in an irrigation
project which is proposed by Mr..
Holllngrake who is also owner of
about section of land recently
ewaed by Harry Hayden.
Col. George Harvey, editor of
Harpers Weekly, will deliver the
commencement address at the State
University on June 9th 1909 at 10
O'Clock a. m. A banquet in his
honor will be. given by the news
paper men of Kansas and Kansas
City.
Roy Gates brought in new Regal
4-cylinder motor car last week from
| Wichita. Kansas and sold 1t to B.
F. Ashby the liverylnan of Fowler,
Kansas. This is a good car and
will no doubt give excellent service.
he expects to go and get another
! one in a few days.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20
THOS. FARRELL, Agent.

came.
He lived an active, upright and
conscientious life, honored and re-
spected by his neighbors and host
of faithful friends. Funeral ser
vices were held in the United
Brethren church in Attica, Tuesday
conducted by Rev. J. R. Millsap Of
New Murdoch, assisted by the local
pastors and the remains were inter
red in the Attica cemetary.-Attica
Independent.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20
a Cheap Motor Car.

We have the general agency cover
ing all of Southwest Kansas for the
Brush Runabout Car. If you want
a good runabout for a small amount
of money, write or come and see
US. Agents wanted in every town.
The Kinsley Auto Co., Kinsley
Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20
Important Notice.

The News has several hundred
dollars ON our books on accounts
and subscriptions and we need the
money. We are making a special
effort to collect some and if you
receive bill, please be kind
enough to call and settle same
We have obligations to meet and
must have money. We are general.
ly very lenient but we need it now
and must have it.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20
new postmaster at

For SALE:-Sewed carpet rags.
Inquire at this office.
o. NJ. Clouse got in a car load
of gasoline last week.
Everything in the seed line at the
Meade Grain & Seed Co.
Editor Stanton, of Fowler was in
town yesterday on business.
Fred Judd is building quite an ex-
tensive addition to his house.
The cowboys reunion will be
held at Meade next Saturday.
For SALE:-One gasoline engine.
Frank Trua ak.
Seed barley, oats, cane and mil
let at Meade Grain & Seed Co.
Wanted-A postmaster who can
treat people with common courtesy.
Claud Ragland is street commits
sioner and has begun work on the
streets.
OF course there are cheaper imi-
tations but the Overland is the real
thing.
Wanted-A postmaster who is
not envious of other people in the
newspaper business.
Once ar owner of a Buick, never
satisfied until the owner of another
Buick.
Prof. Townsend, of the Fowler
Friends Academy was in Meade
Tuesday on business.
Wanted-A postmaster whose
emissaries are not going around ly-
ing about their neighbors.
Gay Barker left yesterday for his
claim In New Mexico where he will
remain for some time.
Mrs. Chas. Harden and Mrs. En-
mes Pierce have gone to Fowler
where they will open restaurant.
Mr.. S. e. Sumpter is back home
from Penalosa, Kansas where he has
been visiting his son, Homer.
Mrs. Frida Kumwick left Meade
Sunday for Illinois to visit relative.
near Chicago. She will be gone
several months.
We acknowledge receipt of an in
vitation to attend the exercises O.
commencement of Fowler Friend:
Academy May &c to IL.
Mrs. J. D. Wehrle and son Johr
Paul Wehrle and Miss Agne.
Wehrle visited in Gray county las
Saturday and Sunday.
In another column will be founc
an ad for the Buick and Overland
automobiles, by the agents, The
Southwest Telephone Co.
|
Quite large number of our PEG
pie went out to attend the sale a
Slower & Stems Tuesday. The
sale was largely attended and thing:
sold we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray, o.
Okla, were here last week visiting
Mrs, Lucy R. Allen who has beer
quite sick. Mrs. Gray is daugh.
ter of Mrs. Allen.
DR.. c. Z. Grigsby of Cofeyville,
D. S. Grigsby of Meade, and Neal
Grigsby of Medicine Lodge, were
in the city Monday, attending the
funeral of their father.-Attica In.
dependent.
! Mr.. and Mrs, o. R. Stevens and
son of Meade, have been visiting a,
the home of J. w. Grigsby, in this
city, this week. They came Sun.
day with the body of Mrs. Stevens
father.-Attica Independent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens returned
from Attica, Kansas, Friday where
they had been to attend the funeral
of MIR. Grigsby. Mrs. Gngsby and
son DAVIS went to Cofeyville &c
visit several weeks.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20

Wanted-A Postmaster who does
aot watch patrons mail going through
the office.
FOR SALE CHEAp-or trade for
: land some good threshing outfits
n also some rebuilt engines all sizes
write ]. T. WooD,
Hutchinson Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20

Editor Millman, of Liberal News
was visitor in Meade last Friday
night.
For plastering and cement work
call on A. JACK BvRNs, for lowest
prices.
Harley Butler returned from his
extended business trip to Ohio, the
first of the week.
The rain missed US Monday night
but there was good shower east
and southeast of Meade.
John Graves is having his resi-
dence east of town thoroughly re-
modelled and overhauled.
Bob Campbell says that he had a
heavy hail at his place Monday eve
ming but no damage was done.
Wanted-A postmaster who will
open the Post Office Window on
time prescribed in regulations.
We are pleased to note, that the
manure piles are being removed
from the city limits. This is right
and proper.
MIR. and Mrs. James Clements, OF
south Gray county spent couple OF
days in Meade this week, the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Fee.
DR.. Simpson will be in his Office
in Meade to do dental work, after
this week, from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Remember the time.
s A new collective agency was
formed in Meade last Monday.
For particulars see DR.. Fee, Mr..
Read, F. w. Flick or Willis Peo-
pies.
Rev. Allen, of Garden City, Kan
sas will preach at the Baptist church
next Saturday night and Sunday
morning and evening. Everyone is
} invited ID these services.
Rev. L. R. Hoff of Liberal will
preach next Sunday at the Metho-
dist Church in the interest OF
Christian Education. Everybody
invited to be present.
Roscoe Gnggs is still at Dodge
City where he is having his hand
treated. The doctors recommended
that he stay another week, on which
time they thought it would be al
right.
Rev. Millsap of New Murdoch,
and O. R. Stevens of Meade, in
company with H. E. Henderson,
paid the Independent a pleasant
call Tuesday morning. indie
pendent.
The Overland is smoothest,
easiest and most economlce 4-cylin-
der automobile on the market. 1t
is the machine you can run all day
with your Sunday clothes and not
get all over grease.
Judge Paden, of Odee, was in
town Monday and we saw the judge
and Mr.. Billiard leaving the Globe
Office together for which we have
reason to believe that there will be
something doing.
We have received the initial num-
Der of the National Monthly, the
new democratic magazine published
by Norman E. Mack, the chairman
of the Democratic national commit
tee and a newspaper man of ability.
. This first issue is an excellent one
and contains articles from the pens
of some of the most eminent men OF
the nation. In particular an article
on the tariff by Alton B. Parker is
most timely, another by Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon on the
primary election law of that state,
This magazine should be read BY
every democrat in the nation. The
, price is 81 per year. Send your
order today to Norman E. Mack,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-05-20

Wanted-A postmaster who can
deliver patrons mail promptly and
not get same in other boxes.
WANTED-Stock to pasture, good
grass and living water, miles from
Meade. DORLANp & MARTIN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-01
JOB P. LYON MAKES
QUICK LEGAL RETORT
He Replies to Answer of County
commissioners in the
Graft Suit.

II County Attorney Lyon has his way,
there viii be little left OF the answer OF
the county commissioners and their
bondsmen to the suit against them TO
compel the return to the county treas
u1y Of S5727.50 paid the Inter Mountain
Republican without warrant for printing
the 1908 delinquent tax list.
The answer was fled In the Third dis
trict court Tuesday. and within twenty
four hours County Attorney Lyon re-
piled. moving TO strike out much OF the
answer on the grounds or irrelevancy and
redundancy. The motion probably Will
be argued in Judge Armstrong; division
next Tuesday.
Mr.. Lyon wants the paragraph setting
out that on the first Monday in Decent her
OF 1908 there was delinquent and unpaid
in taxes approximately 1855, ,305. 66,
stricken out. He further wants stricken
out the silly attempt ut justification con-
tanned In the paragraph. to the effect tina
the county treasurer in accordance with
the notice published with the delinquent
list. was enabled 10 collect approximate
ly $3.50. 600 of this delinquency,
Another asinine paragraph TO the eneGt
that the county has receive and is still
receiving the benefits OF the publication
Of the list. the county attorney wants
stricken orp, and still another funny
paragra ph--fronl legal standpoint-to
the effect that the commissioners. In
awarding the list TO the party organ Tor
approximately $4500 more than ever was
paid before for #, the county attorney
wants submitted 20 the scissors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-01
WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN
WIVES OF THE ElKS
Ladies of Local ElkdOm Will
Take Care of Sisters i'm
Royal Style.

When the ladies enter the arena there
Is always something doing all the time.
This Is the case In the entertainment OF
the visiting Elks. VINO will pass through
Salt Lake next week on their way to the
Los Angeles reunion. The ladies Of the
local lodge have taken hold OF the enter
tainment of their sisters who will ac-
company the Elks TO the grand lodge,
while they are guests OF the local lodge.
and Will give them a taste OF the genu-
Inc and warm hospitality OF the Salt Lake
maIrons and bellies
4 meeting OF the ladies who will take
part in the entertainment OF the visiting
ladies Will be held In the lodgerooms OF
the Ellis club this morning at 1890, and
some unique and pleasant plans will be
formulated.
The Elks' delegations Will begin 10 ar
rive on Tuesday. when Grand Exalted
Ruler Rush l.. holland and the grand
secretary. with n party. will arrive on
n special car on Tuesday, The enter
tainment or the visitors consists OF auto
rides about the city. organ recitals and
q t:ip 10 Saltair Purple day, Thursday,
viii be the big doinss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-01
BRUTALITY STORY IS
TWISTED, AS USUAL
Riley" Died in the County Jail,
Not in the City
Prison.

II was a narrowing tale that the Deseret
News printed on Wednesday about police
brutality TO an insane man. The only
thing wrong with 1t was that it was not
true.
IL was vivid picture OF how the poor
man was mistreated-but some one forget
to say that, If there were any mistreat-
ment II all happened In the county jail.
Beaten. starved. knocked about while he
was mentally unable to protest or protect
himself-that was the story, Rut the
News got things twisted, and put the
blame on the city prison. instead OF up
on the county jail, If blame We're TO be
laid anywhere.
AS matter OF fact. the man. whose
only known name is Riley, was picked up
by the police. Monday night: at Saltair
depot. He was taken in the police patrol
wagon directly TO the county jail. There
DR.. T. G.. OdeN diagnosed the Illness OF
the man, who was wearing several coats,
trousers. shirts, undershirts and under
wear. as q case OF delirium tremens.
The man was placed in the padded cell,
where. after an unusually violent spasm.
he was found dead by a trusty on Tues
day night.