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New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
SALE OF s1o5. 600. COUNTY FUNDING BONDS.

The Board % County Commissioners LsTis aud
Clark County. Montana. vii sealed proposals
aud sell 10 the hiEhest bidder Monday. April 5.
1909 eiavsn o'clock \ M. the once OF said
Helena, Mentans, s1060oA Of Funding Beads ot
said county Bids viii be received for two classes Of
bonds. tc-wit:
one class. dated April l. 1919 20 mature twenty
rnen ot Denomination $1,000 each. bearing interest
at Tie of four per interest pay
abs January Isl and July LIST In principal
ana iateresI psyael N geld coin Of the u s ,.o
Of bonds dated April !. 1909, denomination 81 600.
each bearing interest AZ the OF four and onehaf
per cent per snppn. and payable in twenty years
from Gate ard redeenshle option OF County
interest payable Se1ni-enuusly July lst and Jan
usry ist Principal and irterest OF said bonds be
PAYABLE N gold coin Of the L. s
the Treasurer Of Lewis c County. Montana.
without ccnditcrs attached must accompany
each bid guarantee ot good faith OF the bidder.
and where bids naGs tor either or both classes
Of bends above Designated. but check will be
required which VIII be attached 20 the accepted BID
end 70 be forfsited the county CT failure
OF the bidder 70 take this bonds II awarded
10 him No bids viii be received considered
price for said bonds below and accrued interest
from date OF bonds until payment FOR Sc
he Board reserves the hight 20 reject any and al
sions Of Sections 1905 10 292s Of the Revised Codes
OF Montana. 1907.
Proposals must be made in sealed envelopes ad-
dressed 70 Martin poty. County Clerk and Recorder
OF Lewis and Clark County. He.ens Montana and
married. the outside Proposals for County Funding
BY order Board Of County Commissioners Of
Lewis and Clark County. Montana.
!. J. EtNDsoN. Chairman
MARTIN DoTY County Clerk and Recorder.
February 2Sth 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
Notice of Summons.

.11]PREMr coUPT NEW ToRK coTNTY-1-SPIE 7 E3s
- w. 19ne p Tuperaoo Realty COMPANY Frank
Psnrino and Joseph =. Shelby, pscendants
~, erove "a med deferdants You are hereoy sun
tones ~ answer complaint IN This action sna 90 ser
cor Of your answer the plalntns attorney Eltnln
s,eny dsvs after service Of this summons e14nslS
Of the day Of service, ard in case OF yo lats+s 30 ~ ~
viii be taken against YOU ny
dsSauit FOR the relief demanded n t5e con'P+SlH
fSsfsr New York, February 9th. ls93
vTfTIAM RoSIN. AtoEneY fer Fls!nt5Its 1Itles ana
P Q. address. SO ST2aa"aS' ~ l. N4'y'
Borough -h. ,ora-oipe .uro,eons IS
publication. PursuSnt 10 an orde! OF
Har rsIes W Gerard. Justice OF the supreme ConFt %
fled with The conn! AMI In
ne ne cs 81 the clerk o The County CT NeT YORK &c tns
1S, ~ RGsIN Attoraey cor PiaEtirs once ans
= address. $40 Broadway, y ! City Manhattan
Borough.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
Notice to Creditors.

= UPREME COURT NEw YORK coUNIY.-TN THE
- Matter General Assignment George
aba ana Moses J. Feymsn 10 Robert J. Dean for
benefit Of creditors
Pursuant order 10 show cause made herein and
with the which II made IN the once
Of the Clerk Of the County Of New York the Goth day of
January 1909 notice is hereby given TO al creditors and
having claims against George ", Nsnable and
Moses ! Heyran individually composing the firm
~ Venable Esyman lately eoirE business city
and County New York. appear Special Term Of
thereof 70 De held IN aHd for the County
OF York a. .e County Court lionss in said County
OF March. 1909. at 1880 o'clock in the
forenocn or soon thereafter counsel heard
and shcg why order snail not be made herein
an Ahsfgnee the benefit Of creditors in the
p9ce of Robert Dean deceased and for suc other and
further relief may be just -
DATED New York February 1st 1909 -
tOENINTHAUS. Attorusys fer Albert Il 5ra-
6s+1 AZ sncillary Executor OF Thomas Jannsy. de-
c|ssed q Creditor. 10s Fulton Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
THE BROOKLYN UNION GAS GO.

February 1Ith. 1902
Notice IS 9eTebY siren that the ak Der cent Goa
veTible Debentures this Company. which
March / 1909. vin be exchanged tor shsres Of
the Capital stock q this COMPANY at presented
Tor exchange March I 1903, accordance rttn
Of The Debentures These Debentures should ~
presented the Guaranty Trust Company o. New
York % Nassau stree;, aud matter OF corvenienes
holders os DebertuTcs sRd Company has consented
reoeive thsn fer sLchalgs against their receipts
from February Is 90 March l. inclusive TIE stock
ceEttdcstes be issued ia exchange VIII Re dated
March l. 1909 and del.vsreA altar that
possible
The principal of Debnntures presented after March
viii BE- paid IN cash face value, in accordance p1t
their the oE1cs of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany-
Coupons due March l. 1903. should be detached and
presented the National City Bank Of New York
pa,Tneat z. p CHAPMAN, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
Citations.

TEE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW ToEx zr
II Dem srhSs q 80 a Re and sgs
tgng. LouiEe TGacker. Lsa-s 1Iziiss "a
ssSsal sase7s Jules Shatoney Maria 4saxdzl@-~
Sa Ffsdsric sssgsr Adzls E5iss Perss Ters 80
sogeteT Carl Alfred PerrA&suxstfhe J1Isa srsI Pisr
Pierre willg Rosias AasIlss seasy Le,s 51sraT s-
= Atsrsd 5eTEs- Louise Ida zessoz. HsurisCts
Ksiasr Lues Essr Eeisss ulis liIz. g.. Kss:s e. 1ss-
kin2 Ina soTs Charles asnH se-E Casa sorg Gssttss-ad
JGiistts es.is vsrsSE La 49, psssSs ss & sSse
5sLells Hsrtg Louis Frtts. Adnlpn Esrrg Ese ErtsE
IIeFtis. FGsdsgick ze-tiE FAM 1IsSz5ssr E 80 81
rletis andre Davis Henri Ee<tE. Maria Anee-s Ans
as ss Elasss Fsnsl +aoes srde A9gzsrtts
brothers and sisters % Philip Charles Err-ihasS sss9
Mariana Berger and al the ether children cf saz srot
Of said Philip Charles EagsIha-a ana sfs-fsa 5srxe-
and the descendants ot sneh ehdzsn ray nHze 4les
EnssIsrd Diseased whose names and psees - rdssss
ara unkaovn and 70 all persons interested
SssIsS - EssssaTs .s .s e he sOat ot Sss &
send greeting:
Toq & and q iash & 2; you q. h.s:sy cited saa ssssa
caHutx he'd ths Hall Rseoras. p s6s county q
ten O'Clock that day then aTd &c.,
to attend judicial settlement ot accon. of proeee
Tsstznsa, deceased and suea 81 YOU ss are her-
BY cited under the age twent-ons years ar
qured 10 appear by your guardian Z yo have ore ~
II have TO appear ard apply one to se ar
pointed the event of your neglect or fsirs 70 90
resent and act for you n ne proceeting
ssTroszss Court q sAs ssa e.z 90 ssa :, g M. sSs
Il 81 fSr., t9 . hsrsgnts s;szse Wiszsss. Hen,
County at the couaty Il NeT YORK tss stA day es T
rua[y IN the year of our Lord thousand nfns ha
dree and nina DANIEL J. DowDNS-
cssFk % the ssI=Fe<zteIs --r+
sAcKErT Lang. Attornsys Tor Exsc1tor. 60 Nassau
stress. New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS

,ay railroad. - @e printed The gross esrnings Il
Bill = ~ these tweutv-eieb, -e,,.l s' ~sE ln
q ;azs Or 81 81 cent ard twelve returr losses @
g ssse e esat The whole s3o1.s 'Issfs SsI4
sr'atei tie g.ess .ss cent The Tribune has aiso
sAih toF the third week e,,yIs.x a. railroads
cent END ssp Fs.sEs gains Of s5sa7 a'i or + ne er
rsst Ths -hc,e qra ea losses Of aJs7so a. pe,
: esat s gain Of t422.as7. or So
ss<zssis res- 'e pla ct
' Sss7'iss In..; .;ss4u4 la.5
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01

y. 7. H. MARCH J, 1900
triplicate. FOR furnishing Fual,
required in Dept OF this East,
30, 1919. will be received hare
90e. L. ;. reserves right 20 re-
proposals or any part thereof.
Application. Envelopes contain
rssd Proposals for Fuel. Gaso-
7. ". LTTELLs .. G. Il. O.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01

A DVERTLsEMESrs AMI
"A The Tribune received 9
1884 Broadway. Between S6rl
O'Clock D. n. Advertisement
branch Offices az regular ottics
vtz. ~ Sth ave, e. e. cor.
i2th At; 104 East l4th st.
Tth and Sth exeS. 26s Vest
50 ave. near 61st St; iToS
East i25th st.: T6S TrencEt
American District Telegraph I
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01

vEgSoR's IsLANr
" Sealed proposals Y
C;aEoliae and Mineral on
during year ending June
until 10 z. m. April J. !
Ssct or accept any or g!
Information FURNISHED oe
tag proposals VII 5s sno'
Iirs and Mineral Oh ss---
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
: their Cprossn Once. No
; st. and S7th ST., until 9
s recsiEsd az thu following
rates natl s O'Clock p m.
23d St, 153 9Th ave, cor.
Isl West 42d s.. between
i25th st 1O35 50 ave . 1928
ist ave. near S9sh 81. 157
ave- ESQ So ave. ar6 any
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
TO THE sroeKHoIDERs OF
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Large numbers OF proxies have been sent
me 10 be voted at the meeting TO be held
on March 9th Each proxy has printed on
II the following pledge:
This proxy VIII be voted !n favor Of such
action as IS necessary 70 insure the sale cf
the pending issue Of Penn sylvania securities
70 the highest bidder and TO prevent the szIs
ot said securities any Banking House
syndicate Of underwriters less than their
fair market value"
The proxies run TO George l. Ware, Moor
field Storey, Hon John d Long and Charles
z Ware If you are interested write me-
at once
GEORGE L. WARE,
So STATE ST, BOSTON, MASS.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
Public Notices.
Help wanted

Hep Wanted
II7ANEED-NAsTER PAINTER AT IS 80 FER Drr-x
w competitive examination will reid a. - ~
Yard. Brsoxlyns y T. March Is, 1905, for Tns 1ry
pose % filing the above position appiicatio, .1
nzrsssr into<rasrioa ea4-ess ''coA11ASDANT, NATr
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01

xr-Esr POINT, n. Y. MARCH l. lsoa-sEAI.Ep
M c-,saIs in triplcae. subject 70 re usuSt condl-
f6r furnishing fuel ana motor gasoline a. us Tost
WI be received until y o'cloeE Ap.H = 3y 80 -
an I41a Information furnished upon epplicatlo Ihs
81 reject any or all
rosais or any part thereof Envelopes Sonsalnlng PFC
oSss Should be endorsed Proposals t Fuei ana Gaso-
iirs'' Addressed ouarterrlssteF.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01


ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
so INTERNAL GOLD LOAN 1903.
Sterling 100000
Francs 252oooooo Reichsmarks 2o45ooooo
United Dollars. 4s65oooo.
be in form the DH0nhau OF Gold sand
Interest '.s: us:t nsss sss. 6 Gold s52 p'sss ssn., n
% % Peso @ @ @ per Peso Berlin ~ per Peso
MORGAN CO. FIRST @ son @ BANK @ National
March s7snd dsar.ihsa .~..........
' ssa4 will tn. denomination OF xaSssIoo 5 Gold Peso. s'
TIL: s s r h % ::n s.s 10 " Monday March " 1909 will
soon
M E Be CO.. a The 12 HARRIS 4sasH
: s r. | II ; ss e. s$ f. %sss = & -
@ @ 5 Bond 3 &
Ms sss r~s~
s :5::: s::s: 8 ST. ::5$3i @55 s77 .. Paris
Or " : = @ % Il % % amounts % s & sn~
.s =: = :: Ss ;s IT, @ T. ] = T. II :: 80 90
F1HsT RS T.. NzIoHa1 z. "a sAsH NATIONAL CITY
.-...,., '''"' ess ;sas 5a7sss@ sa 5s s:a"" w.
@ e%aq.mus
s:@s; E s;== e e: fs: s::;:s +: $$$
: : s5: n ] := %
% = @ 2 @ m -
's ss1s: % % @ 80 " % ss S@ @
For For years years 1882 @ 80 cent
% y: M
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
Proposals.

2-r7-7cr -1--17F- ~ -c15NsTPTcTINt5 oUARTERMA sTER
Oashrgton Takoa sotsas0n .. 2 e. :, March Ma
9 be received here until u O'Clock nooa
ssTnb Al 1ece ard opened for the conetr1c ion
is,rg n1-rbtnr heating electric wiring and electric
Efures OF single sets ofcers Quarters
orps EsrracE. one Srorehouss Stable
she s1 one Wagonshed and Garage at the Water Reed
g csptai. washington. D c Plans sPect-
hIsrk proposals and further information FUR
spA9 on appcaton deposit OF 5000 required for
hS- se~idcatons: deposit Will be raturred 70 bid
p IN reIrn Of plans and specifications here I S re-
es -;rbt 10 ACCEPT reject or all bids or any
nsrt thereof Proposals % be marked PROPOSES for
at Waiter Reed General Hospita,
14.sjrrton D c. and addressed 10 Z. 1. PETTUs.
Cfuartern5SfeT.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
SunnIfeS Professors Teachers Tutors CoVernesSes ETC.
70 Colleges sehools ani families Apply to
Ms n = TOUNG-FULfoH. . Union Sdu2re
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01

san Francisco Feb. 27-Tse ~. . iOCNS-
'<tisas for mining s.n.s oIlclal closing quo
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01
Proposals.

CpAED PROPOSALS IN pIpLIcATE Viii BE l RE-
~. fsIsnd \ 7 H until 2:2o , m March nth' ana
6ened Immediately thereafter fer al la62r ana ms
wGs rsauired for furnishing and installing eectrlc
s-tI3-ss in Nepv Hospital Extensior Nc lsIard
1-1r,iersnt station Ellis Island, y ! = FaL-
cars as fo limitations and conditions goysrniTs DIG
ders nav os obtained from ROBERT NSIcHoE->' S'7
missioner.
----.Ic -,op rRy GOODS OFFICE OF THE
Corntssary Purchasing agent, Panama Fsli Esoad S
q. Street, N9w lor&5 EepluSs$ -lIl
Esss.I5 nronoseis vin be this once
noT 90 p n March 1lth 1909. foF inrnis1ias the
Blanks ana fu4 irtor:lation
80. v, chtafned office WENI1E.L-@ L SlStF-
son Major, 10Th IEfantr5' l. . A. N0i'4N'SS-+E ~
G sing agent
New-York tribune., 1909-03-01

--,-s--,. with the provisions ot Subsection
Ssve examined the above Balance Sheet IN det
=, = ,>e cc-rsor-ssS OF the Cash Balances and Z
- t-i1ed he Securities represenng the Investment
opinion such BalAncs S.sr Is prcIeTy oran up
rortou. 7th Jsnua-y- 1902
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
TAG DAY NETS $1,000
FOR BETHANY HOME
Returns so Far Credit Rock Island
With S1,15O.4O and Moline
With $722.

When all the returns are in, it is ex
pected that tag day will have Melted
the Bethany Home association over 81.
100. So far the Rock Island managers
have banked $1.154.4O while Moline re
ports 1922 collected.
In both cities number of the Ia
dies who were stationed on the out
posts have not yet had an opportunity
to turn in their funds, but it is thought
by tomorrow the proceeds of the day
in both cities Will have been assem-
bled. The directors of the association
as well as those of the ladies of the
two cities who joined in the work, are
deeply grateful to the public for the
generous response to their efforts in
behalf of a most deserving institution.
The money will be applied in car
ing for the children, orphaned or de
serted, who are afforded a home at the
Bethany institution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
PERSONAL POINTS.

F. A. Hart is in Galesburg.
IN the drawing in the Standing Rocl,
reservation.
DR.. Carl Mueller left Saturday even.
ng for a short visit at Peoria
Thomas l.. Kennedy has gone 10
aberdeen, S. D., where he will register
H. E. Van Duzer departed Saturd 4y
light for a visit of several days IL
.-inciRati.
Carl d. Schaffer left this morning
for weeks visit at Chicago and La
;rosSe, Wis.
F. G. Robbins. assistant superintend-
ent of the Burlington at Gaiesburg, IS
IN the city.
Miss Lucille McGuinn has gone to
Chicago to visit a, few weeks with her
brother. DR.. ]. G. McGuinn.
Mrs. A. Sindling. Mrs. William New
ton and Mrs. William Webb are visit
ing with relatives in Clinton, Iowa.
Henry Petersen. Twelfth avenue
and Sixth street left Saturday eve
ming for two weeks visit in juno
ton City, Kan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
MISS PENQUITE
WEEDS ANOTHER
Iowa Girl, Engaged to G. o.
Dietz, Attorney, Becomes
Mrs. G. D. Mulcahy.
EVENT SET FOR OCTOBER IL
suddenly Changes Her Mind and
Chooses an Old Sweetheart,
Giving No Explanation.

Miss LA Penduite of Colfax. Iowa
II attractive young women vel
lnown in the twin-cities, who was
have become the bride of G.. o.
Oietz, the young Moline attorney
Oct. IA, suddenly changed her mind
asst week, and now she is Mrs. c. d.
Iulcahy. The Des Moines Capital
If last Saturday tells the story
Eusly:
after wearing a flashing diamond
al summer and planning to take unto
herself the name of Mrs. Godlove
Orth Dietz, Miss Penquite of Colfa2
suddenly experienced a complete
hange of heart and concluded that
he preferred the name of Mrs. c. D.
Nulcahy.
''Her Iowa friends knew that she
vas planning to wed Mr.. Dietz the
9Th of October, and when they read
n the Capital lest evening that a IL
ense had been issued to her by
means of which she would become
Irs. Mulcahy many were the specu-
ations. Admitting that a woman has
/ right to change of heart as often
IS she pleases, still why did Miss
'enquite exercise the privilege in this
most unconventional manner? AS a
esult Mr.. Dietz is left without a
weetheart and a beautiful young
woman, said to live in Colo, Iowa,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
Project Undertaken by
Trustees of Greater
Rock Island Fund.
GETTING RIGHT OF WAY
Ownership to Be in Municipality
Route on First Avenue to
Eighteenth Avenue.

Negotiations are under way for the
construction of belt line railroad as
a solution OF the west end factory
problem and to serve as an entering
gateway for all lines. electric inter
urban or steam, that may in future
l:nock at the portals OF the city al
Rock Island The details have been
worked out quietly by the trustees ana
hoard of control OF the Greater Rock
Island Development Fund. and already
a portion of the right OF way has been
secured
The proposed route is west ON First
savenue from Se-oHgecnth street %
AiII street, possibly the latter thor
Gnghfare to be followed TO Eighteenth
avenue. 1t will be known rs the Belt
Lire Railroad. and ownership and con
trol will be vested in the city of Rock
Island by its properly constituted OF
ncers. This trustceship is 10 continue
indefinitely. and all dividends declared
md all profits earned b. the road Tex
oept those necessary for proper main
tenanCe. improvements and extern
c.ons) to be by the board OF trustees
turned over to the city of Rock Island
10 be by Its proper Oin2elS ana colu-
missioners expended fey ,ae acquire
ment. Improvement and maintenance
of parks and highways in this city.
How Present Reads stand.
The general public IS not unfamiliar
with the agitation. begun years aga,
for additional railroad facilities to tn
west end factory district The Roek
Island holds the key to the situation
there 1t is corporation that con
ducts it's business no different than
any other contemporary institution,
jealousy guardina what it has ac-
quired in trackage rights. The owners
of the factories now in the west end
have repeatedly petirioncd the other
lines that center here to bring their
tracks to their doors, but the latter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
W|NEROOM EVIL is AGAIN
FLOURISHING IN THE CITY
YOUNG STRANGER is
STRICKEN AT DEPOT
Taken III With Pneumonia Upon Ar
rival Here Yesterday Morning
Removed TO Hospital.

Ed Treanor, a young farmer, ar
rived in this city early yesterday
morning over the Rock Island road
and was taken so sick at the Fifth
az enue depot that it was thought ad-
visable to call a physician to see what
was the matter with him. II was
found that the patient was suffering
with a well developed case of pneu.
monia. He was taken to st. An
thongs hospital.
Mr.. TTeanor comes from Sioux
City. Very little is known of him
other than that his Iarents reside in
the west and that they are well to do,
being the owners of several large
farms. 1t is supposed that the young
man tired of the northwest and start
ed out to find more congenial sur
rCundings and that he took sick
while on the way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
Should Pave Between Tracks.

That long delayed track improve
ment on Sixth avenue between Tween
tieth and Twenty-iirst streets is com
pleted as far as the rails are cor
cerned, but the cars viii not he per
mitted to run over it until Wedn esday
morning. In the meantime the com
pany might improve the opportunity
and finish the work right by paving
the space between the tracks as has
been the custom in other parts OF the
city. There is plenty of time to do Il
vet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
POLICE HAVE BUSY NIGHT
Arrest a Dozen Men on the Charge
of DiSoPderly Conduct.

The police had a busy time of it
last night, there being nearly a dozen
men arrested on the charge of being
drunk and disorderly. Frank Golden
was sentenced to spend the next 10
days in jail. James Bowling went 10
the county bastile for five days AMI
l.. Lufgren and p. ]. Flynn each paid
fines of 50 and costs. Three others
were turned loose on their promise
to be good in the future and the others
are still in Jail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
Cars at StandstiII.

A minor accident at the Peoples
Power company plant resulted in the
killing of the power for a short period
last night and for 40 minutes this
morning. The street car system WIS
tied up during both periods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-04
DESpONDENT MAN
DRINKS POISON
a. S. Howard, Stranger, Found
Unconscious in Rock Island
House Room.
UNEMPLOYED; PENNlLESS
TOO Proud 70 Appeal to Well to do
Relatives in Other Cities-Re-
covering al Hospital.

| y. $. Howard, a guest at the Rock
! island house, tried to end his life
yesterday afternoon by drinking an
ounce of laudanum. The attempt
was unsuccessful, as he was discov-
cred by attaches of the hotel and
a physician summoned in time to
save his life. At present he is at
St. Anthony's hospital.
Howard came to the hotel Satur-
day and engaged a room for the
night, paying for it in advance. He
carried no baggage with him. There
was nothing in his actions to indi-
cate any desire to do away with him
self, and nothing was thought of it
in the morning when he failed to va
cate his room. Along towards noon,
it was felt that he was encroachins
too much on his rights as a guest
and an effort was made to let him
know that the maid wished to get
into his room and prepare it for the
night. The door was locked, and as
there were no signs of life inside, il
was supposed that he was still
asleep.
Found Unconscious.
At o'clock the door still remain
eG locked and the proprietor decided
that it was time to take matters into
lis own hands. He accordingly Sc
cured help and went up to the room
and after trying the door, the tran
som was broken open. Howard was
lying on his bed in a semi-conscious
condition. Two physicians worked
over Howard for a long time. 1t was
found that he had swallowed at least
an ounce of laudanum and that the
drug was leading him into a SLEEP
from which there is no awakening
His only chance fer life lay in keep
ing him awake.
Made TO Walk All Night.
He was taken from the hotel &c
he police station and there the aiC
IF the officers was enlisted, and they
took turns at keeping Howard walk
ing during a greater part of the night
This treatment kept him awake anG
allowed the doctors to keep at worl
Or him until they were sure tina
they had gotten rid Of the poison
He was then taken TO the hospita
md this morning he had so far re
covered that ne was able 10 sit VI
n bed and read a paper.
The patient mas given no reason
for his attempt at ending his life
I'D it is supposed that it resulted
rom fit of dependency. He came
o this city with barely enough none,
o pay for his room in the hotel fol
me night. and while he is reported
o nave well to do relatives in Kan
;as City and Chicago. he evidently
lid not wish to call upon them TO
assistance. He had been working as
l machinIst for some time prior t.
:Cming here, but about a week ag,
he lost his position.