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New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
ESTRADA TAKES OFFICE
Cheered in Managua-New CAD
t-Matus a Suicide.

Managua. Aug. 29.-Juan J. estrada
provisional President of Nicaragua, ar
rived in the capital at $50 o'clock this
evening. Arm in arm with General Cha
MORO. and accompanied by fifteen
thousand persons. all of them cheering
madIy. the new President marched TO
the palace His reception was unpre-
cedently cordial
Soon afterward a new Cabinet. all the
mem bers of which are prominent Con-
servatives who enjoy public confidence,
was appointed. The members are:
Secretary of state-TONAs MARTINEZ
Minister of War-GeneraI TOMAS MACIS-
Minister OF Finance-MARTIN BE-MARD-
Minister of Public TOrks-FERNANDO So
LARZANO.
Minister Of the Interior-ADOLFO DIAZ
Senior Martinez. son of ex-Presi-
dent Martinez, and the new Minister Of
Finance. is a son of the former Minister
of Finance, Sehor Bernard
Many arrests of prominent persons
charged with conspiracy have been
made. Among those taken into custody
are Felix Pedro Zelaya. former Minister
of Finance. and Jose Dolores Gomez,
former Minister of Public Works during
the government of President Zelaya !;
Miguel and Tomas BermudeZ. mer-
chants. and Francisco Torres, the no
t0rious governor of Rama In 1891
The police also endeavOred 10 serve a
warrant on Manuel COrOnel Matus,
prominent Liberal Congressman ana
Journalist, but as they approached TO
hand him the document he placed the
barrel of a revolver 10 his mouth and
blew out his brains.
A dispatch from Bluefelds says that
General Francisco Altschul, command
ing the Madriz government gunboat
Venus. has delivered his vessel to the
Costa Rican authorities at Port Limon.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
PITTSBURG TERMINAL DECISION
Mercantile Trust May Join Receivers
in Recovering S14,000,000.

Pittshurg Aug 29.-Judg- Charles P. Orr
made an order in the United States Circuit
Court to-day permitting the Mercantile
Trust Company, complainant in an action
against the Wabash Pittsourg Terminal
Railway Company. to join defendants
Henry W McMaster and Francis n. Skel-
ding, receivers Of the defendant company
in any suit the complainant may bring as
trustee under first mortgage of deed Of
trust of the Wabash -Pittsburg Terminal
Hallway for the recovery of certain stocks
and bonds. representing In value sl4.O00000
The bonds We're issued by the Pittsburg
Terminal Railroad and Coal Company. the
capital stock OF which Is held by the Wa
bash Pittsburg Terminal Railway Com
pany.
The Mercantile TrLst Company sets forth
in its petition that McMaster and Shedding
were appointed receivers of the defendant
company which executed a mortgage TO
secure a bond issue, in which the defend
ant pledged all its property franchises and
privileges which might be acquired by use
of the bonds
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
WIRELESS EQUIPPED PLANES
Signal Corps to Have Part in Future
EXDerimentS

Major Samuel Reber L. S. A. has ap-
pointed Lieutenant Clarence {. Culver to
continue with the cuTtiss aviators at Ham
mondsport the wireless experiments that
were begun last week at the Sheepshead
Bay aviation meet Lieutenant Culver will
go to the scene Of operations on Thursday
and will make an official report of the re-
suits.
He will work with J. A. n McCurdy
" hose aeroplane has already been shipped
TO the Curtiss headquarters. the aviator's $
uart being TO send messages to the ground
while flying The sending apparatus was
devised ny II. NJ. Horton. Lieutenant Cui-
YER has arranged a receiver weighing three
pounds.
j C. Mars who left the city for Cleve-
land last night to attend some flights by
Curtiss. will be present 10 assist In the op-
erctons If he can get TO Hammondsport in
tine
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
THE CHOLERA IN PRUSSIA
Two Certified Gases at Spandau
Precautions in Berlin.

Spandau, Prussia, Aug 29.-The death OF
z woman, the Illness Of her husband, of a
male attendant at the hospital and OF a
police sergeant, two of which have been
officially announced as cholera cases. have
caused the health administration of Prussia
TO take great precautions against a spread
OF the disease. All of the hospital attend
ants where the woman died have been
placed in quarantine. and also fifteen fami-
lies in a tenement building where the fam
lily lived. The powder factory where the
husband was employed has been disinfected
and his fellow workInen have been placed
under observation. A strong police line pre-
vents approach to the tenement.
Berlin, Aug 2e-ThA authorities here
isolated woman to-day who had nursed
her mother through q fatal illness dag
messed as cholera
The public is warned that the use of So
called cholera drops and tonics IS futile,
and is urged Immediately to summon a
physician if the digestive organs are dis
tUrbed- The cooperation Of the people with
the health officers is asked.
According TO the medical men. il is not
necessary to depart from the ordinary
habits OF life except 70 avoid vegeta bic
salads as possible transn1itters OF baciIli
Alcohol is declared not TO be a preventive
and 100 free use Of stinaulants IS said to in
crease the liability Of infection by weaken
ing the stomach
Professor Lentz- chief Of the bacterioIog-
iCal bureau of the Government Institute for
Infectious Diseases. says that unfortunate
y there is no doubt that the suspected
cases At Spandau are cholera. the origin
of which has not been traced.
The authorities are Issuing notices 10 the
public suggesting that drinking water be
boiled and that particular care be exercised
in the use of cold food and fruits. Assur-
ances are given that there is no danger of
infection through the air. and that the dis
ease is likely TO be contracted only through
direct or indirect contact
The Cholera Association for First AID
and the Red Cross have prepared
for 4 possible epidemic with large enrol
ment Of PHYSICIANS and nurses and inpro-
vised ambulances. Physicians have been
assigned at all the railway stations along
the frontier, that they may give i'm
mediate attention 10 arrivals showing symp-
toms of Illness
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
CONCESSION BY THE VATICAN

Paris. Aug "a dispatch TO the Fl
CARO- from San Sebastian quotes Garcia
Prieto, the Spanish Minister of Foreign
Affairs as saying that the Vatican's note.
which will be considered by the abinet at
Madrid on September /. does not insist on
the government withdrawal of the pad
lock bfll' as a condition precedent TO the
resumption of negotiations.
The bill prohibits the creation Of further
religious establishments until the revision
Of the concordat has been completed or d
definite law on the subject has been passed.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SIXTEEN DEATHS IN ITALY.

Bari Aug 2e-Reports from Southwest
ern Italy for the last twenty-four hours
show that at Baretta there were six new
cases Of cholera, and six deaths; at Tram.
one suspected case and two deaths; at Mol
fetta. three cases; az Andria. one sus-
pected case; a Spinazzola, three cases and
TWO deaths: a Canossa, one case and one
death: at san Ferdinando. one case and
two deaths. At Trinitapoli. seven cases and
one death. and at Margherita Savoia- three
cases and two deaths.
No new cases were reported to-day at
-Puvo. Fisceglie. Corato or CerignoIa.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
sCHULTHEIs SOON TO BE FREE
Kaiser Commutes Sentence of New
Ynrker for Grading Service

Berlin. aug 2e-Emperor William COM
-muted today the sentence or Henry Schul-
fheis II New York, 20 two months hfiu IL
Wll expire on September 20. Schoitheis
Vas sentenced on July 20 10 SIX months
IMPRISONMENT by the military court oi ''e
Rhine Ejesse district following his con-
F'crion on the charge OF having oehei leu
from the army in 1888. when he went 10
the United States without having per-
formed military service
Sehultheis was native of floTsleihl'
and was arrested when he returned to ms
forlner b<,,-a 10. T,ne The American
Embsss, ueea i,s influence in his behalf
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BLOW TO SILLON SOCIETY
Pope Denounces Principle of
Equality of Man.

Rome. Aug. 29.-Pope Plus. in letter to
the French EpscOpate orders the disso-
luton and reorganization under the bishops
Of the French Catholic SilIon Society on
the ground that ii is propagating a false
dream of democracy and the equality of
mana principle contrary to nature,
generator of jealousy and subvers1ve Of
social order.
The letter adjUres the faithful not 10 be
deceived by the mirage of a false de-
mocracy, saying: The Church has never
deceived the people by compromising al
liances and it can restore the organisms
broken by revolutions and adapt them TO
a new situation created by the material
evolution of contemporaneOus society The
true friends of the people are neither revo-
lUtionaries nor innovationists, but tradi
tionaliStS.'
Paris. Aug 2e-The Silion Society is
powerful organization of young Catholics
which was founded during the pontifiCate
OF Pope Leo XIII for work among the
masses with the object of reconctling them
with the Church. II has many ramifCa-
tions ar-ong workmen's organizations
Lately Mcnsignor Mignot, the Archbishop
of Toulouse, in a public letter defended the
society against the charge Of ModerniSt
tendencies brought by the Ultramontanes.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
Rl0TING IN PORTUGAL
Several Persons Reported Killed
at Polls.

Lisbon. Aug. S.-Election rioting oc-
CURED in the provinces to-day. AT cas-
tillo Branco an election officer was shot
and IL is reported that several persons
we're killed.
A feature of to-day's polling was the
big increase in the Republican vote
everywhere In addition to Lisbon and
It's suburbs the Republicans triumphed
in the arlstocratic cities of Santarem and
Cintra.
Of the l3o results to-day those elected
comprise 30 Ministerialists. 33 Monarch
lists and Opposition members and l. Re
publicans- Twenty districts remain to
be decided
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SLIGHT FIRE ON THE CEDRIC.

LIVERPOOL Aug 29-There was a small
fire to-day on board the White Star steam
Cedric which arriV yesterday from
New York The blaze was extinguished
after slight damage had been don>>
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
Allowed 20 See Miss Leneve.

Crippen said 7 want % ask a favor Of
you, but 7 vii leave il until Friday" Fri
cay was the DAY preceding the arrival Of
trr vessel At Liverpool
Inc Inspector replied: As well now az
Friday
C--ppen then said When you took me
n -he ship at Quebec ! did not see Miss
L@CeEe. % not know how things with
ro- Eo. They nay go ali right; they may
- al wrong may never see her again,
and 7 want 10 ask YOU 10 let me see her
7 Rcr-t speak 10 her She has been my
Oily co1fort for the last three years.
-Crlppen was allowed TO see his companion
- trls point Solicitor Newton examined
the witness. and drew out the statement
: ilaag els client had throughout been per
feor.y ezlrr and collected and had given no
trouble "a those who had him in custody
The lawyers for the defence reserved fur
the- eross-examina-ion until September =
until which date they consented that the
Prisoners be -enaanded without having
pleaded Neither Newton nor Welfare
nede any comment on the charge or eVl-
ceuce on leaving the dock Crppen stood
back 70 allow Miss Leneve to pass out
before him
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
cuEANs NAY PROSECUTE MAYOR.

Havana, Aug 29-The executive
Elilee Of the Conservative party to-oHS
s-ASsed q resolution 10 bring criminal a.
1sfsi against The Mayor Of GIlnes 1oi,faIi. 1oi
geo responsibility in permitting lI1e P't.~e
- 1ls town 10 assault members OF an =
c1rsinr narfv from Havana Whlcn NeHi
:. - |liles on Sunday 10 hold q IoLSe1 va
s1e Geu.oastrstlcn
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
a DARING FLIGHT AT PARIS.

Paris Aug 2s-M Bielovucci made a
sensational aeroplane flight above Paris
to-day He twice circled above the Eirel
Tower at q height of =, 80 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
CHIEF EXAMINER APPOINTED.

Albany. Aug 3-Harlan H Homer vas
promoted to-day as chief Of the Axami1a-
ton division in the state Education De-
partmenr. 10 i'll the vacancy caused bv
the recent promotion OF Dr. Charles =
VheelOCk as second assistant commits
siOneT. Nr HOrner has been connected
with the department since 1S.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
From The Tribune Bureau. ]


washington Aug 29-Oficials al the
State Department to-day emphaticaIly de-
MED the published reports that Herman de
Iagercrantz was persona non grata in
Washington There is official authority
for the sta1ement that Mr.. Lagercrantzs
resignation was voluntary. and that his
diplomatic career in Washington has been
entirely satisfactory TO the United States
= well as TO his own governm ent. A A
Adee, Acting Secretary of State, said to-
nav that Just before Mr.. LagercrantZ went
TO his home in June he paid his respects
10 the officials Of the State Department
and intimated that his private interests
might cause his resignation. He Is al the
head of a large manufacturing concern.
The r1Irnor that MI Lagercrantz had been
recalled on account of pro-Republican ut
rerances is believed by his associates here
70 be without foundation. The only speech
IN which the Swedish Minister has said
ANYTHING that could De construed as hav-
ing a political bearing was one delivered
al a recent dinner Of local Swedish singing
societies in the Flatron Building restaurant.
Far from betraying a Republican leaning,
the ministers remarks were of an opposite
complexion.
At This dinner the POSTMASTER read mes
sages from President Taft and ex-President
Roosevelt. Later Mayor Gaynor spoke
and was followed by the Swedish Minister,
who as a passing compliment. opened his
remarks thus.
We have heard from present Presi-
5ent we have heard from our past Presi-
der7t and tonight you have heard from our
future President.
This sally brought forth vigorous ap-
rlauae but II does not appear that any
one took IL at all seriously
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
DE LAGERCRANTz's RETURN
Gossip in Sweden Regarding Political
Utterance-No Confirmation.

Stockholm. Aug. 9-The official state
ment that the retirement of Herman de
Lasercrantz from the post Of Swedish Min
lister al Washington was due entirely 70
his personal wishes does not convince the
nublic The common belief is that the
real reason for the diplomats return is TO
he found in the speech he delivered in New
York. in which he is reported to have
toasted the probable success Of the Repub-
1ican ngrtv in the coming campaign
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
roue BLACK SEA oREADNoUeHTs.

G, Petersburg, Aug a9-'-The Bourse
Gazette announces to-day that the Ac-
--,,-.ltv is planning to build four Dread
nouehts for the Black Sea hest
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
TO NAME NINE CARDINALS
Pope May Choose One American
at November Consistory.

Rome. Aug. 29.-The "GiornaIe dItalia''
says that caRsistory will be held in No
vember. whensphe cardinals will be named,
one of them an American.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-24
MONUMENT TO SPENCER
GIFTS OF 10000 EMPLOYEES on
THE SOUTHERN RAILW
THE CITY OF ATLA<T>
STATE OF GEORGIA.
(By the Associated "a

Atlanta, Ca, MAY 2l.-P~a-.-.
the city and State by 10000 arr-+ l'
Of the Southern Railway d mas---.31
bronze statue OF the late SansI.f sl
e first president of the raT>,.,
unveiled here today. Nioier N. '19
the four-year-old granddagr.t.-
the railroad president who n,..
death in a railroad wreck in [:rr-
on Nov. 26, 1906, pulled TIL.
that loosened the veil. Hungr...
men, representing all branches .. -
service came from ali parts at +ta
South to attend the ceremony.
j. ". Connolly. of Washirgr.r.
c., chairman Of the committee .a..r
raised the funds fer erecting tn. man
ument, following prayer b< F+er.-
CIeland kinlOch Nelson. told h.a. 3D..
funds had beer secured. each ~,
ploye voluntarily contributing accord.
ing to his means.
J.. S. B.. Thomson. assistant r.. +,.
president, spoke in commenGat5.r If
the spirit shown by the RAILWAY an
ployees and vas followed bv " N
Finley, Of the Southern. who referred
to the monument as s~ymboIIzing The
ideal relation between The malaager Of
a railway and hose who work under
him, and paid a forceful tribat. TO
Mr.. Spencer. Judge Alex. J. Hmm
phrey, of Louisville. Ky. general
counsel for the Southern RAILWAY de-
livered the principal address r.l.na-
ing Mr.. Spencer's life as & college how.
a soldier in the Confederate urn.v. n
railway creative genius and private
citizen.
Gov. Jos. nj. Brown and Mayor Mad
dox received the monument for the
state and city.
The atu rests on the plazu uc the
Atlanta terminal station and bears The
following inscription:
Samuel Spencer. 1847-Ig0f. q
Georgian. q confederate soldier. first
erected by the employees of that COM
pany."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-24
DAMAGE SUIT INSTITUTED
BROUGHT BY MIR. HUGH WAi~
LACE AGAINST MIR. {. [. COW
INGTON-GREW OUT OF CAM
pAIGN CHARGE

Especial to News and Obser>cr0
Wilmington, May Elm the last
rally held by the citizens organization
during the recent campaign, Mr. e.
G. Covington, one of W~ilmIn-tons
prominent citizens, in the course ol a
speech relative to local affairs. made
the charge that Mr.. Hugh Wallace q
we'll known citizen, had made certain
remarks about the election bejnE aEei
SO that any york the citizens ur2Y0|-
cation might dO would be f~raltess,
and he (Covington) declared that be
wanted to brand Hugh N&ll4r. us q
-Self-cOnfeSSed thief.
AS a sequel suit was instituted by
Wallace today and although the COM
plant has not been filed, it is under
stood that he Will ask for not less than
100000 damages. Wallace denies ab-
solutely having made the remark
credited to him and had a commuuEea-
ton to his effect in todays Afternoon
paper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-24
CONFERENCE ON
HOOKWORN Dis! t~l-
The North Carolina Doctors 90 Meet
at WrightsyiHe on june IFrn-}-
three

The forenoon session Of the <"ra
Carolina Medical Society ON .a'T@-
DAY, June 80, has been set ajtfI KY
the secretary, who has CharG' B.. all
ranging the program, for the express
purpose of holding a con1erta"t s'
hoOkwOrm disease. No Sub1el-
discussed during the meetlns "a ~
more interesting or Of more .h.l'+'
ance. Doctors from various s"''.-7
Of the country, prominent Tor o
work they have done in tghl.H- NV.
disease, will discuss practlca- ""
for its prevention and eradIcaa.
is not likely a single county
State is free from the disea5
public should join hands with III.
tors in graduating this conn. ~.
vitaliZing disease, which $
and preyentable-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-24
/ Day of Real Pleasure.


\ Day of Real Pleasure.
Especial to News ana observer
SmithheId, May 2o.-Today has
boo, one If the greatest DAYS in the
~ (which &c
history Oh Johnston co"n's'
famous for doing big thihss' LIE
browning events of Home Coming
week took ,laca today. This event
"O ''0A
bfouSht TO ofnllhheli 'ooay hioh7
of her former citizens who now re-
side in other counties. These visi-
naro, r-a.oma ~
us "10 eNen S
their old home county
The gates OF Smithfield and the
or,o, - +b oorlo ar vida omen
o1 - ta, a.a;4a,i+u Of
ana III proven "la noapiea4S -"
johnston county was manifested on
every hand.
Anono the bon7a corners was a
large HuhIoef from iidihett county
This delegation was headed by the
excellent Dunn brass band. They
wore Harnatt corntv hadres and
n63oa mHdh 70 80 9oHe of ne
aoueU ~ ~ 9a9 - 800
m"2 q u9nI " on4ae
49, ph2 ba|o ~ ahn8 fa9Ss'
h,,+ 10 0t I'm IaIn - 800, 80
cf +boi~ hirtb nnd c+iI1 gIar,- ~
- rnIaadid 49, ~ - @Nn SOY 40
motario1 lino. n,f7h thava 81 ~, 90
naeior rrba 49, bae haan ~ ~
6~a1ightfn1 n+arTninoIng of ola
fria1de and tho camenfino oe oI tjaS
of
Va
80 ~ opa
"a 800 Z nouae' ~ w" Go"u-
II q 'oyou? "s0eliolS' VI. l.
cisas =, oofI1 INC |
TIo
Pi"Jei "oo ol1eieu Ny
tie+ ,rnh go 20 ~ ne n"
-, r IT oLaao VI
triot q
ciaI choir bich dorao1-a ~ q ape4
nraira Ho SLY"
Tbn oddroec
90 ~ +aa-n 1 e,GolI " !. pal
Taaaac VII ""o ny "aSol
he co,n mvl ms III 10 u ~ III %
Pon Roth 1para bap ofor+s I'D %
nnodo ai1 - "at1 nappy ediof's aao
Tbe reenonsas &c % Wy "a D.o
y A Na~rit+ ~ Crao..hano ~
Wbi+1a1l - 6 2goio' anu IreN'
T., n- noo'on, - ""yclo U.s. 1a~'
III me'l,chQseh words.
who EHod 800 A'lanta,
. Ior MANY
5000 80 ms niiilis'efidi
~ - ~ - years ago was
intro5"o"a ~ ,ne oCc@~9loh. ne was
~ d MOST p manner
" ooiloel9-
5NeI"as . speech was a me
~ Az "AS Warmly received.
-. e""y opeheo ms aodress
"tn 500 pleasanl persona aliusions
~ - IL he was d resident OF GOOD
'id oolls.on.
at p1,@S une oplllioh tiiat ne
~ ~ petley7 'lat any community
:. - "t9telh woiio nao maze more
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-24
WAS GREAT DAY IN
JOHNSTON COUNTY
Home Coming Week a Big
Success
THE EXERCISES YESTERDAY

Addresses OF Welcome We're Delivered
by Mayor Wcllons and Congressman
Pou-Responscs by Prof. Merritt
ana Rev. IaHgston-OratioIl of Day
hy DIR. McKeiway-EatTiotIc Songs.
\ Day of Real Pleasure.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-24

A farmer, near JacksonN.I.
has demonstrated the value Oh
tifc farming. He took a flA-@
farm which had never produoe1 *
so bushels Of corn per acIT. .-e
bushels of wheat and IN lhF, The
brought it up to a point wiz ~.
corn Weld was 100 bushels >.- b"
wheat yield 55 bushels per
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-24

1t is much easier 10
thought Of others as Il OWE r
use our own reasoning pow
sometimes we make a h-
selection of thoughts for o..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-24

1t is astonishing how hlD. ..
learn about human natUIt ,
something at the doOr.-i'"..
Arizona republican., 1910-08-19
INCREASING CAPACITY 0F CITY FREIGHT YARDS MARicoPA & PHOENIX MAG MATES IMPROVEMENT
 CAMPAIGN.
ReIayins All Rails From This City
 to Main Line.

Following out the po;;cy long since adopted by the Southern Pacific of making improvements upon the va rious lines of the company wherever conditions seemed to warrant. Su- perintendent Scott. of the Maricopa & Phoenix railroad. announced yes terday that the work of relaying the entire track between Phoenix and Maricopa has been commenced and that in less than two months this line will, in point of construction, be .on par with any stretch of the main line.
 Affecting Phoenix directly comes also the announcement that work has been begun upon extending the trackage and switching facilities of the local yards, a movement which, when completed. will give increased accommodation for at least three hundred more cars than can be han dled in this city at the present time. The local Improvements will consist in part of the laying of at least one additional track extending the entire length of the company's yards east from Seventh street and the construction of a system of cross overs which will greatly facilitate the switching of cars and trains.
 There are now seven tracks in these yards available for switching and sidings, these extending to a point in the vicinity of the shops The new track, it is understood will extend some distance beyond the city line. That it should be necessary to install accommodations for three hundred additional cars is taken as q positive indication of the increas- ing business prosperity of Phoenix l and vicinity In the work of relaying the entire l track between this city and Mar
Arizona republican., 1910-08-19
POINTS FOR cHuRcHeoERs.
A clergyman was smoking q cii

clergyman was smoking cigar under an oak.
 My congregation coughed this morning" he said. T could hardly make myself heard. It was most annoying,
 Well" said a physician, "the next time they cough. tell them to press the upper lip just beneath the nose. Pressing theFneryes in that quarter will stop the most obstinate cough. and, by he same token. it will stop a sneeZe too.
 "fll tell You how to stop the hic- coughs. You press hard on the cheek, right in front of the ear. Those nerves there control the hiccoughs as money controls politics. You need only press-the nerves will do the rest. est."-PhiladeIphia Bulletin.