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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

REJECTED BY
THE STRIKERS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March ~.
by a vote % ayes and ~ noes
tho cnrmfua uulun today rejected
the proposition 81 thr Philadelphia
Rapid Transit company. locking 90
settlement % tne street car strike
The vote was taken after an all
nlsht session
The compromise proposed ~ the
traction officials had been drawn
10 by President " -. MAhnn. ~
the International Carmen'a Cnioa
ita terms follow
Immediate reinstatement %
striking employees as far az avail
able positions allow
Payment ~ surplus strikers AZ
a Fntn ~ a. peF dAy uutii places for
thrm are provided
Wage increase 70 - cents an
hour on June
Annual Increase % = cent an
hour until waEes reach IS cents an
hour
Recarnl,ion ~ sricvanc. COM
uilttee
a committee consisting - Preai-
teHt NFutEfr. ~ tfte company. ard
President uriacoll - the ioeai
union. e. decide the fate ~ la car
-rrn whom the company diseharz-
Cd
he appointment ~ third wem-
Der - she foregoing COMMITTEES by
priseall and krueEer IN the event
fhat they may not be abis 20 reach
an agreement"
TIE terms DIFFER from furrusr
propositions In that the atytksrs who
ranuot b. re-smpigved Al the pres
ent werc 20 receive a. PER day m
stsad ~ ttsg. The Garments sx-
ecutive .c0mmittse rejected all the
propositions "a spite u Mahon >
advice that they b. accepted. The
local car men insist IN a fuil recog
nition ~ the union ~ the traction
cnmpany umtil this g. done con
ference viii b. Ineffective. thcY de-
clare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
! 1EGS MANCLED IN ONE WRECK
BRAKEMAN PRE- VENTS NEW DISASTER

two trainmen we're killed aud an
other so seriously scalded that he
cannot live The names ~ the dead
tralnmen have not been learned
here
Tho California Limited. west.
bound tearing down upon the
wreck ahead. was stopped less than
half a mile away through the hero
iHm Of the frelght's crew.
g. D. Magee. the engineer. terri.
bly, scalded from escaping steam
from The burst pipes managed to
crawl from the demolished cab
The head brakeman. A. y McCleu-
nan suffered the mangllng Of one
Of hia legs
Magee. as be- emerged from the
twisted mass that VAS once his en-
CINE. bockoncd 10 young McClen-
nan. who himself was hurt As
the youth. bis feet mashed and his
body cut and bruised. dragged him
self forward. MaRee. bis throat
scorched Dy the escaping steam
whispered 10 his companion to
stop the limited
The Injured brakeman heroicaily
dragged bis injured limbs down the
track Tor half a mile. and as the
passenger train. bearing 100 poT'
SONS. rounded % curve, be WAS found
sitting on one Of the rails feobly
waving a red nag
~ la thought that Engineer Magoe
Wil DE OF his Injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
NO HOPE Of
ARBITRATION
WITH FIREMEN

CHICAGO. Marcn q. A crisis
has been reached IA the contro.
verHy between the railroads and
the brotherhood Of Locomotive
firemeu and Engineers. and hope
Of peaceful adjustment practical.
" has been abandoned The neRo.
tiationa probably viii be definitely
terminated today aud both sides
are making preparations 10 fight
IL out 10 finish
The federal medlniora. who have
been holding continuous confer
enceH with the general managers
and the representatives OF the fire.
men. are said 10 hee given up
hopes Of getting the cnntending
parties together Chairman Knapp
Of the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission left fof Washington Sat.
ufdey night. leaving Labor Com.
missioner Noill in charge of the
mediation conferences NeiiF held
protrncted conferences with both
sides yesterday. aud though be re.
fuses 10 discuss the situation. II was
learned from other sources that
nothing had been accomplished.
The flfemrn Insist on having the
railroads recognize their right 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
GIRL Of SIX IS
TRACKED BY
YOUNG WRETCH

While walking home from a
ueighbora house. little Marion
Clark. the slx-yeaf0ld daughter Of
Mira 81 = Clark. s2s 18th av Vas
attacked BY a Young map Who step
ped from the sidewalk Az a gloomy
spot on 10th av near = Marion e
af o'clock Saturday
The man tore the chiids cloth.
ing and tried 90 stop her screams
bui she managed 70 alarm pedes
TRANS IN the next block. who rushed
90 her assistance The aaaailaHt
took fright and ran.
The little girl was 80 badly fright
ened that she was unable 90 furnish
an accurate description of the man
who committed the assault but she
thinks be- was about 20 years old.
dark. and sore dark clothes
other children IN the neighbor
hood have been annoyed BY a man
during the past week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
In PRISON FOR BIGAMY, HE
SOUGHT AN ELEVENTH WIFE

on 20 visit her brother Holden de-
clded she should be bis next vic.
ilm
A. for Miss Farnsworth, with
her II seemed 10 be a case II love
AZ first sight. because the romance
started Immediately following her
first visit
Holden wrote 70 her he appeal.
ed 10 hsf sympathy. told her how
her visit bad impressed him and
begged her - write 20 him. She
did 20 Holden Is master Of the
art Of writing fetching love let.
fefs. and be did bis level best IN
trying 20 win the love Of the sister
Of ono % his nriaon mates lie sue.
ceeded even better than he had
hoped. and the deluded woman
sent replies which nreathed love
and devotion Finally Holden De.
eidcd 20 begin playing for the won
ans money
Then postal officials stepped IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

COLUMBUS. Ohio. March al
When Il comes 20 mstrlmouy Al.
bert Wright. also known as Albert
r. Holden aud az burt { Holden.
prisoner IN the penltentiary here.
simply Is lncofriEible Ten wives
and ala years IN prison FOR having
them have not served 10 cure Die
longing 70 hear wedding bells and
breathe the fragrance Of brides
roses IL has iuHt been discovered
that although a prisoner for big
amy. be has been paying devoted
court to a Miss FaFueworth. sister
~ Thomas FarnHwoflh. 81 Wash.
lngfon county. and also trying ga
swindlc her out Of several hundred
dollars u a legacy which she re-.
Gently received
FarnHworih. her brother. is acry.
Ink five year. Ia the penlientiary
Holden saw het and she -RW him
one day wheu she went 20 the pfie.
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d KILLED In
IN IOWA WRECK
= Train, on Maple Leaf Tracks, Leaves
u ss" wrh;le Running so Miles an Hour-W Wreck
lfs' as.a--score Dead in Chair Car.
fBy United Press,)

..se 4. March 2i-Fory-tvso people reported to
MQlNts nesrv ~ number Injured
IT. sstn N Roek island trsln detourlna the Chi
sea rr tracks OF account Of another wreck. s the
II s ns.s.lna 80 miles an hour
[< ss sn ~.sslru trains ea here for the
N 80 esrrylnu and headed for Mar
tasHessssss. ,esnv o. the injured were taken.
rsssrts say that the wreekaoe s attire and that the
a save many passengers caught IN tho debris
ra ~ W. drawn BY engines, ard left the
f r re- $500 suruns completely over
- carrying maHY eoo's "N as " Nl"'s' mas wy we
y Narsnslse'Nn - -. ,ers. 80. o,,.a ,on 49,
So ~ 80 rreafatcy The destroyed bag
= &C." sns pulmsn. The greatest number o. dead
|n err ~. ,s.re Killed In Canadian Pacific
NJ 800 Engineer Risk and Fireman Edward AoppIe
~ Nh ia.se h an o n NJ. prndaton. Ore,
rssss r~aeeer Connolly o. ST. Paul killed when the
|nH 80 - ~ he Great Northern, deraee Rogers
kuTs $3.50 49,. Two mere killed santa Fs wreck
s.~.raae Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
10 MONTHS
FOR CARROLL
AND WARNER


COUNCIL BLUFFS. March
2t.-~Fuderai Judge Mepherson
today Imposed the maximum
penalty fof fraudulent use Of
tire United states malls against
John c. Mayhray. the leader 81
the notorious gang Of fixed race
ssslndlers. and 10 members os
the gang which operated with
the "Niiiionaires' eiub." One
alleged member % the organixa.
ton was acquitted.
Mayhfay Was sentenced 20 serve
two years IN the federal prison a,
Fort Leavenworth. Kas. and pay a
fine ~ go 600 Like sentences
Svrv Imposed upon each ~ his aa
aistanth. Leon leuEsF Ton Robin.
son Willard Powell Clarence Glasn.
Edward Leach. Eddie Morris. Clar
once Forbes. Harrs Forbes. Frank
Mccoy ard EDDIE Mccoy
Frank Scott and wlnifred Harris
we're sentenced 90 Flx months i'm.
IN the Red oak county
jail and weFo each fined 81 600
Joe Carroll ard Bort Warner. II
Seattle fame. we're lee or With a 10.
month sentence al The federal ueni
tcntiary At Fort LNAyrnwurth. kaa
and 500 fac each Both tufaesl
states evidence
o l.. Goddard vas acquitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
TIMBER CRUISER ARRIVES IN TIME
TO KEEP FROM, BEING BURIED

Hold on there stop ali arrange
ments for my funeral. aald Joseph
Beuisr. a timber cruiser. supposed
70 have been killed IN the wcsinE
ton Hnowslide. as be walked into
nuttsrportha undertaking catAb
lishmpnt yesterday
The undertAkefs we're making
all preparations 70 bury Benisr.
who had been identified By fellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
CHICAGO JURY E N
INDICT PACKERS

CHICAGO, March 2f.--lnaiet.
ments, charging the National Pack.
inc CO. and no subsidiary companies
with operating combination IN re-
stralnt Of trade we're returned here
today BY the federal grand Jury.
simultaneously the government
prosecutors filed . bill N ehanoery
IN the United States circuit court
here. asking for a dissolution q the
National Packing CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

members 81 The Seattle Aerie Of
Eagles a. one 81 the dead taken
from the Aide
Bonicr looked a. body No 81.
supposed 20 BE- him. That's not
me. hs remarked. and tore the tag
from the corpse. Body No. s. 10
nos unidentified
Benicr says he vas not NJ Wei
lington when the slide struck. but
was cruising IN the woods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
WA|F CHILD IS
STOLEN FROM
LEGAL HOME

Charged with kidnapping. II. A.
Foster. fireman stationed At engine
bon r so z. az 18th and Harrison.
gas arrested AZ noon today by Hu.
name Officers Vaupell and Kent
and lodged IN the citY Jail
Tho story brought 20 light Is
miTed up proposition. with the
threads Of the yarn reaching back
20 about q year ago when baby
girl WAS found on n doorstep and
turned over 10 the police matrOn
Foster and hls wifo being childlcss,
adopted the little waif. but did not
think u necessary 70 adopt Il
through n process Of law About a
month ago Foster and his wife had
"a little trouble and separated. Mrs
Foster taking the child with her
Finding the struggle a pretty hard
one. the woman gave the child back
20 the police matrOn. who IN turn
passed % on 70 SIR and Mrs W
b Eide. 1926 nth g.. who formally
adopted u IA court
Ia the meantime Foster and wife
had "a reconciliation. and wishing
90 take the glrl again. went 20 the
police matron. only TO find that
it was wltb the Eide family Eos
ter then attempted 10 get the child.
but failed Eide. fearing that the
girl would be kidnapped. moved
from his address al Fifth and Re.
publican out on nth av Saturday
night Foster. &c IS charged. pro
cecded 10 the house. and forcibly
entering g.. took the child
When arrested today he denied
knowledge Of the girls where.
abouts. and said that Judge Frater
told him 10 go and take the child
Judge Frazier denieg this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
TEAMSTER FALLS
DEAD OH STREET

Fred Thomson. 90. toamator
for W. J Cunaek. contractor. WIS
driving hIa team 40 King g.. be.
tween Sixth NJ and Maynard. this
morning. whou he suddenly toppied
forward out OF the seat 10 the
ground
People passing by picked the
taamater up and called the police
patrol wagon Thomson WAS start
Cd for the hospital, but died GA the
way Heart failure was the cause.
lie leaves a family AZ 5000 Bind
as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

NEW COUNCIL OPENS

Wolfe. Tenth. succeeding Reynolds
". n. Weaver. Eleventh. rcolcci
ed. voiney 2 Hart. Twelfth. sue
eecdlug W NJ Hines. II G. nohlke
Thlftcenth. succeeding } T Arm
strong. Max Wardall. Fourteenth
re- elected
la the new council are two demo
Gratis, Wolfe and nohlke. and ou'
independent Hart
The Committees.
The list Of committeeman toi
loss
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ralls~ xhsnasn. rhaifaaam. cuaesy
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tdl4ssliraftsa asftsa. etaifntae
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cas- IiNht@--He hlanpf etalfaaan
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Vote
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ftHnfae
ttsn s~xsis~ sna -aisry--ss = -
Chairman Masisr Weave Nafdasf NJ
tnra nIafnF aat fledHaft
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nialsts ara MaAiAe
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Hiatnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
M LIGHTS To
||I|N GLOW IN
|I|[ DISTRICT

- ~ratssns N tbs ueish-
rtsAtk AZ. and Charles
a s~ Il trath to the whisper
ral elrvlsn shai seailie !
$40 sli bsase bis restricted
nat iac4iity
4 = ~ MouasAin hstsi enc e
IL snrss neu lasxe wooden
4 - e,.afes Al me corner %
- md s'haFi1s e.. bears a
aag ne putiie thar Z, has
~ = - ~ ard ihas Il is part
~ 4sN he eagid ~ vice
sAs ~ Naaafaln ho.el there
ahn.ne bssi alngs ~hieh
Zen spnriets1. eith about
! sacA. that nsar the ap.
!. ,ass Il Aelag eonsfruefed 70
naessl parps@es A. sixth
:. - CARES = another hGlialng
49, asspsesasssiy like Some u
rs y IN Ola restricted dls-
~ ~ ssen completed
zsAlh a. aaa Chariss q. a
- ses.AasY structures i being
i nsas ~ eorditiens thst
mt3 saser tht nca admins
y restricted asstries g. uow
n b. i ehuiss aaa ElEhtn- "a Sill
aAs tss same leeafiau
49, MO mainisiaasi " fas
N ssst nssiaents ~ the Sae
; sn4 Aessssf maae fhlnEa -
- 81 MfiEer that b. senf
eaia Ass wl4s eFen nrefntiana
= ~ ssss b csase fn ihe neigh.
Ht srer. thfre haa always
a4s y less side apen vinia-
4 q Az AZ regards the sacial
sA Msmer Mayor Miller
r = hAse sas a. end ~ the
HtNz fsItrsxt tae social r8N
- "a tire sNag The
=, paa seiicr graft were
run The Piummcr
sAen VIII D. 10 the RES dis
e.f saed curing ths Miller
after Il had once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

legislate for engineers. and n the
managers yield they viii have 10
face strike Of the brotherhood "
Locomotive Engineers Az between
tho two alternatives. the managers
are said To- have concluded chat "
IL better 90 fight the nremen than
the engineers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

The old city council met In final
session N 70 o'clock this morning
and cleaned up It's work Matters
OF minor importance only were
considered
Mayor ON Tor the last time &C.
cnpied the chair a. president Of
the council
Several Improvement ordinances
we're passed. ordering the improve
ment ~ Ninth az n. between Den
ny Way and Mercer st.. two plank
walks. Twelfth az p. between
Jackson and Weller ats. i2ineh
water main. Fourth av.. between
seneca aud Union ats. will be
lighted hereafter a. the result Of
the council authorizing the cor
poration counsel to enter into a
stipulation Vith the Metropolitan
Building company. whereby the
latter pays the amount 81 the as.
scssmeni for the Fourth ev cluEtss
lights and the city keeps them
lighted until such time as a final
settlement ID made IL the courts.
whore the building company u
noW fighting the right uf the city
60 levy such an assessment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

7hNhRpRO cal March
u wing through a switch al
- he mountain Dis
|. santa r 30 miles from
n 'alno' he second section
sasibound "red bafI'
sfecked late yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

= ssattle'a Kew official Family.
Hiram G. Gill. Mayor
william J. Boutwell,. Comp
= froller-
I'd L. Terry. Treasurer
Scott Calhoun. Corporation
= Counsel
Charles W. Wappenatein.
4 Chief 0f Police
= John II Boyle. Chief Of the
= Fire Department
r. ~. Thomson. city Engln.
4 eeF.
= Luther y. YounRB. Superin
q tendent q the Water Depart.
A ment
Richard n. Arms. Superln-
= fendent Of Lighting
n Francis W. Grant, Superin.
4 tendent Of Buildings
a l.. Walters. superlnton.
= dent Of Streets and Sewers.
A. l. Valentine. Superinten.
= dent Of Public Utilities
The last six members com
\ pose the new board Of public
4 works Changes IN lts per.
= sonnet are anticipated when
4 the new mayor gets down 10
work.
- . =. . /. = = = = =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
lIDERs HAVE
KAklsR ESCAPE

llAND Ore March "a
y n4efs sFe alive today
< - pressuce ~ a wire
20 hid q hiE touring car
ne cir over the reser
~ park last night after
asaas bad Ieaped from ths
~ - rolled down 4 sHfooi
ss steering gear was
~ De antics on 49,
sewmAn attempted 10
asio At a turn ln fha
sHiaiag save way in The
lsraias and the biz ma
e0pa the sfaep en-.
~ progress waa sud
ket xhsn a halflncb
asd along the reaer
tens alh ne BOD II
bed i suspended IN
EfrH4 49,
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h 'lsea Of a COOK. maie
4 II i.yher Or man about
|| lou something ,b.,
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A better yourself on
II. ~ Y. thinking Of getting a
\ n iAas house u yogr1
II been vacant an win.
II ~ telephone 4 wan,
II Il s N sioq " Ind 5ii
4 agw thai In ees,,,,
,ne Def4ll read 1be
Y. ~ ads All To tl,ne
enly 4 eens ! , UNI
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

~lleadache. have you when
have q hendAche { 20 right home
and kiss ny wife and feel happy
sAy--@haaN your address i.lfc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

44sAE A4H4 4sRs
= WEATHER FORECAST. y
Fair tonight and Tuesday; y
. light north winds y
. d q q . q . = q q q y = = d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
boutwell, AND
TERRY TAKE
CHARGE

while the new mayor was helng
Installed IN office w ]. nothwei
took over the keys aud the records
~ the eomntfoiler's office from Har-
~ W Carroll and Edward l.. Terry
formally took charge IT tho citya
money the office of city treasurer
being turned over 90 him By W. y.
froaser, With tho effico ProHser
rendered a statement 81 the bust
ness transacted by him between
March 10. ICES. aud March 10. 1910.
The statement shows that the city
has cash on hand ttsSs. i0a 70. az
Witch tga.isa7s lies IN the city
vaults and the remainder II on de-
poHil To- 3Neity banks. Tor which the
lefty holds bonds aud other collateral
approved hy the mayor and city
lcuunail
With the turning over 81 the 81.
flee Terry and i'rosner prorcedtd
10 check over the boudn and coilat.
cral held a. security Tor deposits. the
money ON hand. and thence they
went te the banks and checked on
the statements q money held by
them.
Both~sirs Deputy.
When Comptroller Bothwcii took
office ~ comptroller. Frederick "a
Chandler formerly office manager
81 tho Century Furniture company,
took charge a. Mr. nothwsira ehlet
deputy All the other employees In
thv department are under eixil serv-
See and hold over
Taking effice with Treasurer Ter
W we're John I. Mclean a. deputy
Treasurer. Herbert l. collier a.
chief accountant. and WIN II Hanna
az cashier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

st PAUL, March ai.-The
northbound Winnipeg flyer on the
Great Northern railroad was dc
rallied last night nj Rogers. MINI.
the engine. mail and baggage car
turning turtle IN the ditch. EnRl.
neer Connolly. Of St Paul. wan
instantly killed and the baggage.
man was seriously injured The
passengers were severely shaken
up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

DENVER. Colo. March a. Fire
caused by detective wiring destroy.
ed the office and warehouse Of the
Ady q Grove Mercantile company
here today, causing loss Of $780,
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

CHICAGO. March ~ The Chi.
oagosFcderation Of Labor went on
record today aa fayoring the with.
drawal OF all funds OF organized
labor ON depoalt In the banks Of
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
BRIEFS BY WIRE

TACOMA. March 2t.--Aviator
Hamilton made three successful
flights here yesterday before 10000
people. Hamilton went 1000 feot
Ia the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

-, and Strengthens BY
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-23
ORIGIN cf Tory,

Sir Walter SCOTS explanation Of the
origin Of tory" as give me" Is not
quite the same as that Of other In
quirers. According to high authori-
ty, the word IS Irish for Z ''pursuer"
and was 1t frst given to moss troop
eTS, who for their own villainous pur-
ooses pretended to be on the side OF
the crown and the constitution and the
rights Of property and In that dis
guise haunted the Dogs Of Ireland.
rohbing the Inhabitants in the name
OF the king. About 1850 those who
'.contended for the extreme prerosa-
tives Of the crown" had this contenp-
tuous term applied to them ty their
opponents. and thus we arrive at the
meaning Of today. Macauiay points
out rs curious circumstance that
"whiS" ard tory" originally applied
as term Of insult should so soon have
been assumed with pride. An odder
is that two great Eng
lish parties should have taken their
titles the one from the boss Of Ire
land ana the other from the low!apds
Of Scorland-Loudoa Times
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-23
DANCING ROLAND.
A Scotch Shepherds Remedy For All
Kinds Of Maiadies.

A Scotch Shepherds Remedy For All
Kinds Of Maladies.
y highland shepherd. one Donald
McAlp;n. famous dancer. was re-
puted to have cured his mistress Of a
mysterious maiady By means OK dane
Ing . reel with her, and this story be-
ing nosed abroad gained him the repI-
tation OF being successful physician.
His humble cottage In Slockmuick.
overlooking Strathspey. was besiesed
with crowds OF patients who hoped 10
get rid Of their ailments By 4 dance
with Donald. The shepherd did not
hesitate TO take advantage Of this
stroke Of good luck and soon had 4
large and thriving practice.
The treatment adopted was very SIM
pie. the main features being as fol-
lows: In cases OF indigestion moderate
doses Of med!cated aqua" were raE-
en-, followed by the ceum shuil. or
promenade step. For catarrh Donald
prescribed in order to produce pcsspi-
ration large dose Of grue! mixed
with honey and butter. followed By
cerm crask, or highland fling All the
different processes terminated in the
patient being we'll wrapped up in
warm blankets. and the doses Of nedi-
cine and dancing were repeated. ac-
cozdins to the patients constitution
and the nature Of his diSease.-British
Medical Jouroal.