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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-22
3 o a 10 OF PUBLIC WORKS
ANNOUNCE FIGURES.
Car Line Companies Have Assessment
Decreased In the State
for 1911.
BY CAL =. YOUNG.
Intelitxencsr Bureau

Charleston, w. Va. June a.
just now when express companies
are attracting national attention IL IS
interesting TO note that an increase
in valuation OF over $4,000 was
placed on the FIVE companies doing
business In West Virginia by the
board OF public works when assess
ing this class OF property for taxation.
The Adams company was raised con-
siderably while the United States was
gwen a reduction.
An interesting story has leaked
out at the capital concerning the as
sessment OF express companies. At
torney George Il. Price represented
Adams while Attorney d. c. Gallaher
represented the United States. The
tow attorneys got into u debate"
relative 10 their respective companies
and II developed. according to the
view said to have been taken by the
board, that the Adams had not been
making the proper return for pur-
poses OF taxation. hence the increase.
based upon figures which had not
been obtained in former years.
Car line companies show a de-
crease, due principally 10 the changes
IN connection with Georges Greek
Coal & Iron company and the Fair
mont Coal company.
Following are the comparative
assessments for the years 1910 and
1911:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-22
WATER RENTS ARE NOW DUE
AND PAYABLE

egt few more days remain for
corsurcrs 90 avail themselves o. the
10 Discount pay now and avoid
he rush a. the end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-22
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN

This is story OF an AID
VERTlSlNG MAN-Mr. r.
F. AYERS-formerly a news
paper writer-who, by rea-
son of HIS SPLENDID
WORK, was made VICE
PRESIDENT OF, THE COM
PANY he writes advertise
ments for, and who, besides,
WAS PRESENTED WITH
$4,000 By THE PRESl-
DENT OF THE COMPANY
in further appreciation OF his
services.
Should make a good story,
should il not? Well, it does.
Here it is.
But first let me Say-with
due modeSty-that the Bush
Terminal Company (thiS is
THE company referred toy
was primarily induced to start
an advertising campaign by
the reading of these AdvertiS-
ing Talks.
The Bush Terminal Com
panpany started on a heap of
sand on the Brooklyn, n. Y,
shore front, backed up by Mr..
IRVING T. BUSH, who had a
GOOD IDEA and THE
COURAGE to carry it out.
He constructed large build
ingS for the use of manufac-
turerS and wholesalers whose
shipping and delivery facilities
were greatly enhanced nv be-
ing operated from ONE CEN
trail point-in DIRECT touch
with steamships and railroads.
Like every new thing. it
took a lot of persistent solicit
tation and convincing proofs
to induce some manufacturers
and wholesalers to lease floor
space in the buildings con-
Structed by Mr.. Bush. Finally.
by hard work, three enormous
buildings had been put up ana
all of the floor space leased.
Then Mr.. Bush said:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-22
IN The OIL fields

on WOrthiuEtou creek. 4 Mon dis
tr!ct Wood county. W. Va. the Par
sons n Sweeney oil comranys No :
on the RalstOn estate. reported dry in
tho Borca GRIT. has been given q shot
and will mako 10-barrel pumpcr on
Buckeye Fort. five miles southeast OF
Salem. In Grceubrier district. Dodd-
ridge county. Davis. Ward q Randolph
have drilled their test on tho Howard
Marks farm through the Gordon sand
and have buster
on Indian Run. Ten Mile district.
-HJrri-ou county the Independent oil
company is duo in vino Gordon sand ar
20 test on ilo William Hickman farm.
on Grass run. iu fho same district.
lIoefmier a U.-lan viii be- due 20 get
the SAINT This week ~ q test on the
Rhoda Lyons farm
in the Tariff pool. SmithGeld dis
trict. E07uo county. the South Penn
OF cowapuv has shot its tcsf on tho
vs.. p Comb farm and has . 25-barrel
producer 200 The big Iniuu sand on
Pad Run. Walton district the United
FuD' Gas company has shot its second
tcet ou fhe uouElerty heirs farm and
has thr same kind of q producer in tho
E.l lnIuu sand
I'm tho 'Vfr.mr lower southwest part
of the state. ir Lincoln county. tho
Bic Creek DEVELOPMENT comuauv i4
sf1rfiu. quito 9 little now work This
company has 'hr RIGS completed for
SO. O. 81 A. Lawrence. SO O. O. D.
Boil and $50 s. = " Nidk0 al lo
Gated Too uuta' district and inside az
defined luf.
casser IN Clay County.
on t'for Creek otter % akricf. CLAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-22

The uniform success that has at
tended the use Of Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made II favorite everywhere. Il
can always be depended upon. For
sale by all druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-22

Are Won thinking OF buying an aero.
plane? u doesn't cost ANYTHING Co.
think about it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-22

This looks like big enterprise.
How can make it bigger Which is
the quickest way" The Advertising
Talks were preaching-not directly 10
him, but 70 every body:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Advertise
TO get more business"
All right. said Mr. Bush. Il WILL.
advertise-but how?
Here is where Mr.. Ayers comes on
the scene. lie. among many others.
submitted plan 10 Mr. Bush Mr.
Ayers succeeded ia having his plan
adopted
Then Mr. Ayers. who was asso.
ciated with that old and reliable Ad-
vertising Agent. +. r. Howard. go,
busy-Uhich IIE NEEDED TO DO
because be- had come in contact WITH
THE LlNEST WIRE ia his whole
career. NR Rush
II not AN EASY TASK To- adver.
use such business as that OF the
Bush Terminal STCCESSFT-LIY be-
cause TT APPEALS ONLY 20 Manu-.
iacturers and Wholesalers But m
HAS Been DONE in a maryeioYsly
successful manner AND 1T HAS
BEEN DONE THROUGH NEWS
PAPERS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
OF STATE LEGiSLA.
ruREs TO ELECT SENATORS
POINTED TO az eRisToW.
CORRUPTION IN ILLINOIS
ANoAER STRONG ARGUMENT
Reapportionm ent Matter Comes Before
House-iowa Will Lose Two Con-
gressnsn If Republican Caucus
Agreement 10 FoIlowed-Dsmoerats
Favor Increase to 4s3 Members. >

Washington, Feb. 9.-Sharply antag-
onizing the position OF Senator Lodge
on tho use OF corporation Influence In
politics. Bristol, OF Kansas. today ad-
dressed the senate In support OF tho
popular election OF senators. He In
vlted attention to the des,dlocks over
senatorial elections In several states at
present. Bristow declared the Ameri-
can people may be trusted in such mat
ters as they are conservative and not
controlled by passion or prejudice. Tho
speaker found in the possibility OF cor
rupttng legislatures the strongest argu-
ment in support OF the resolutions. and
cited the Illinois senatorial election as
n Sample OF legislative dehauchery
that has occurred In recent years IN
numerous senatorial elections"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

reciprocity. The opposition blamed the
government for the present situation
because Of continued refusal to listen to
Canada's offer OF preference. Premier
Asouith declared the governments
main reasons for refusing preference
were that Great Rritains chief sources
Of supplies could not be tacd without
raising the cost Of the necessaries OF
life, and colonial preference could not
be established without friction and en-
bitterment. Mr.. Asquith maintained
that the American Canadian reciprocity
agreement did not affect any article in
which the United Kingdom was serious
ly concerned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
PHONE MEN SPLIT.
Independents No. N Agreement Over
Merger Plans.

Independents Mo- N Agreement Over
Merger Plans.
Chicago. Feb. 9.--What promised to
be q peaceful gathering TO discuss rou-
t!ne business matters resolved itself
into n declaration OF war yesterday
when n split occurred In the ranks OF
members OF the National Independent
Telephone Association. now holding
their annual convention at tho La
Snlle hotel.
A committee OF the national associa.
ton OF independent telephone compan.
los. now In session here. has prepared
tho draft OF new law to provide a
public utility commission for states
which would have charge Of telephone
companies in the same manner that
railroad commissions oversee tho opcr-
atoms OF common carriers. Tho plan,
will be submitted to the legislatures OF
every state for adoption as q means OF,
providing for uniform legislation and;
control.
An official OF tho independent asso.
citation admitted tho plan for q merecr
with the Bell interests was under dis.
cussion and that most OF the members
favored II. The plan OF state rcHula.
ton. which is being formulated by the
committee. whose report failed to reach
the meeting today. Is said to b a part
OF tho basic work OF the merEur pro-
motors, on the theory that It will seek
a uniform law IN all etates regulating
telephone companies and will make
possible consolidation where It Is held
to be advisable. Such q law could he
used as a club. a member OF the aseo-
cIatlon said. to force even terms In .
merger. and would. by appearing to
como from the independents. possibly
be given more favorable attention by
legislators. altho 1t would be found 70
be equally lenient to the Bell COM
panies. No action in regard to the
merger was taken today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

on the senators. Proudfoot. Adams
ana others declaimed long and loud
against the villany Of permitting the
voters to decide who shall be the
United States senator's and read parts
OF long essays by eminent Englishmen
to show that senator's ought never to
be at the mercy Of the plain voters.
An amusing sally took place when
Van Law read the pledge Of the repub-
licans Of Iowa, in the last state plat
form. for direct election Of senator's.
which part of the platform was adopt
ed unanimously. Senator Proudfoot
asked arcastically:
WAS that the convention where the
chairman refused to mention the name
Of the PRESIDENT"
eyes," said Van Law. "and this il a
legislature in which there appear to be
several members who are unwilling to
stand by the president"
The fact that the special primary
scheme got only thirty-two votes in
the house and half as many in the
other. or less than q third Of the en-
tire membersip, is taken to indicate
that the outcry Of the farmers de-
manding a mid-wlnter special state
wide primary has not penetrated very
far.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
TEN BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS.
Workmen Lose Lives When Engine
Under Repairs Explocos

Smithville. Tex, Fob. 9.-Ten shop
employees OF the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas railroad were torn to fragments
and ten others were Injured Wednes-
day when an engine under repair eN
ploded in the Smithvillo yards. Besides
tho loss OF life. railroad property VAL
used at $4,000 was destroyed.
Tho locomotive had just been run
from the repair shop 20 be tested when
the explosion occurred. Henry O'RourNe
n machinist, was attaching n SAFETY
valve The engine was blown to atoms.
two other lomotives standing nearby
were wrecked. and the roundhouse was
partially demolished.
With the bursting OF the boiler a
rain of fragments from the engine and
portions OF human beings fell for Sow
eral hundred yards. What remained Of
tie .omndhonee was iinnrovised as a
temporary morgue. The cause OF the
explosion has not been determined.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
NEARLY EVERY LARGE CITY lNN
STATE pRorgsrs 70 STATE
LEoISLATURL
oPPosINo DELEGATIONS
HEARD ~ COMMITTEE
Sammis 1rines Wisoonsin Men % Dc
Moinss 70 Boost For HE UnpepuIae
Msasurs-ssnats spends Day osbat-
ing Oregon Plan eiIl-Frsak Amend.
mont Voted Down.
Special to Times-Rspublican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Feb. 0.-Deleeatos from
practically every large city In Iowa aaee
| hers today to oppose tho aam1nis bill
providing for state public utilitisa
commission. \ big hearins was hsld this
afternoon before tho joint committees,
OF the legislature on the question o4l
control OF public utilities. J. II. Ros.l
lneer. OF Wisconsin,. spoke in favor OF
the Sammis bill. and representatives, OF;
a number OF cities spoke against Il
Among the latter were J. w. Brown. A.
City.
Joksetsrs Take Up Time.
In tho senate this morning smith. OF
Shelby moved tho adoption OF an
amendment to tho Oregon plan bill
which would require that candidates for
United States senator should Sign .
pledge to abide by the wishes OF the
majority OF the voters OF tho state on
| the head OF tho ticket each year. and
thus to change from party to party in
| case they changed. This waA treated a.
Joke and was voted down without q,
division
Giuiland then moved TO strike out
| the requirement a. TO q statement from
the candidates from tho legislature that
they will vote for tho candidate who
receives tho highest vote In tho state.
Upon this he talked for an hour and q
hah in bitter denunciation Of Senator
Cummins and excoriauon Of the reform
work done in Iowa
Tho senate did not finish tho debate
on tho Oregon plan bill. Those who
spoke were DewoH. Mccullough and
Smith. OF Mitchell.
Woman Suffrage Dill.
Senator Allen. OF Pocahontaa. offered
the women suffrage amendment to the
constitution.
ATnes offered . concurrent resolution
! to memorialize congress for batter con-
dieions a. to visitors 20 Yellowstone
park and tho right 20 use automobiles
in the park.
Hoyt offered bin to authosiss the.
registration Of farm names.
The liquor bill presented in tho sen.
ate today provides that a saloonkesper
convicted OF the Illegal sale OF liquors
Will not be permitted to re-enEagc in
the business until i've years have
elapsed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
Anr,.rREAr slLL REPORTED.

Committee Favors Moore Measur-
Highway Comm iss;on Bill Introduced.
Special TO Times Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. 9.-The house dis
cusscd at length bill on tho indebted
ness OF school districts.
A favorable report was received by
the house on the Moore anti-treatirg
bill and report 20 kill the Dill permit
ting women 10 secure permits to sell
liquor.
The house passed the memorial con-
gress asking for better pay for tho
railway mail agents. and tho senate
sent the same measure TO the railroad
committee.
Fourt introduced n bill in tho housa
for a state highway commission.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
SAYS PLAN IS IMPRAcTlcAeLE.
Fort Dodge Postmaster Cites objee-
tions to Sunday cIosina.

Fort Dodge Postmaster Cites objec-
tions to Sunday Closing.
Fort Dodge, Feb. 9.-'Sunday clos
Ing OF the postoffice Is impracticable." !"
declared Postmaster Robertson.
Considerable talk, has been heard
Of circulating petitions asking thar
the Office be closed on Sunday.
Such action is being taken in Waterloo
and Council Bluffs.
II am willing. tho to have the
Office closed. II the majority Of the
patrons are willing to sacrifice their
Sunday mail. The clerks would be
very much pleased to have their
Sundays off,"
Mr.. Robertson explained that II
the distribution of mail thru the
carriers windows was discontinued
that the carriers on Monday would
have more mail than they could carry
and the delivery Of third and fourth
class matter received Sunday would
have to be delayed until other days
In the week. AS 1t Is. many people do
not get their mail on Sunday and this
uncalled for mail makes Monday work
the hardest of any day in the week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
Iowa Supreme Court.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. 9.-The supreme
court today handed down the following
opinions:
Forbes. appellant. against Chicago,
Rock Island e. Pacific railway. Wapello
district. Affirmed.
Bohanan against Bohanan. appellant.
Adams district. Affirmed.
Hindorf against Woodman OF the
World, appellant. Jasper district. At
firmcd.
Prichard and others. appellants
against board OF supervisors. Wood
bury district. Affirmed.
vcy against vey. appellant. Dubuque
district. Modified and affirmed.
Price q Teep1e Piano Company. ar-
pellant. against Sheehan. Supreme
court. Perry district Reversed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
GOOD WORK on CANAL.
Excavation For January Largely in Ex.
cess Of That in December.

Excavation For January Largely in Ex.
cess Of That in Oeesr,bsr.
Washington. Feb. 9.-Colonel Goeth-
ais, chief engineer OF the Panama canal.
put in a good months work on the
canal before he left the isthmus for
Washington. Cabled reports OF this
acting chief engineer at Panama. just
received, show a total excavation for
January OF 2.772.17o cubic yards. against
2.44s.097 cubic yards in December.
altho that month had one more
working day than January.
On the other hand. concrete work
showed falling off. 137.e60 cubic yards
being laid In January. against 150.176
yards In December
The engineers showed another gain.
however in placing earth In the great
dams and locks. 544.6lO cubic yards OF
filling being done in January. against
60l yards in December.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
low. NAV Lo.e Two,

washington. Feb. 9.-The house to-
day took UP the bill for the reapportion-
ment OF tho house under the last CEN
sus. The republican caucus favored re-
tanning the present representation OF
391 members. while tho democrats
favor 433.
II tho bill keeping the membership
down to 3e1 prevails there will be a
loss Of sixteen members. Illinois will
lose one: iowa. two: Nebraska, one.
and Wisconsin one. II tho bill increas-
ing the membership passes several
states will have larger membership.
Illinois will gain two: Michigan one.
and South Dakota one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
Battle Pend. Near Mulato.

Presidio. Tex. Feb. s. (By courier
to Maria. Tex. Feb. 9.)-The insur-
rectos and federals are lined up for
what is expected will develop into a
decisive conflict in the Mulato terri
tory. General Dorantes. Of the feder-
ais, who led his forces safely around
the rebel trap in the mountains and
succeeded in reaching Ojinasa in safe
ty Tuesday, promises he will proceed
to Mulato and give battle to the insur-
rectos tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
MoNToUR GIRL DEAD.
Marjorie Franks Victim Of Pneumonia
in kansas-Euneral Saturday.

Special to Times-Republican.
Montour. Feb. 9.-Marjorie Franks.
the 7-year-o!d daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Franks. until recently
we'll known residents Of this place. died
yesterday in Kansas.
Mr. Franks left Montour with his
family two weeks ago, he having ac-
cepted n position in a small town near
Hutchinson. While the fnmiiy wis
enroute Marjorie took a severe cold.
which developed into pneumonia
The funeral party will reach Mon
tour Friday, and the funeral services
" i'll be held Saturday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
ECHO OF JOHN BROWN RAID.

Henry Thompson, son-in-Law Of His.
torie Character, Dead in Pasadena.
Pasadena, Cal. Feb S.-Henry
Thompson, aged 80, who was one OF
John Browns lieutenants at Harpers'
Ferry. is dead. After the surrender of
Lee, Thorn mpson married Browns daugh-
ter She died here Ave years ago.
Thompson and two brothers were
pioneefs in Kansas and Joined Brown
when he began his celebrated raid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
A HUMAN CANNON BALL

Mans Body Hurled Jhru AR After 6s'
ina Struck Ry Locomotive Kills An
other Man and Seriously Injuries
conpanion-First Victim Also Dies.
Chicago. Feb. "a mans body, hurl-
ed thru the air after being struck by
an Overland limited train. killed an
other man last night and seriously In
jured a companion. The human cam
non ball was Edward Donahue. fore
man of gang of laborers. He surviv-
ed the effects until today.
The train, on it's way to the Pacific
coast, had not yet cleared the North
western yards here when the accident
occurred.
Donahue, with flfty men. was clean
ing snow from the tracks. The fore
man apparently saw the locomotive ap-
preaching, but before he could escape
was struck, and his body shot thru the
air, keeling over in an instant the two
other workmen. who were fifteen feet
distant and had thought themselves
safe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
rAFT's OHIO ITINERARY.
Declines Invitation to Mako Headauart
ers at Governors Homo.

Declines Invitation to Mako Hoaoquart.
ers at Governors Homo.
Columbus, o., Feb Ex-Governor Har-
mon has invited President Taft to make
his headquarters at the governors
home during his visit here tomorrow.
but the president declined because OF
the limited time at his disposal.
The president will arrive at 1:4b and
be escorted by the governor and
troop OF cavalry to attend the corn
show He may address the legislature
before going to the show. Later he Will
visit the state university and in the
evening be the guest OF the Buckeye
Republican Club. leaving at 9:45 for
Champaign. Ill. where he speaks Sat-
urday morning. Then he will go TO
Decatur for a brief stop and short
a address, and will leave for Springfield
in the afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
INVITES AMlsA COLONY.

Colorado Seeking Settlement in Arkan.
sas Valley Of $500 German Farmers.
Denver. Colo, Feb. 9.-The Amish
colony, comprising $500 German far
mers now living at Morton, ILL.,, has
been invited by the Colorado board OF
immigration to inspect land in the
Arkansas valley and elsewhere in Colo
RADIO, 1T being understood that the col
ony considers moving to this state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
er;t;sh Columbia Heard From,

Nelson, B. c., Feb. 9.-Resolutions
protesting that the duties on ranch
products and fruits should not be re-
moved as contemplated by the Cam
adian reciprocity agreement. unless
the duties on articles used by ranch-
ers be also removed. were passed by
a mass meeting of fruit growers here
yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
Hou,. committ.. F.vor, Tariff Board.

Washington, Feb. 9.-By strictly
padty vote, all the democrats In oppo-
sition the senate committee on finance
today voted to report favorably the bill
passed by the house to create a perm.
anent tariff board. Several amendments
were adopted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
FAVOR SUNDAY CLOSING.

Only Two Oppose Out Of Pestoffies
Vote Of 1900 at Bluffs.
Special to Times-Republican
Council Bluffs. Feb. 9.-Twenty-six
hundred replies from patrons Of the
Council Bluffs postoffice in the refer
endum vote on Sunday closing have
been returned to the office. and Of this
number only two raise objections to tho
proposal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
FARMERS AID A RAILROAD.
Subscribe s125,ooo, Which Will Protect
PROPERTY From Receivership.

Council Bluffs, Feb. 9.-One hundred
Danish farmers Of Cass and Audubon
counties have pledged s125.ooo. which.
with $4,000 collected as special tax,
will save the Atlantic Northern s.
Southern railroad from receivership.
prevent a possible loss to the farmer
stockholders Of $25o,ooo. and keep the
road from falling into the hands Of the
Burlington and Rock Island.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
BISHOP WHITAKER DYING.

Head Of Psnnsylvania Diocese May Not
Survive the Day.
philadelphia, Feb. 9-Bishop Whit
aker. head Of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese Of Pennsylvania, may not sur.
v1vo the day.
Archbishop Ryan. Of the Catholic dio-
cese, Is maintaining his Improvement.
but the outcome Of his illness can not
b peodicted.