Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
WAY Is OPEN TO MORE STRIFE
Four Parades a Year Not Enough to
Satisfy Radicals.
ALLEGED WONDER WORKERS
Head of Cult Claims He Can Cure Any
Disease.
SAYS HE IS A HUMAN x-RAY
Asserts Ability 20 Smell Disease and
Treats Great Number of Patients
Every Day-TOries Have
n New Sore.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

LONDON. July l5-(Special to The Bee)
The OranRemen Of Liverpool are chatting
under the resolution which they adopted
on the termination of the home office IN
duiry into the sectarian disorders In the
city They then agreed to limit their
street PROFESSIONS to four in each year
They had been having twelve. The re-
striction has had a beneficial result but
recently a spirit of aggressiveness mani
tested itself in the Orange ranks, and sew
eral collisions have occurred. This danger
to the public peace will now be increased,
for at a meeting of Orangemen recently
held at Everton 1t was decided to resctnd
the resolution which restricted the number
OF Orange parades
Men who claim power to work wonders
live at Maidstone, and fame has been
thrust upon them by the proceedings at
an inquest held into the death of a Mrs.
winn of Earning. Mrs. VIM. who died
from heart failure, had consulted So
called scientist named Grant Grant, called
as a witness, described himself as human
x-Ray. He had been practicing about
nine months, he said, and could not exactly
explain his treatment He simply held his
hand over a patient.
He went on to say: II can cure any
disease anyone likes to put before me. The
not to me-"
do you get many patients?'
About 100 a day: never less than fifty,
and I have had as many as 800"
Further questioned Grant said he never
charged poor patients. His practice was
for every disease, but blindness, consump-
ton, and cancer were the diseases he par
ticularly looked after. In consumption, IL
he took It at a certain state. he could cure
a case. He had grown a complete new eye
and lung, and had cured seven distinct
cases of total blindness.
A Juror: eff you can grow new lung, /
should think you can grow a new hearth
Witness: II can il 1t 10 necessary"
You rely upon X-Ray more than any
thing else, don't your
No" he said, II have a power of smell
ing a disease directly the patient comes
into my consulting room"
A verdict of death from natural causes"
was returned.
- Tories Have "A New Sore.
The Standard says: Gentlemen. the
king are words familiar to Engiishmen at
every kind of dinner of public nature in
this country. II is different at Irish ma
tionalist gatherings OF public or semi
public kind. A dinner was given to the
colonial premiers in the House of Commons
by the Irish natonaiists at which. in addi-
ton to the premiers and large number
OF Irish members, Mr.. Harcourt,, the sec
rotary of state for the colonles; Winston
Churchill. home secretary. and Colonel
Seely. under-secretary OF state for war,
were present.
''John Redmond announced after the meal
that there would be no toasts nor speeches.
This he said. is in accordance with the
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by our guests. Then the nationalist leader
thanked the colonies for giving home to
80 many thousands OF his race. AS the
company separated Thomas Condor. NJ. p,
sang God Save Ireland. which was cho-
rused with great enthusiasm. 1t has struck
some tory critics as strange that 1t did
not suggest itself to any one at the meet
ing, which was attended by three minis
ters Of the crown. to sing God Save the
King
wasps as Bank Deposits.
A war on wasps Is being waged by the
:. school children of Marden. over 1900
queen wasps have been killed by the chill
dren, who are paid by the Marden Fruit
Growers association at the rate OF one
penny for each wasp. The wasps are &C
eepted by the schoolmaster as deposits in
the school bank, the value being placed TO
the credit of the child depositors.
In applying at Marlborough street police
court for reduction of bail in the case OF
a valet named John Goodliffe, committed
for trial for wounding William Kent OF
Livonia street, A, r. NJ. Samuel said the
accused was a man of good character and
was. In fact. "the only Englishman who
accompanied DR.. Cook to the pole.
The magistrate said no man had yet
reached the pole and II did not add TO any
mans reputation TO say he had been at oil
even near the pole, so he increased the
bail.
Keir Hardie, M. p, speaking at Derby re-
Gently. contrasted the women's procession
Of few days ago with the coronation
procession. In the latter there would b.
no representative OF Christianity art
science. trade and commerce. nothing but
the Qualification OF war. The coronation
procession. with its pomp and show o.
unsel and pasteboard ceremony. wa
planned without regard to the fact tina
behind the barricades behind the soldiers
that guarded the route. there was a swell
tering mass OF poverty that would disgrace,
, a savage nation. England. he declared. II
a land OF pretense and sham.