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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-24
To st.rt camp.arn Soon

Nc Republican county Republican
committee - this county. will likely gst
- ,nsF orc dai This week ana select the
~ enter this district during the nexf
IHentN daJ 20 speak In the INTEREST ~
the election % Senator Julian - Uearne.
Iof congress The speaking when ar
raneed. VIII 10 held IN The auditorium OF
the central school building
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Mrs Marguerite Hall. Of NiorFsrtoU,
va - Visiting 80 the home Of James
'rossland. on Main street
Mis~ Ierfha Fulton. % Homeatead
"a - visiting az the home OF Rev r.
:. Young ~
Mr. > " Fowler. ~ New yorL uho
las been visiting her sister Mrs A.
Fini returned 60 her homo Yesterday
Ht-. p y Aldridge. - chester. "
~. was q guest 80 the home Of Me- u
II. buckley. TUESDAY
Ms . " Young and children. lea,
".u rran"is. are spending several days
congressman " y Francis. - Mar.
llhs Ferry. vas visiting friends hers
yesterday 0io
LaWrence F'rrcn is the guest Of r.t,-
ives - pittsburgh. Pa
MrS tebetra Stiil. - MAYNARD who
ma been visiting 40 the home ~ Uer
ItTher or uutler street. returned 10 ber
home Tuesday "o'
Iohn Garnet and \ O. perkinu ~
Nfinstr1nE Nils Ncrc business vfst.
tors here Neptcrdav i'i
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'MECHEN


Arrangement have been completed for
~ hototnE 81 the convention ~ The
" oman Foreign Missionary gortrf to-
~ this state IN this sfft fo-rr,orr,'s,
ne convention viii 30 held in the base
Msht ~ The new " y church and dele.
l."tn We surrounding towns are
- 'e"n prepared Tor the occasion which
h'fInF promptly a. 10 O'Clock a.. r,,,r-
~. mofHlnE The evening services uili
START 20 30 O'Clock All are rordt.fy
invited 90 attend V
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Vic Narple entertained ~ Trferr,e.
'.Hie depHrtmcrf ~ to church ~ f3od
~ ii- home on the hill" nsar me cor
~ q" SWIM Hnd Narrhait streets Mon
daY evening A Fpisudtd rrogr,r, -.
rendered durtnE the eterirg snd a. =
ffAfnuable hour refrearrnenfs werc
'fNed Nearlv everv member o. the
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To Oman camnainn

The Prohibitionists OF the Ftrs, dts.
trict Viii De- the first to fire the opening
gun ~ tho Congregational rampsfrn
NuEn - about TO open. as they have
,Andidate IN 1912. TO speak in the base
ment % The FIRST " r. church To- MOI
t"N evening. lte VIII be followed BY z.
.eFt SHOWN orators in the country 10
ca. Al are invited 70 attend these
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THE THEATER
Making Bio Hit.

A wonderful presentation OF the
photo-drama. Tess OF the DUrber.
villes." is promised by Daniel Froh.
man, who will offer Mrs Fiske in that
play at the Court theatre tomorrow
afternoon for an engagement of three
days.
The film has been seen in but four
cities so far and reviewers in New
YORK, where IL was recently released.
used even more space in praising the
excellent performance OF Mrs Ffske
and her fine supporting company than
given the original presentation in
stage form.
The play will be seen in only the
large cities throughout the country
and all exhibitors must adhere to the
set scale OF prices. ranging from is
TO 25 cents.
There will be there performances
daily: in the afternoon at 80 and
nightly at 1880 and o'clock.
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"H"N ing the regular weekly Traver
service thie evsufne st tbe t-fr.t -
, W.f'h nc last and fourth quarterly CON
I.ffuce ~ tfe year viii D. held re-
~ COMPTON. ~ Mouudsvtlie district
-'pftlhtenfent VII have fuil charge Of
INc meeting Al members - fHe Gov,
eIttffl"n arc urgently requested 60 30
EttNent ~ matters ~ rrrv Important
all should DO preaert WIZ
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me Following cases were filed in the
Lura ". Martin. PLAINTIFF - t.bariss
Martin defendant. Divorce eouxb,
~ grounds 81 viiifut absence for more
attorney for plsintiff
., Gay mel Maiden vs. Albert Maiden
Ihe Petition asks for divorr. ON the
h!ounhS 81 wtllfui absence = T Petty.
attorney for piatrftff 49,
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ment - the church and n ver,. t,rSo
crowd attended. a splendid menu wss
served during the evening and the COM
..lttee ~ charge we're very busy during
~" evening neat sum was realized
from the affair. which will go into
the church hept fund
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AT THE VICTORIA

IIi. vIif g.. a.. Iaaf rIrTf Tor %,
-.N h't tDfp thHf have been rurrirr
90 The Victoria tl.tfr. for v,ttt ,.h
" Wff rfr H new bin viii bs usf. .
.' 'h"fe IRE several felturea CON.
NI ~" fNF f"s.srt show that f...,.
'.' NJ iIfT ..a hest should NOT fail 10
go Tho F.If gurf..r nave sr 80
..'I can Do seem only once JOB f..,.
fifrs Hrf once seer. q srtI r.y.r D., ~,
t'''fH THrfe are thriite srnurh IN
'", p', uHn's fu please any taste
l.h''N WALSH Huf company male
h'fh audience f.Hr " fn i4urhf.s RI. Z,
N'fh, vifh the. rural coined. Hoo
'.'h fhi 900 quaint humnr is
L'Nff vulgar s. .urrraffrf N.rft.
l'uf' fhf French character rornedfer.
'r uNif" clever and ffirkman and utif
d. I., iHIkiTs trI singing coined /.
f.nNFi 'fF ~ fh0 Iffs nf the ets~frr
N.n1t Site Hrf com Many fhe ghrdD,,
tflief. made good with me audiences
-rf nsrn gwen u warm rereptlor re-.
.nihfff. Ir.r arain ulfrrrI win
fh"f tlrH frf ifFfruruerfHf select
ions Tho NiDfortre-ope pictures ar.
tlwrVe ruuf
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IN the matter OF the estate OF John r
approved
In the matter OF the guardianship of
hda i. Hardesty. account filed and no.
tice ordered
In the matter Of the estate Of Frederic
Gallagher. deceased. Jesse Gallagher ~
pointed administrator OF the estate. Civ
Ing bond IN the sum Of $500. with The
American surety Company OF New York
as surety
In the matter Of the Dusan Corovir
deceased. proof OF publication OF notice
OF appointment filed.
Laura Mcponough. guardian of Harry
a. NcDonough. a minor VS. her war1
ct al; petition to sell real estate: sale
confirmed and deed and distribution or
In the matter Of the estate Of Archie
Hudson. deceased. John Hutchison ar
pointed administrator OF the estate
FOND 500. with r. -. Piser and Thorn. :
Mcclure as sureties
IN the matter Of the will of
william W. McWilliams. deceased. wifi
admitted to probate
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essn,. .na Or Wsnl.. S1ee 49,. n.f-

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board % Control OF the state
of West Virginia will receive bids daifv
at tts onice a. Charleston West Virgfni1
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state irHtitutiora the financial ffsn-, 90
ruent ~ which is vested in said pDarS
contracts VIII be awarded 20 me Lowest
hidders. quality considered and ofher
ers viii he given preference
Lists % supplies needed Will 10 our.
Wished bidders on receipt OF reo....t.
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD on CoNTRo.
asAtf Charleston. West virginia
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" me averaEe 'here g. larger pro
portion % hiah grade timber H. ~.
utted states than IN Canads = iarr~r
rerceutaGe ~ uurers and clears - mo.
duced than T. possible IN urittsh Cotur,-
IVA The American manufacture r,aEes
nrofit or The uNrers and clears ana can
afford % realize on the low grade STOCK
-at q low nrlce
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5OA. for $4,000

fiond cottage home barge harm. aff
hinda Other hidTa "a fine Drftsrd f..
worth ~ timber. fine water we'll fenced
handy church. school good market DO
YOU want harEain. don't paaa thft OIL.
have 100 FARMS 20 select fruu o. VOL
want p farm see " o. Master q Sal
BANK hldS- Cambridge. .. Both phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-24

vs." could have settled our difn-
culti"s by tossing a coin Instead we
'r' l' Tot ~ money rolnE 10 Law o
Vel"
understand tho jury settled mat
i"rs bS tossing n coin d" Kansas Cty
Journal
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ROOMS FOR RENT

rO1 1EET-Iarge. light and desirable
furnished rooms. with board. at The
severn. No. 9i5 Main 81. Call W r.
Covert. both phones. s-2a-t
ron BBHT-Three desirable rooms
partly furnished for light housekcep-
ing. $50 south end OF Elm street. Call
Mrs W. r. Covert. both phones. s15
Main street. s-24-i
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HAVE PLANS ALL SHAPED UP
AND CAMPAIGN WILL BE
BUSY ONE
Chairman Wood Sees Victory and Has
Entered Fight Vigorously
Nicely handicapped by
watson
10y Charles Brooks Smith

WASHINGTON. d. c. Sept. Is
The special campaign In West Vir-
ginia to settle whether Hearne.
Medley or Laughlin shall succeed
John w. Davis in congress is going
TO be brief. busy and bristling II is
going to have lots of pep" In Il 10
the plans OF the managers are fulfll-
ed TO the letter The chairman OF
each national congressional commit
tee has his glasses trained on that
situation.
Congressman Wood. OF the Repuo-
lican committee. feels he has a record
to sustain. and he expects to sustain
II. Wood had barely taken charge
when he was confronted with the
campaign in the Maine Third. lie
went to that problem with vigor. ana
brought 10 its solving a fine enthus-
iasm and a lot OF experience in con.
Quoting campaigns. He had little time
TO plan for that fight. He planned
as be went along. and be won IL over
the sanguine Democrats and the less
sanguine. but equally as scrappy.
Progressives
He has not been precipitated into
the West Virginia contest withou,
time TO size IL up. think IL over. and
map out program. He had the pre-
liminartes worked out and running
there before the votes were counted In
Maine. Literature. breathing good
/ solid Republican doctrine. was start
en- into the First District direct ia
the voters two weeks ago. and II rs
continuing TO be despatched in ever
increasing quantities day by day
There will be no lack of Republican
speakers OF national reputation. The
whole plan contemplates a vigorous
speaking and pamphleteering cam
paisn from the national Headquarters
here. the local committee TO coon
crate. aud whirlwind finish in the
closing days OF the canvass which will
tocus the attention OF the country on
the triangular struggle.
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Belmont County Bar Association

TIT BFIfHONt county Bar AssOciatiOn
held Its regular meeting g. the common
pleas court room YESTERDAY Arrange
ments were made for the president and
secretary to meet with the b & o rail-
ioad OFFICIALS TO arrange more suitable
time for the morning train TO leave
bridgeport. The train arrives in st
Clairsville over two hours before court
cohNenes and this IL a great inconVe nj
ence to the attorneys as well as oth.rs
on legal business. II - hoped that a
more suitable time can be set
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TuesdAy Hf1ht muh-

The Tuesday Night club met at n.
nome or Maggie Davies. OF the wesl
Lhd yesterday evening. important
business was transacted. and "A socia
hour was enjoyed
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HuntTrsa I.icsnse.

! q, ne following resident hunter,
( leenres were Issued b. the clerk o,
T 'l"ncoe. Sil,au NeWcomb. railroad fire.
. man. - Bellaire i'e
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert sc INV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMBALMER.
wa ard 1874 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Ntgb,
Store Phones G2s
Vic T. Bertschy. Bell Phone 1assp
G ). Berischy. Nat. Phone 1sae.y
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Wanted Furnished Rooms.

WANTED-Gentleman wants furnished
room. centrally located. not over 81 so
per week. address Il. Y. care Intelligen-
Ger. s-94g
wAHTED-Four or five furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping Must he IN
good nesxhborhood. or will rent upper
half OF good residence unfurnishad
Three In family. youngest seventeen
References exchanged. Address Rox al.
city. s-2s-i
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Ite memeers - the fpworth T.~arue
- The Firsf " ~ church 81 thts 10
held a social last evening In the hass.
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BreUmmer g HiLdebrand

= n pireotorn ana Emeaimsr..
} Iesphons aeI open day ana night
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ATEtHsoH-On sunday. September -.
lFl4. ~ Sis o'clock y. m ~ t'larf,-.
ton onto. OLIVER ATKINSON. In me
18th year % his axe. '' -"7
Funeral services A. his late restd,... 81.
. m "Wednesday Tntcrr-ert ,'ttt a.,
~ Darlington cemetery
lFl1. ~ 20 o'clock n M - -
MI. AGED 81 years ! month ana ~
Funeral from bis late residence No a-as
t"ii street Thursday Afternoon AZ
O'Clock Friends ~ iarnfty t-,t.1
attend interment in greerwood Gem.
eterN ''iii-
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"coId ous, Twins" nsndie,o

Others Who are watching the ron
test are Of the opinion that I'm addt
ton 10 tho reasons given hy Congress
man Wood for his optimism. there IS
another one which has its seat in tho
democratic party which ought 20 helm
the chances Of Candidate Ueerpe
Ihey refer TO the Watson Chiffon dom
nation 81 tho New Martinsville con.
vention. which nominated their cap6l
date Nicely. over Bennett and othars
The Character Of Neely's support Inc
watson Chiffon machine. with its His
business allies-thev believe will no,
tend 10 help Neeiy's chances any thar
" " not likely 20 DO overlooked hv 4.
gpodly portion ~ the rank and f'e ~
the party. Who have been VOL trained
70 the belief that the sinister ineu.
enfes referred 20 should be- opups,l
Win tho voice and the votes % ril
Democrats who think more 81 thoir
party than thav DO selfish. personal
wings The manner In witch Ncclv'e
nomination was framed.up was had
enough. those Observers declare. but
me way Tho thing vas carried our va
worse. and supplied Tho opponents Of
~" Twin Uosaea with their corpor,
lion auNiiiarics fresh fuel fo feed tho
hrcs ~ their resentment against pot
TICS OF Tho Watson Chiffon stripe The
Democratic opponents ~ those bosses
are not likely. u b. reasoned. 20 over
look this opportunity 10 attack their
arrogant dictation ~ the party orrsn.
zstton. nor are the friends IL NrCrsw
or ~ John " Davis. or anv other lead
er In that section ~ the State II thcre
be any other who mav boz within
sound ~ Tho buzzing Of mo bee acns.
torisl. likclv t. turn hand 20 helm
strengthen Chiffon Quite on The con
trary
The Progressivn Congressional cotr
rnftee here is not ln position N ren
Der The aid in West Virginia thar b.
was IN The Third Maine Tho reason
D. That tho committee used M M ffa
ammunition ard hasn't any money Tor
literature nxpcnace ~ speaker. etc
Ihat fact 70 very frankly confessed
Not 70 frankly admitted but a. frank.
" Tell. g. "a feolinF ~ diqcouragefnont
over the Maine result This. couple @.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOST.

LosT-W hite French Poodle. . months
old Reward ~ returned 20 1915 Lind
s-2g-u
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Frou fariqfsn source comes the
year o. Europe.
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Common Pleas Court.

Walter Kirkpatrick and I.ura wall,nr
both or Bridgeport
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Nss New Couraur


FOCUS the attention OF the country on
the triangular struggle.
Has New Courage.
mat IL is three-cornered fight
aoesn seem 10 dull the ardor nor
diminish the confidence Of National
ShuirrnAn Wood. The Maine result
lortlned his confidence and gave him
courage 10 make what he says will be
ue nght or my life" in the First
district. Every aid and resource az
MS command will be placed al the dis
ponai OF Hon. Julian G. Hearne and
MS co-workers. Chairman Wood Is
s4ushed with the character and Do
htcal record OF the candidate that
ne Is backing. He knows all about
mat and is particularly pleased that
or, hearne Is young and aggressive.
ana KNOWS now TO wage a first rate
campaign. IL is Mr. Woods oninton
,nat tne prospects are better for a
Republican victory IN the West Wiz.
s.nia district than they were in the
Maine district. This opinion IS based
on the pretty generally accepted fact
that the Progressive party will make
decidedly poor showing no, ne,-
anything like the 5000 votes il nolIed
from
what he knows of conditions tbera
from his scouts. he figures that the
tarin question will make a more di-
rect. personal appeal 10 the interes,
OF practically the entire electorate of
me district. which was not altogether
the case In the Maine contest. and
a. result OF that the Republican
cahdidate VIII come near to getting
= hNaf %
lists. who will see that they have a
chance 10 get results in rebuking the
Wilson-u ndervood policy by the cleo.
ton Of Mr.. Hearne hut see equally
as clearly that they would have no
chance OF realizing on their vote
whatsoever by giving II 10 the third
partys candidate. Chairman Wood
expects 10 see a great upheavaI in the
f1rst and liearne's election over all
contenders. despite the doubIe.harrel.
ed opposition.
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ran rsrn OF Court

Yesterday. before Judge Charles J.
Lynch. the fall term OF court opened
Motions and demurrers were heard and
to-day the following equity cases will
be heard:
city OF Martins Ferry VS.. village of
Bridgeport
Andrew ID. Seamon VS.. James A. Dy-
son.
on Thursday the cases for hearing
are:
Newell X. Kennon VS.. George Arnold
ct al.
Elizabeth Forsythe VS.. Alexander J.
France
The jury cases will not start until
Monday OF next week
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ST. GARSVlLE.
Or. VIII cruss.
Veterinarian,
Both phonsa Wheeling. W. Va
s-<-6
4eAlN DaedA-

BSAlty Doeds-
From Charles J. Wolf TO Helen Kaiosz.
tract Of land In Coierain township: con-
sideration $40.
From Clara b. Wood and others TO Lee
Corbin. tract Of land in GAINESVILLE: con-
sideration s3oo.
From Edward Edwards to Alonxo Nep-
tune; tract Of land In Wayne township:
consideration 81.
From william T. Smith and others to
j. r. Turner. tract OF land In Warren
township: consideration $50.
From William 4. Dunfee ct al TO John
q. Dunfee. tract OF Land in Bellaire: con-
siderztion $1,000.
Prom Edgar T. Kinsey and Others to
ALEXIS nder MonAr and others. tract OF
land In Lansing: consideration $40.
From John l. Brooks to Mary r..
Brooks. tract OF land In Warren town
ship: consideration 5000.
From Charles witchery and others to
Hen Brown. tract OF land I'm Pultney
township; consideration 500.
From Eunice l.. Grella TO Charles A.
Grelia. tract OF land In Bellaire. consid-
GRAFTON s2.i5o.si.
From Harry X. Harris and others TO
Nicholas Molner. tract OF land In Cole
rain township. consideration $40.
From Leoria Phillips and others 10
Catherine Smith. tract OF land in Shady
side: consideration $500.
FROM Shadyside Land Co. to Ida May
Amber. tract of land IN Shadyside; con-
sideration s25o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-18
SUFFRAGETTES SAY Will Die
INFICHTFOR WOMEN'S VOTE.
Seven Are Sentenced to Serve Severe Terms
Judge in London Court Says Will Not
Be So Lenient Hereafter==All Declare
Intention Going on Hunger Strike.

Iondcn, June lift I have got 10
die that women may get the vote.
shall die. whatever the verdict of the
iui.v by me- today" declared Miss An
ME Kenney in closing an imprisoned
speech at her trial. today, before the
central criminal court here for her al
legged connection with outrages com
mitted by Militant Suffragettes.
Miss Kenney's words, the peroratloh
of a fervid defence of militancy, cfe-
atcd a great impression.
Greater interest was taken IN to-
DAYS proceedings than i'll any preVl-
Gus stage of the trial. The entrance or
the accused-Miss Harriet Kerr, MISS
Agnes Lake, Miss Rachel Barrett, Mrs.
Beatrice saunders, Miss Annie Ken
ney. Miss Laura Lennox and Edwin
CLAYTON. the analytical chemist, al
Legged to have acted as adviser to the
Suffragettes in their campai@n-leuhd
the court crowded. Women formed the
na ioritv of the audience and among
them were Mrs. Winston spencer
Churchill, wife of the first ioru OF '1e
admiralty. and Miss Violet Asqulth'
daughter of the premier.
Miss Kenney devoted much Oh hei
speech for the defence to attempts TO
b1ove that the action OF the ULSTER
unionists and the speeches OF CABINET
MINISTER'S, who, she averred, haa as
serted that the unenfranchised Were
justified in rebelling in order 10 se,
their grievances renaedleu- iurfisi'eu
ample warrant for Intercourse pursued
by the Militant Suffrasetress II fuftae'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-18
U. s. Senator BurIaigh Is
Now at Atlantic City,
On The Road 10 Complete Re.
covery, Say His;.Physicians.
Underwent Two Critical Operations
praise for Hospital and Physicians

A Washington despatch from Balti-
more says United States Senator Bur-
leigh of Maine, left the Johns Hopkins
Hospital on the 18th of June, and by
the advice of his physician win go 10
Atlantic City, accompanied by his
wife and daughters, Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Williamson. and will probably ~
main there for several weeks. The
Senator's physician assures him that
he is now on the road to permanent
recovery.
Senator Burleigh came to Baltimore
on the afternoon of March 4th, ili-
mediately after he was sworn in as Il
member of the Senate. and occupied 4
bed at the hospital until his departure
for Atlantic City. June ii. During
this time he underwent two critical
operations.
After the first operation, on March
18th. which was imperative, and IN
way preliminary to the larger one To
follow, he was in serious physical
condition. For weeks he was com
pletely Frustrated, and was carefully
watched day and night by speciai
nurses. His last and entirely SUI
cessful operation was on April I'D.
Senator Burleigh is loud in his
praises of the management of Johns
Hopkins Hospital and of his physi-
clan, DIR. Hugh II. Young, whom he
regards as one of the great surgeons
of the world.