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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
Observation-Disclosures
special to The Times-pispatch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CREWE, VA. April 6.-Miss Annie
NJ. Vaughan and Charles *. Drcssler
were married on Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of the brides mother Mrs
Nj. T.. Vaughan, by Rev. w. W. Balm.
The groom Is son of r.. X Dresslcr
or Covingtor. After a short visit 10
Northern cities they will make their
home in Covington.
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TAKE STEPS TO SECURE
HOPEWELL STEEL PLANT
Petersburg Joins Hands in Movement
{" Land S2.000,OOO Manufactory
for Powder Town.
PLANS FOR ANNIVERSARY
April 13 Promises to BE Great Event.
baseball Squad Now i'm Training
at SutfOlii-Winn Clarke REPORTS.
Exhibition Game Wednesday.


HoPEWEL VA. April GA meet
ing OF iiopewcl and Petersburg bust
ness mon. 1T which definite steps are
expected Ia he taken TO secure the pro-
posed S@,oo".0oo steel plant for iIopa-
We'll VIII II" held in Library HAIL.
petersburg. AZ $40 o'clock Tomorrow
evening. interest in the movement il
~ hiEh nitch.
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ArrarG"mcnts for Hopcwclrs first
anniversary celebration, which will he
held ON Apr!l -. arc rapidly material
i"inc and Indications arc that the oc-
cHSinn viii hH a success beyond tho
foudcst expectations OF those with
whom the idea originated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
seeks Vessel I'm Distress.

WILMINGTON. y. g. April G.-Thc
coast guard cutter Seminole left her"
today to go TO the assistance OF III.
three-masted schooner John t. Pen
rose. which was reported by the steam
"r Somerset TO be in distress twenty
eight miles southwest of cape Look.
out I.iShtship, her head sails. forcsail;
ana mainsails having been torn away
Ivy the wind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
Two Years for EIorxcr,.

: 10. VA, April e.
! Alfred Shihlctt pleaded guilty ia the
! Circuit Cour, here 20 INC charge Of
! forging Roy =. Becry's name for Sl36
and he was sentenced 10 serve TWO
! wears IN the state rcnitcutiarv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
What is Home
Without an Heir !
This is subject that has place in ali
cnintS In all fiuoeS AID Il -a...-If- L.

And it naturally d.
reefs thought rs to tho
comfort of the mother
during that wonderful
period Of expectancy.
Mothers who know rec
ommend Moth cr'S
Friend" It L. an e1-
ternal remedy for the
stretching muscles, en-
ables them to expand
without undue strain,
assists the organs to
crowd against nerves.
to pull ut lisaments
10 thus avoid min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
The Weather
FURNISHED by I. y. went,cr bureau
i'orccRst: Virginia.
North tarollnN-ERir
Friday. colder. ca
CcI't extreme south
raSt portion. SatIIr-
day iucr :>i II l.
rlOu,linCSs, pruhuhly
followed by rain by
nirIit.


- noon temperature. ........... -
= i. NJ. temperature. ....... 90
Maximum temperature to +. NJ -.
Minimum Temperatures 70 j. NJ -
Nvau temperature .... "a
Normal temperature for this date. q
deficiency III temperature" ........ .
h"hcitn"y IN temperature since
Marct! 1.......... 80. ..... il%
Accumulated excess since January
........ -
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SEN ORLEANS. April G.-E'ranS u
pay, oHc-tinic holder Of worlds cham
rionship honors in thr"c-cushioncd bill =
lizards, died here TO-DAY. Day won his
title II st. Louis IN 1904. when he de-
f"atci Alfred dc Orc
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i.n,.nI iknIninIl.

Rainfall. - hours ending \ =. NJ. 80
....... .............., 2:4
Deficiency in rainfall since Lauu-
airy .................. {. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07

The North Carolina Club OF Hone
VOL viii have ~ its guest Tomorrow
Charles W. Gold. Of Greensboro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
INJUNCTION GRANTED
IN 0|l-BURNER CASE
Moore Charges Attempt to- Greece
Him Out OF Newly Formed
Company
CRUMp TO CONSTITUTE CONTRACT
Enters Restraining Order, to Expire
April 20, Unless Earlier Enlarged
or Observation-Disclosures Bond OF
Sum OF $500.

T.. Moore had tho exclusive manu-
Featuring and selling rights in Virginia
for Il certain patented blue-f ame oil
burner, but it was commercials i'm :
practicable. rhcrcupon. he relates, he
hired j. -. Goodwin. an expert me.
chanic 10 devise Il way to make the
burner markctablc. agreeing To pay
him stated sum for his services
Having made the required improve
ment IN the burner. Mr.. Moor. claims
Goodwin insisted on Il share Of the
profits and Il material interest in the
company that was to market it. THIS
was agreed To, and tho United oil Cas-
Company. Inc. WAS formed To sell the
improved burner Under Il contract
drawn up December 30. 1918 the in
Hcntor and Mr.. Moore agreed upon IL
division OF the common and preferred
stock, and the amount TO be paid Mr.
Goodwin for his invention.
According to Mr.. Moorc's complaint
Nled in tho Law and Equity Court yes.
terhay. MIR. Goodwin and others who
have become Interested in tho COM
PanE through him. are now tryin, TO
get control OF the corporations and to
assign it's valuable patents AMI iuv.i-
tons to other parties SO that they viii
tie beyond the reach OF the complain
ant. In other words. MIR Moore charges
virtually that an attempt is being made
TO freeze" him out.
SAYS GOODWIN Failed 'En
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General wcnthcr Condition>.

Temperature. 5G: humidity, g.: wint
direction, south; wind. velocity .
state Of weather, partly cloudy. =.
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Local barometer IscndiuG-.

B.Fo,n',."f Ieduccd 10 s.a lrvoN.
~ NJ. ..... .................. ~ = {?
barometer reduced TO SEA i"VcD.
J.. NJ. ..... ..... 20 a.
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AVS GOODWIN FAILED no
DELiN FIR IMPROVED nIRNIRS

In particular. Mr. Moore charges that
Goodwin has failed to dclivcr tho inn
proved burners he acrccd to make has
sought in various ways TO proven, ;b.
sale OF the companEs stock and has
transferred part of his own stock to
other individuals. with the ido, OF
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LETTER N H\NDWitIfING
or CONFESSED t'OISONER


=. letter in IN" handwriting or the
con fcssed roisoucr, IN which Waite
askcd his brokers % make out = chcclS
for $1,000 to "Eurcuc -. kanc.' The
letter was written on Monday. March
20. the day Waite SAYS he gave tho
$4,000 in cash
INC letter reached tho dentists hroh-
ers the Same dav 1t was written. Soon
after ia recoiu, Waite ,clcphonrd and
called the deal on This however. VAS
after the brokers had sold New York
Central s,ocl for sim and prepared
tho check 20 l[auc's o-dcl-
You Will remember that Waite told
Judge swami that Kane told him Tot
ter advtecd him not TO ACCEPT checks
remarked Mr nrolnG. siGuilCamt}N.
II have summoned Kane % my Office
Tomorrow morning. There may nc n
development 90 interest after our in
terview."
Kane viii .. ACCOMPANIED by his
lawyer. FUrt !. I'ch. Rich i. also act
ing FOR Potter. The two hay" appar-
emily pooled their Interests
dozen viruicut germ cultures nc
iorEinr 20 waite we're placed ~ the
hands oc tho district attorney !" DAY
BY DR.. Louis tlotztnanu and Ir. -,
Nyce. nr ilcitzmann is the WI'h"loSist
recommended - Waite l., ~ Muller.
De Nycc IS m assistant " tr. 1ioIta-
mann nj Flower Hospital,
Both physicians told ~ l0S'r"c''"n,
they had given Waite ~ pNtho'"-' 'n''
microecorjC hiOlog, Wait" h"GH" a.
experiments With germ cultures. ~.
This wac less than - for:Nirr. after
Ills marriage. ANA showed that "o h&'
ALREADY resolved uruu killing N'r ..l!i
Mrs. Peck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07

Instead of nasty. harsh pills, salts,
castor oil or dangerous cnlomel, why
don't you keep Cascarets handy in your
home: Cascarets act OH the liver and
thirty feet of bowels SO gently you
don't realize you have taken Il cathar-
tic, but they act thoroughly and can
he depended upon when n good liver
and bowel cleansing is necessary
they move the bile and poison from
the bowels without gripping and sweet
en- the stomach. You eat one or two
~ night like candy and you wake up
feeling fne, tho headache, biliousness,
bad breath, coated tongue, sour aton-
hch. constipation or bad cold disap-
pears. Mothers should give cross, sick,
teverish or bilious children q whole
Cascarct any time--they are harmless
and safe for the little folks
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
LAWRENCE COUNTY BOARD
TO WORK FOR AMENDMENT

Spearfish, $. d, Jan. 2a.-rhe com
missioners of this. tLawrelcel, couh-
" nave decided TO take an active in
terest in promoting the adoption OF a
constitutional amendment permitting
state aid in the construction of roads
through South Dakota. :,
Under the present constitutional
conditions the legislature is without
power to appropriate funds for the
purpose The county commissioners
believe the people of South Dakota WIZ
favor the proposed constitutional
amendment. and. therefore, the mem.
bers OF the board will ask the mex.
legislature to submit such q proposed
amendment TO the voters OF the state.
The amendment was voted down Whe
last submitted to the voters.
1t is said other states have ~renledled
the same condition of affairs by adopt
ing similar constitutional amendments
The recently organized county com
missioners' association of South Dako-
ia favors the adoption of such an
! amendment in South Dakota, and VIII
give the movement its support.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
TOLD SHERIFF ABOUT
COUNTERFEIT RECORD
While INTOXICATED
Burst of Confidence Results In
Ex-Pugilist Going East to
Face Charges.

Sioux Falls. S. D., Jan. 24.-Cha.ged
in an Indictment with having passed
counterfeit So silver certificates, George
Tate. alias Spike Hennesy, said to
be a dangerous counterfeiter has left
Sioux Falls in custody of Deputy Uni
ted States Marshal Jensen, who is TAX
ing him to Pittsburgh, Pa, where he
Will be turned over TO the United
States authorities. Tate recently was
captured in South Dakota
The defendant is an ~ex-pugilist, a
former daredevil circus bicycle rider,
and a veteran of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war, He is SO years of age. The
Indictment pending against him at
Pittsburgh charges that during last
May he passed counterfeit IS silver
certificates at Altoona, Pa. He was
arrested in the east. but broke Jail n
headed westward, finally bringing up
at Milbank. S. d, where he was appre-,
hended.
Upon arriving in Milbank he assumed
the name of James Quigley. The fact
that he was captured was due to his
talking too much while under the in
fluence of liquor. On two occasions,
after arriving in South Dakota. he was
required to serve short terms in jail
for drunkenness. Deciding to do a lit
tie celebrating on his own account in
Milbank, he drank heavily. While par
TALLY intoxicated, he ran afoul Of Sher-
iff Manley, and, being in a ~talkative
mood, confided to the sheriff a part Of
his past record, of the indictment pend
ing against him at Pittsburgh and of
having broke Jail at Benton Harbor,
Mich. last May.
Sheriff Manley made a report to the
federal authorities. Quigley's identity
was established and he was taken in
charge by the federal authorities. He
has been known in criminal circles by
a number of names. The record gives
lack Tilden as his professional name.
and his Legitimate" professions as a
pugilist, high diver, circus follower and
hobo. In addition to the name of
Spike Hennesy, he also has been known
as Kid Broad.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
Is WORkMEE:N KILLED
IN FACTORY EXPLOSION
Boiler Blows Up and Wrecks
Building-Many Badly
Injured.

Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. a4.-Fifteu.
Workmen We're killed and as many were
Probably fatally injured in an explosion
at the plant of the Kelker Blower com
pany in Harrison street here this after
noon.
me boiler in the plant exploded will,
terrific force. The three-sforv huild-
ing crumpled and completely buried
two score workrmen. Few escaped un-
injured. Fire broke out in the ruins.
The explosion broke every pane of
glass in school 26 across the street
from the wrecked factory ard threw
h several hundred scholars into a
panic Order was restored and the
children marched out without injury.
The Blower company is operated I'M
DER the Larkin company and manufac
ture glass and pottery ware.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
CITY ENGINEERS HOME
DAMAGED BY EXPLOSION

Aberdeen. S. d. Jan. 22.-The kitch-
en- OF the home of City Engineer Frank
LeCocq was wrecked by an explosion
of the water pipe a~ttachnent to the
kitchen range, and the a that Mrs.
LeCoeq had stepped from the room but
a minute before the explosion occurred
was all that saved her from serious in.
jury or possible death. The water had
been turned off from the pipes for Q
week and the cocks LEFT y e and il
was thought the water had been
drained OFF. but the pipes had evidently
cloggeG, retaining some water which
had frozen, causing steam to form
when the range was heated n tins
explosion TO follow. Every window IN
the room was blown out and the stove
itself was blown to bits, portions of the
iron flying through the ceiling and
through the windows, while practically
every bit of furniture in the kitchen
was demolished.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
LITTLE GIRLS TONGUE is
FROZEN TO IRON POST

Chamberlain. .. D.. Ian. 2l.--The G.
year-.old daughter Of Fred Martin was
passing an iron lamp post on Main
md. noticing the giittering frost
thought she would try licking II off.
her tongue at once froze fast. The
little girls screams soon attracted q;
crowd and It was not untii sufficient
Haicoiol was used to take out the frost
nat y was relieved. She was at once
taRen 70 tfe aanatorium and probably
viii not suffer ans serious esyects from
Ia eSpersnieRs.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
SUPREME COURT APPEALED
ON EXPRESS TAX cAsES

Pierre. S. d, Jan. 22.-Appeal to the
supreme court will be taken in the ex-
press tax case, decided this week in the
Hughes county circuit court by Judge
Hughes, where he held that the assess
ment made by the tax commission for
1913 on the Wells Fargo and other
companies was an attempt to assess
property not in the state n on the
property of express companies not used
for express business. The 1912 amend
Ihenl 70 the constitution was presumed
to make the assessment of the bust
ness OF express companies possible, and
on the strength of this the state will
hght the case through to the end. Tho
express companies at present are con-
tending that they can be assessed only
upon their actual property in the state,
winch amounts to a few buildings and
horses and wagons.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
MANY TAKING TESTS FOR
STATE PHARMACY PERMITS

Nermilion. S. D. Jan. 22.-Twenty-
one applicants for registration as
pharmacists in South Da~.ota applied
for examination or reciprocal regis,
trat1on before the state board OF
pharmacy which is holding a two days
meeting here. The applicants are:
John ]. Burke, Mitchell; G. e. Greg
DRY, Leola; G. +. yerkeikotter, Ham
III; George B. Pauison, Dell Rapids;
Harry A. Reed, Des Moines, Ia; w. G.
Ray, ~Brookings; r. E. Kent, Pierre:
w. +. Walpcle, Bryant; l.. C. Wood.
Mitchell; G. C. Dahl, Yankton:
s. Q. Thompson. Toronto; J. A. Fend.
ricks. Sioux Falls; w. A. Scott, Mitch.
ell: g. A. Little, Brandt: T. Collins
Miller; y. A. Daniels, Aberdeen; Philit
Diehl. Mitchell.
The following have applied for
registration on exchange from registra.
ton under the ! wa state board:
G.. L.. Clampitt, Mitchell: T. j. Long
Mitchell; Amondson. Canton, Miller
Lennox.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
BLACK HILLS RESIDENT
STALkED BY MOUNTAIN LION

Trojan, S. D.. Jan. 22.-Georse Law
Ter. a well known resident of his part
of the Black Hills. had the thrilling eX-
~perience Of being stalked by Il big
mountain lion, these animals yet being
quite numerous in some parts OF the
Black Hills. He was walking to his
work when he espied the lion not far
from him neal the mountain road he
was following. The animal stalked
him for some distance, keeping OPP
posite him as he walked along the road.
Lawler was not armed, but kept his
nerve and walked along as calmly as
miles of him. This apparently discon-
certed the mountain lion, for it finally
disappeared in the underbrush near
the highway. Had Lawler exhibited
signs OF fear and started to run, the
fierce animal would nave been upon
his back in Il moment.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
CATHOLIC MISSION SCHOOL
AT ST. FRANCIS DESTROYED

st. Francis, S. d.. Jan. Eth,
Catholic mission Of st. Francis. one d.
the famous institutions of its kind, wa,
DESTROYED by fire yesterday. with {
loss of s2oe,Coo- Several sisters wer,
rescued from the burning building. Th,
administration building, girls eor,ni.
tory. girls school. the sisters, s,o,,,,i
tory and tie church were aaatrn,.sa
Only b boas' dorfniscry was ysf
The origin of Me 1se Is MI ..ntaxns
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
MITCHELL COMPLETES FUND
FOR METHODIST HOSPITAL

Mitchell. S. D., jan. 24.-Friday eve
ming the last dollar of $4,000 for the
new Methodist state hospital, which
was Mitchelrs share of the amount to
be raised in the state, was secured.
This redeems the pledge made by the
city to the Dakota conference when in
session at Redfield in 1913 to donate
$40, 900 and furnish a suitable site if
the building would be located here. A
10-acre tract adjoining Dakota Yves
leyan university has been purchased,
and in all probability ground will be
o k in the spring.
With this amount raised in the city.
DIR. G.. II. Notson, executive secretary
of the hospital board, that
a campaign will be started at once
over the state. The first unit of the
building will cost about $4,000. 1t will
be modern in every respect and thor
oughly fireproof.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
BLACK HILLS RUSTLER GANG
NOW THOUGHT BROKEN UF

Belle Fourche. S. D., Jan. 26.-Wfth
the sentencing, by Judge McNenny in
circuit court here, of William Morn to
five years in the state penitentiary.
Butte county officials believe they have
succeeded in breaking up d gang of
horse thieves that have caused much
loss to stockmen and given the officials
months of trouble.
Morn was the last of the nine men
who had been tried in this section for
horse stealing. The trails commenced
last September. Seven convictions We're
secured, one was acquitted and, in an
other case, a mistrial resulted. All the
fences. the leaders getting five years
each, while the others ranged down to
one and a half years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
REPORTED VERY ILL
Aged Franz Joseph Said to B.
Suffering From Attack Of
Bronchitis.

Paris. Ian. 25.-Press ~dispatc,-cs
from Rome say that considerable
anxiety is felr in Vienna in consequence
Of the illness of Emperor Francis
Joseph. whose chronic bronchitis has
assumed an acute form. They add that
he is confined to he'd. that all court
reeeptioTss and aGdienres have been
suspended and that he is mi even re-
ceivin@ tho military authorities. He
is being ntrsed ny The Archdnchcs''
xlta, wife Of the Iheir tothe throne. az
0arding to the aasse dispatches.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27

With regard to the alleged shifting
OF the mails of Mars over the face Of
h planet, Professor Lowell states in
Popular Astronomy that this phenom-
mon was detected at his observatory
10 years ago, and is therefore no novel;
ty. He believes that there is not an
actual displacement OF the canals, but
that there are, in each case, several
canal that become successfully visi-
bla.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
ABERDEEN TO VOTE ON
QUITTING COMMISSION PLAN

Aberdeen. S. d., Jan. 22.-The neces-
sary one-eighth of the legal voters Of
the city having signed a petition ask
ing for a special election to pass on
the question of returning to the alder
manic form of city government in place
Of the commission form. which has
been in effect in Aberdeen for the past
five years, the Aberdeen city commits
sion has issued a call for a special city
election to vote on the proposition. to
be held on Tuesday. February l. 1t is
expected a lively campaign will be
waged during the next two weeks be-
tween the pros n ants, regarding the
proper form of city government for
Aberdeen. If the aldermanic plan is
adopted, the city will have to elect a
mayor and two aldermen from ZACH Of
the six wards of the city. If the COM
mission form is retained, a mayor will
be elected at the April election to sue
coed Mayor Edgar M. Hall. whose
term expires at that time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
COAL DEPOSITS
GREAT AID TO SETTLERS

Bison. S. D.. Jan. 22.-Perkins county
isn't worrying about the subzero
weather, especially, because it is per-
haps the best situated county in the
Dakotas in the matter of keeping warm
through q northern winter at a mini
mum of cost. This is because of the
Ignite coal deposits at various points
in this part of the Dakotas. Nj coal
deposits In the various mines in Per-
III county and across the line in
North Dakota seem to be growing
thicker as a greater depth is reached.
AT the Sexton mine. near here, the vein
has thickened to q width of six feet,
and Mr.. Sexton, who sells the fuel by
the wagon load, is doing a Furnishing
business. The fuel is cheap and gives
out a high degree Of heat.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27

As a result of the war, American
glass manufacturers have discovered
that the supposedly superior clay they
have been importing from Germany Is
really inferior to the domestic clay.
Well trained German statesmen, it
seems. had hypnotized them into be-
lieving that the imported substance
was better for the refractory pots in
which glass is melted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27

When Secretary Of State Won Jagow
of Germany, is not engaged on a diplo-
matte note or something he's a car
toonist and decorator. AS you enter
his big office yea note q large, clean
biotter on his desk. AS he talks he
gradually covers the hlotter with pencil
sketches, humans, animals and all
sorts of things. 1t is said that his
servants brings him a new blotter for
every visitor,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27
AGED MAN PRONOUNCED
DEAD; NOW FEELING FINE

Jefferson. S. d, Jan. 26.-John Del
ger, 81 years old. of this place. was
the victim OF an interesting case of
suspended animation. He was sitting
in the p~ostoffice awaiting the distribu-
ton of the mail when he suddenly was
overcome, and fell to the floor in an
apparent swoon. A physician was sum-
moned and, after an examination. ex-
pressed the opinion that everything in
dicated that the man was dead. His
heart apparently had stepped beating
for an interval. After working over
him for a time the physician succeeded
in restoring life. When the old man
recovered his senses, his first question
wac as to why the crowd had gathered.
He now is enjoying the best Of health.
and the strange attack appears to have
left no bad effects.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-27

The cultivation of spices in Grenada,
WindWard islands. is confined almost
entirely to nutmegs. with their deriva-
tive mace. Mace has of late years
commanded a relatively favorable
nrice, and has had the effect of max
ing mitfnegs a profitable crop.