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THE ATLA3TTA GEORGIAN. WEDNESDAY, nEmiBEK 8. IN.* MODERN EXPERT DENTISTRY AT REASONABLE PRICES. Crown and Bridge Work $4 $5 Set of Teeth Atl other Dental Work at Price* that will pleaee. Plate* made and delivered •ame day. DR. E. 6. GRIFFIN'S GATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS 241-2 WHITEHALL STREET. Bell Plioni 170B. HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SUNOAY8, 9 A. M. TO 4 P. M. CHICAGO ROADS PLAN TO PAY MEN MILLIONS CHICAGO ROADS PLAN— Immediate future, which, In the aggrs gate,, will make all Increaaes made on the railroad, of the country In recent year, aeem .mall by comparison. . Advance, are expected to be given between now and January 6. which will make the combined wages of the 45,000 employees from 110,000,000 to 110,000,000 greater In 1107 than In HOC. OIL FIELD IN GEORGIA PROMISES RIVAL TO OCTOPUS; BORING BEGINS IN FEW DA YS Jefferson County Said to Have Fine Field. • Work will begin In a few duys for the opening of a vaat oil Held In Geor gia. Oil has been discovered Ih Jef ferson county, near Louisville, which experts state is about the pureet ever found In this county, and a company which haa an Atlanta man at 111 head, has besn formed for the purpose of working the territory. The company Is known as "The Oeor. gla. Petroleum Company.” Its officers are: President, Otto O. Tague, Allan ta; vice president, William F. Little, Louisville, Oa.; secretary and treas urer, L. R. Farmer, Louisville, Qa.; dl rectors, John R. Phillips, Louisville, Go.; John F. Gilmore, Brooklyn, N. Y„ and Wright Hunter, Savannah. The first Indication of the existence of oil In this state was the finding of a spring with the crude petroleum floating on the surface. Some of this crude nil was secured from the spring and taken to Dr. Edgar Everhart, chemist to the geological aurvey of Georgia, who made nn examination of II. Dr. Everhart states that thla oil excels Texas-Corslcuno, Pennsylvania, Galicia and Baku oils In every particular Over 90 per cent -of the crude oil Is keroaene. Dr. Evernart stated that the »ll when rellhed was "clear, limpid and had Ihe characteristic odor of kero sene. If the color can be removed eaelly from the crude oil by chemical means, it would furnish a high grade Illuminating oil without any distilla tion whatever." It la aald that thla oil la much purer than tha crude oil from which John D. Rockefeller has made hie millions. Protessor S. W. McCellle, assistant state geologist, made an examination of tho geological conditions near the place where the oil was found. He ■aid: "All of the essential conditions for the occurrence of oil In commercial quantities appear to be present In the locality where the oil has been found near lx>ulavHle.” Mr. Arthur Mandell, a Pennsylvania oil expert, stated that the Indications for oil In Georgia are more pronounced than In many of the fields of the North. The company which Is to open tha oil fields has been organised under the laws of Arisons and ha. a capitalisa tion of 500,000 shares, par valuo <1 eaeh. Orders hav. been made for oil- digging apparatus. Thla Is expected to arrive at Loulavllla In a very short lime, when work In opening Georgia's first oil field will be commenced. mu COURT Cited to Appear at Valdosta and Show Cause Why Should Not Be. WANT 8ENATOR TILLMAN TO SPEAK AT SAVANNAH. .Special to The Georgian. Savannah, On., Dec. 5.—An effort le being made, by certain local men to have Senator Ben Tillman deliver hla famous lecture on the race question In Savannah at an early dale. Senator Tillman epoka here two years ago to a crowded house. Stomach Sufferers Squander Millions In Search of Relief. The world ta full of disordered stom achs and 90 per cent of the money .pent upon physician, and drugs goe. In an attempt to cure the etomach. People are' made to believe that In order to gain health they mu.t doctor their stomachs and ua. cathartics. 8o the doctor geta hi. f.« for th. stomach treatment and the drugglat for the physic, until the savings of a life time are exhausted and yet no cure. Let's be reasonable. The sick stomach la In every case th. result of over-eating, hurried maa. tlcatlon and Improper choice of foods. The mucous lining all the wny down the food tract loeea Its sensitiveness, in food Is forced down the fall to respond. They do not e food as they should. The > longer give out gaatrlc Jutco re the food and render It ea- iselmllatlon. The man haa be- lys peptic. Is one sure way and only one positive relief. Put Into that of yours the very elements cks to get that food Into liquid takes pepsin, dlaataae, golden other ferments to accomplish ie healthy stomach contains nenta The dyspeptic stomach rt or all of them. Stuart's a Tablet la made up of Just » dyspeptic stomach lacks— digestives. i Dyspepsia Tablets are not a not a drug, not a cathartic, not cure anybody of anything epsla and Indigestion and auch as arise from poorly digested hey digest ths food the stora- perstss. Ths mucous mem- coming'out of its stupor, ths ■|ce Is coming to the surface, les are regaining their power, tan of the body lakes on new ■kin gains color and the eyes agar tinged with yellow. You >etor and why drug yourself? Dyspepsia Tablets will take our food while Nature cures ox at your druggist’s, 50 cents, u prefer a free trial package yfsg. send your name and ad- »y. F. A. Stuart Co., M Stu art Building, Marshall, Mich. ► Special to Th# Georgian. Macon, Oa., Dae. 6.—An order was algned yesterday by Judga Emory Speer citing Judge John W. Haywood and hla law partner, Eldiidge Cults, of Fltsgerald, Go., to appear In the federal court at Valdosta next Mon day nnd show cause why a rule should not be granted forever disbarring them from practicing In the federal courts. The procedure earns through a peti tion from Isadora adders, of Irwin, and Emelina Hall, of Wilcox, asking that the two lawyers be stricken from the roll on the ground that "they have not respected and kept th. oath of of fice they took when admitted to tho bar of the federal court, and because they have been guilty of ctftiduct unbecom ing and Improper for members of the bar and have practiced a fraud upon the court, the petitioners and others.” Cnaea brought In the federal court In Macon several months ago by tha Southern Realty and Investment Com pany, in which land titles were dis puted, resulted In fraud charges agalnat Messrs, liny good and Cults. They lost Jurisdiction nn the plea of fraud. It was then nsserted that they were the real owners of th" Investment company, that a charter had been se cured In South Dakota and fictitious consideration had been apeclfled In deeds. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAY8. PAZO OINTMENT ta guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed ing or Protruding Piles In 9 to 14 days or money refunded. 60c. Republicans in Pacific States Oppose Roosevelt. Tacoma, Wash., Dec. B.—The sheriff will be asked to send deputies to Alder to protect a doxen Japanaas who were taken to that vlllaga to work. When the Japantss left the train they were set upon by a band of roughs, who beat them with clubs, kicked them and then threatened them with death If they did not return to the coaches. ■nesting was called at Alder to discuss the coming of the Japanese and It Is said Inflammatory speeches were made. REPUBLICANS ON COA8T ANQRV AT ROOSEVELT. 8an Francisco, Cal., Dec. B.—That part of Ihe president’s message deal ing with the Japanese question haa aroused a storm of Indignation In thla city. The bitterest feeling Is manifest, ed and It Is predicted that California, If not the entire Pacific coast, la lost to the Republicans. The Chronicle, the Republican or gan. says: "Thera Is an Implied threat to use military force to put Japanese children Into our schools, whon he well knows that he. has not authority to do a thing of the kind and that any such attempt could only lead to hla own Impeach ment. That expression nnd the whole tone of the paragraph will atrlke the country as an exhibition of Impotent rage which It le very mortifying to see In n formal message of the president.” President Altman, of the board of education, said: "We will not recede from our posl- tlon and believe our action will be sus- mined by public sentiment throughout the state.” FAILS HIT ’FRISCO FIRE Atlanta - Birmingham Is Thrown in Hands of Receiver. 8|ieclnl to The Georgian. Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 5.—Judge A. D. Sayre In the city court yesterday evening acting for‘the Alabama state department, appointed a receiver for the Atlanta-BIrmlngham Fire Insur ance Company. The receiver was granted on a petition filed by Attorney General Massey Wilson and a deputy Insurance commissioner was named by the court. J. T. Dargan, of Atlanta, Is presi dent of the company nnd H. W. Pol lard la secretary. It was organised under the laws of Alabama, and It was the only Alabama Insurance com pany doing a general business. The company has recently reinsured its business In the Prudential Fire In surance Company, of West Virginia, and that company, which la practically owned by tho Atlanta-BIrmlngham company, has a 'deep Interest In the court proceedings. The company's financial distress was brought about by a loss of 1655,- OOO In the San Francisco disaster. An examination of the books of the com puny In October by Deputy t'ommls sinner Sexton was not at all satis factory to the Alabama Insurance de partment. Under section 265 of tho Alabama Insurance laws, Attorney General Mas sey Wilson filed before Judge Sayre a petition alleging the Insolvency of the company and praying for the ap pointment of a receiver. Mr. Sexton, the receiver of the com pany, left this morning for Atlanta to assume charge of the business. CHRISTMAS CLOTHING OUTFIT $15.00. DRESS YOUR SON OR BUY AN ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR YOURSELF Send ua tlS.00 for a suit that Is well worth that amount and w« will give you FREE the following outfit: Suit . .$15.00 Underwear .. 1.00 Top Shirt .. 1.00 Collar and Cuffs .. .40 Neck Tie .. .50 Pair of Sox .. .25 Handkerchief .. .25 Pair Suspenders .. .50 Pair Hose Supporters ... .26 Collar and Cuff Buttons . ., 1.50 Total value of outfit.. . .$20.65 ALL FOR $15.00 SEND THIS AD. WITH COUPON PROPERLY FILLED. I Name Express Office State No. of Sox If this outfit is not satisfactory we will gladly return money. EMPIRE CLOTHING COMPANY, WEST MITCHELL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. 62 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. The following achedule figure* published only *» Information, and *r* not guaranteed- WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND THE EA8T. SENTENCE!) TO JAIL, WEDDELL GIVES BOND Special to Th# Georgian. Macon, Ga., Dec. B.—W. & Weddell, the young man who was fined In po lice court and who was also given a city prison sentence on the charge of disorderly conduct, has been released on a bond of 9260. The case haa been appealed to a higher court and until the date set for a hearing, Weddell will enjoy his liberty. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo O O O PA8TOR TO ROLL STONE O O THROUGH THE TOWN. 3 0 o O Evansville, Ind., Deo, 5.—The 0 3 Rev. D. C. Canty, pastor of Oak- O g dale chapel, announces that to- O morrow he will roll the corner- 3 O stone of the new church from one O O end of Evansville to the other to Q 0 cull the attention that he la build- O 3 Ing a new church. He hopee to 0 O rale* funds for thla by advertla- O 3 Ing. o 3 3 00300030030303303033303300 ALA. CONFERENCE MEETS AT EUFAULA NEXT WEDNESDAY 8peclat to Tbe Qeorgtau. Kufuuln, Ala., Dec. S.—The session of the Alabama conference of the Meth odist Episcopal Church. South, con vened at the First church, Eufaula, on Wednesday, December 6, at s o'clock. Bishop Duncan, of Spartanburg, 8. C„ arrived yesterday and took active charge of the business sessions of the body. Bishop Duncan Is far-famed for his scholarly attainments and the conference gladly welcomes hint ua their president. The Alabama conference embrace# all of South Alabama and that part of Florida weet of the Chattahoochee river. The conference I# composed of nine presiding elders' districts, embracing one hundred and aeventy appointments. SOUTHERN RY. TO LOSE SUBSIDY OF $142,728 FOR FAST MAIL TRAIN Train No. 97 To Be Abandoned After Jan. 5. Washington, D*c. G.—After receding no- tic* from the Southern railway that, ow ing to the rood'* Increased traffic and tha necessity for double-tracking the road, U would be unable to continue the opera tion of train No. 97 after January 6. Post- master Cortelyou laat night announced that the postoffice department haa decided 4) Isaue an order terminating the allowances for special fast mall facilities from Washington to New Orleans. Thla order la to become effective January 6, aud will mean that the Southern la to Severe Pains When a prominent nerve is affected, the pain is severe. It is called neu ralgia. It may be in eith er the head or body. Re lief conies only when this nerve trouble is overcome. By its soothing and strengthening influence upon the nervous system Dr. Miles’ Nervine re moves the cause. *‘H was about two years ago that I was taken down with what the doc tor* claimed was neuralgia, and some BUY8 BASEBALL PARK FOR AN OIL MILL SITE. Kpeclit! to The Georgia n. Covington, Ga., Dec. 5.—The baseball bull park of the Covington Baaebail Association was sold yesterday at pub lic auction. The property was sold »» 8. Thompson. H* purchased thla I«ertjr for the purpose of erectjng an oil mlU. pains , other, mostly in my head. «».%* would last two or three days before { could get relief. During these spells would be so nervous that 1 hardly knew what X waa doing. The pains were so severe ana exnausttng that my husband would have to steady me when walking across the room. I would have fever, and my heart would palpitate, and in a day or two I would feel better. Just as soon aa I would expose myself the very least I was sure to have a spell of neuralgia. I have taken lots of doctor's medicine, but X might Just as well take water. My aunt kept writing me To Juat try tir. Mlies' .Nervine, and l am thank ful that I wa* persuaded to do so. for the Nervine has cured nje—lias driven It out of my system." MRS. If. C. DIXON. J112 Savannah Ave.. 8t. Joseph. Mo Dr. Mites’ Nervine la sold by your druggist, who will guarantoo that tho first Dottle will benefit. If It falls, ha will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind lose 1142,728.75 a year, which It received from tho government for maintaining train No. 97. which carries only mall, and train No. 27, which la a limited passenger. Congrtss Appropriated $167,000. Train No. 37 la not to be discontinued. At Its last session, the congress appro priated 1187,009 for special fast mall service In the South, and the Houthern received tbu greater part of this amount. The poatofflce department haa opposed thla subsidy to the Houthern, and made no allowance for It In It* estimate of expenses. It Is believed that congress would not vote jto coutliiuo the subsidy, as It ,waa provided last year by a majority of only one vote. There la a law which provides for flues to lm levied against rnllroada for noo-performing duty In carrying mails, and It Is underatood that the lines ngnluat the Houthern on this account amounted to $47,' •12.07. Clay Takas Activa Steps. Senator A. H. Clay, of Georgia, has at ready taken up the matter of bad schedules In Georgia, aud on yesterday be hud long conference ou the subject with Sec ond Assistant Postmaster Geueral HbHlen herger, who assured Mr. Clay that the de partment la following oat strictly the law providing for fines and penalties against roads falling to deliver the malls aa per contract. Mr. Clay saya It Is hla purpose to see that everything possible la done to relieve the situation caused by delayed trains lu Georgia nnd lu the Houtb. lie sny*>he has no intention of working an Injustice to the rnllroads, but the legitimate demands of tho geueral public must be satisfied. Nursing Moinsrs and Malaria. The Old Standard, Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria und builds up the system. Sold by all dealers for 11 years. Price GO cants. Lv. Atlanta (C. 'f.). Ar. Toccoa (B. T.). ... . . . . Ar. Spartanburg Ar. Charlotte. ...... Ar. Washington Ar. New York ■i±:W5TgT 3:25 a.m. •:4S a.ta. 9:20 a.m. 9:90 p.m. •:30 a.m. 7^0 a.m. 12:07 p.m. 38. I «oT 13:04 noon 9:35 p.m. 6:06 p.m. 8:13 p.m. 1:42 a.m. 12:43 p.m. 1:00 p.m. G:09 p.m. N:M p.m. 11:00 p.m. 11:06 a.m. CHATTANOOGA, CINCINNATI AND THE WEST. * ur Lt. Atlanta . Ar. Chattanooga Ar. Cincinnati Ar. loulavllla Ar. Chicago. , TT TBT5 1:00 p.u T5T 4:50 p.m. ,:66 p.tn. 8:10 a.m. 8:46 n.ro. 6:20 p.m. I.v. Atlanta Ar. Macon Ar. Cochran Ar. Jeaup Ar. llrtraowlrk. Ar. JnckapnvIUB JACKSONVILLE. BRUNSWICK. ETC. IT 4:15 a.m. 8:80 a.m. 1030 a.m. 8:M p.m. 4:S p.m. 0:80 p.m. 16, r i4. 4:10 p.m. I 11:16 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 130 a.m. 8:46 p.m. 2:40 n.m. '.... 6:00a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:60 a.m. RAILROAD SCHEDULES ^tfowlng thsTAtrlvai iLd JJeparture oiTai •eager Trains of the Poliowing llosils: WErfrltyN ANb A'OTntIU UaiU<oaT No.—Depart To— No.—Arrive From— 9 Vnntn-lllA a 9 Yaak*all1«% '-.Iji — 92. Naahrllle.4:50 p.m. All trains daily. 3. Naahrllle. 7:l(in.ui. 73. Uomo..... 9:45 u;m. 3. Nasbvllle.ll:45 n.m. 1. Nanbvllle. 7:35 p.m. CENTRAL Of UKOBOIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— | Depart to- Savauoah ... 7:10a.ni. Macon 11:40 p.m. Jacksonville 730 a.m. Savannah ... 8:00 a.m. Macon 11:40 a.m.IMacon 4:00 p.m. Bnvannah ... 4:15 p.m. Havaunnb ... 0:15 p.m. Macon 8:10p.m.]Jackaonvlllo 6:80 p.m. ATLANTA A5U HI if,U RoTa " Jtl " Arrive From— I.v. Atlanta. . . Ar. Austell. . . . Ar. Tallapoosa. . Ar. Anniston. . . Ar. Hlnnlngham. BIRMINGHAM. MEMPHIS AND THE WEST. *—a—j a.—i—fr. sr 4:38 p. -fxTu i;§S;S 7r00a.cn. i 7:35 a.m. IA6a.ro. 6:05 p.m. , 6;24 p.ro. 10:03 a.m. [ 7:88 p.m. . 12:06 p.m. j 9:90 p.m. "C0LUMBU8. FORT VALLEY. ETC. 'at lido p.m. Lv. Atlanta. . . . Ar. WJlilatnson. * Ar. Fort Valley. . 28. 4:96 p.m. II Lr. Atlanta 7 4:90 a.m. | f& P-dl II Ar. Williamson. 7:g a.m. 1:26 p.m. 11 Ar. Colombaa 10:00 a.m. 1 4:90 p.m. 9:26 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Pasenger anti ticket office. 1 IWbtrae 8t. Hone 142. Ticket Office Terminal Passenger and Ticket Office, 1 Peachtree Street. ’Phone 141 Ticket Offlca Ter- il StaUor — — ion. ’Phona 4900. REPUDIATE DEPARTS DF LAWLESSNESS Special to The tirorglau. Columbia, 8. C„ Dec. G.—The sub committee of the executive committee of the Houthern Immigration Associa tion met here yesterday with Governor Heyward, president of the association. In the office of F. H. Hyatt, to map out the work of the organization for the omlng year. The sub-committee was In oesalon several hours this morning, but did not conclude Its work until thla afternoon. It was decided this morning, by the adoption of a brief set of resolutions, to confine the efforts of the association principally to having the states of the South establish departments of Immi gration and commerce, and to bring the business organisations and business Interests of the 8oulh Into the support of the trans-Atlantic steamship linen, coming to the Southern ports, to re pudiate, ami refute the false report, that have been circulated In the .Vorth- err. states and In Europe its to climatic conditions and lawlessness In the Month, nntl to have the association rep resented at Washington when tne Im migration bll comes up. so os to have the work of Ihe state Immigration de partments unhampered and In a posi tion under the law, to do effective work toward bringing tmmlgranta to the South. First Prize, “"dSKST, and WAS AWARDED TO Vulcanite Roofing at theVGeorgta State Fair. Thla waa dona on merit by the expert .lodges on thla line. VULCANITE la the origi nal double fl>nt coated, asphalt roofing, lt hue imltat >rs, but no equal. Recommended by the National Board of Underwriters and Southeastern Tariff Association. "You Can Put It On." jjSBgj ATLANTA SUPPLY COMPANY Solo Statw Agents for Georgia. 29-31 8outh Forayth St, Atlanta, Ga. J. C. GREENFIELD, President. C. A. PEEK, 8acretary. .11JS pm ’Selma 4:29 | UUraoge. 9:20 amilsaGrauge.... 6:30 | •Montgomery. pmrMontgVry.U:15 poi ^DalTjr. All other trains daily except Sun- S AU train* of Atlanta ao<l West Point illroad Company arrive nt and depart ora; Atlanta Terminal station, corner of Itcbell afreet and HmHwa areont. Arrive From— •Augusta .... 6:00 nm ’Augusta Conyers ..... 6:45 nm r t'ovfngtnn 7:49 am •Auguata ....12:45 pm Mthonla 3:26 pm bepart To— „ 1:20 am T.lthnnin 10:06 am •Auguata 3:25 pm Conyers 5:00 pm inp“ ■* *“ Covington 1:10 pm ’Augusta .... 8:39 pm’Augusta 11:45 pm •Dully. All other trains daily except Hun- Washington .7:90 am Athena 9:25 am Memphis ....11:45njn New York.... 3:53nm bepart To— Birmingham . 7:45 am Clinton 7:20 am New York....12:0%u'ii Athena 4:ft)pui Clinton 7:56 pm Memphis 4:45 pm Birmingham . 7:43 pm|Washington .. 8:00 pui me. ALABASTINE, The best tint, for plastered walls. Beautiful line of col ors. We also carry mui’eseo. Georgia Paint & Glass .Co,, 40 Peachtree. WHITE OFFENDS COURT OF ITALY! IS FIND NO TRACE OF Rome, Italy. Dec. G.—The re|>urt of Ambassador White’s transfer to Paris, which comas from Washington, creates no surprise here. It la generally under stood that hla withdrawal Is at the sug gestion of the Italian government on the ground that he haa proven himself persona non grata. When he and Mra. White arrived here they were waited on by court officials, who. In accordance with custom In auch cates, requested them to arrange for an evening when the members of the court and of the aristocracy and diplomatic corps and of the ofllclal and political world could take part In a reception at the Ameri can embassy at which the court cham berlain would make the presentations. Of course the purpose of such a diplo matic reception la to acquaint a new ambassador and his wife with the peo ple of the capftal In whfch they are stationed. To the chamberlain’s amazement, Mr. and Mrs. White, It Is stated. Instead .if leaving the reception entirely In their hands. Inslstsd that a list of those who were to attend be submitted to them. When it wa# laid before them, It is si- legnl that the names of several ladles I of the aristocracy and of the court were erased from it on the ground that their Corea aCOe (Special to The Georgian. Balnbridge, Ga., Dec. G.—News reach ed Balnbridge yesterday afternoon of the mysterious disappearance from home of Bliss Rosa Jonss, ths Il-year- old daughter of M. L. Jones, a promi nent farmer In the western part of the county, laat Tuesday night. The family retired at the usual time and the next morning found that the young lady had left during the night, carrying only a few clothes. No cause con be assigned by the family. There were no young men suitors, which eliminates the theory of an elopement. The fatally and friends have made dil igent search since Tuesday, but no trace Is found, and there Is very much alarm and fear of foul play. ‘ The girl Is rather tall, light complect ed and very pretty. QEUIUi Atlanta, La. O: ■ and WHI8KEY HABIT8 cured at home with- IB. Bt, WOOLLEY, M. D. Jfflce 104 If. frror WrteL conuuct had not been altogether above reproach. One of the ladles thus barred, It Is said, was the lovely t.'ountees Graxsloll, a universal favor ite In Roman society and at court. BIG POOLTRV GROW TO BE GIVEN HERE A big poultry show wilt be given In Atlanta January 7 to 11 by the Atlanta Poultry Association, and from the en thusiasm now being displayed i>y the members of the association the show will far surpass previous efforts by this organization. A centrally located building will be secured, and tha exhibits will be at tractively Installed and opened to the public. Substantial prises will be of fered for every class of poultry to Insure entries, which are expected lo be the cream of poultry exhibits In the South. An executive committee ha# been selected and the movement will be started at once. DRANK LAUDANUM BUT DOCTOR’S WORK SAVE MAN’S LIFE. Hpeclal to Tbe Utorglau. . Rising Fawn, Ga.,' Dec. Ed Mc Mahan, a middle-aged man' of this place, attempted to commit suicide yes terday by drinking a bottle of lauda num. Dr. Bllddleton waa called Imme diately and hla prompt action brought McBIahan back to life. Despondency over drink la said to b# the cause of hla action.