Fasted Forty-three Days

Wabash, Ind., June 27. - Elizabeth tycVey, the wondeiful faster of Rose Hill, died Friday, forty-three days after any food whatever had been taken. Dr. Tanner, the celebrated faster, was with Mrs. McVey a day beforo she died and diagnosed her case-carefully, but could not determine the nature of the malady. A post-mortem examination will be held under the tfirection of skilled phy. icians, and if possible they will discover and make known the disease. It Is one of the most remarkable cases on record.