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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-11-21
DEsHLER.
DRsHLRR, Noy. 15th.

DRsHLER, Nov. 18th.
DIR. ]. H. Lathrop's mother, of Mil
ton Center, has been visiting him the
past week.
E. A. Brown has moved into Mrs.
w. Gehrett's house on Keyser Ave
nue..
ID. d. Donovan went to Napoleon
on legal business Wednesday.
VIM. Miller, of Leipsic, was on our
streets Friday.
John Vogt was in Findlay Monday
on business.
Miss Villa Spade, of Paulding, was
the guest of Port Davis and family
over Sunday.
Harry Vanlue, of Ottowa, was shak-
ing hands with his many friends in
our city last Tuesday.
James Donovan, of Napoleon, was
in Deshler last Tuesday on legal bust
ness.
G. G. Williams, of Findlay, was
visiting his father in our city this
week.
Miss Anna Blanchard, who has
been visiting her father in Toledo for
the past two weeks, returned to hel
home in this city.
Miss Edna Davis, who has been al
Weston for the past three months
returned home.
Chas. Roy and Lille Whitaker
both of Deshler, were united in mar
riage by Rev. j. d. Simns at the M
E. Parsonage on Thursday noon
Nov. 14th.
A. s. Farguson and Jesse Hager, ol
Hoytsville, were in our city Wednes
day. .s.-
Hettie Blauvelt, of Belmore, was
the guest of Mrs. B. NJ. Blauvel
Tuesday.
Geo. Butler, of Hamler, was on ou
streets last Monday. GABE.
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RIDGEyILLE CoRs., Nov. 10Th.
The NJ. E. Quarterly meeting ofthe
Florida circuit was held here Satur-
day and Sunday. Rev. Williams, of
Napoleon, delivered the sermon Sun
day evening. Rev. Pope, Presiding
Elder, of Defiance was present as was
quite number from other parts OF
the circuit.
Mrs. VIM. Dittmer has been quite
poorly since the birth of their twin
babies but is now much better and a
speedy recovery is hoped for by their
many friends. One of the babies
only survived day or two. 1t was
buried last Friday.
Mrs. DIR. Coy visited with relatives
in Defiance Saturday.
Died, near Evansport on Friday
last, Mrs. Nancy Haare, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs: Joseph Stineman, OF
this place. The funeral took place
Sunday. Mrs. Haare has only been
married about year. She leaves a
husband and baby only a few days
old, father, mother, brother and
sisters to mourn her death.
Harmon Dittmer, of Napoleon, was
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ARCHBOLD.

ARCHBoLD, Nov. nth.
Henry Buenzley and Geo. Clair
wheeled to Pettisville Friday.
August Fraas, who was seriously
kicked by horse is recovering.
Wilson Cohn moved to town Tues
day.
Robert Schillinger was in Perrys
burg Wednesday.
Died, at the home of her son, An,
drew Buehrer, Mrs. Catharine
Buehrer, aged 83 years. The funeral
services were held at the Reformed
church Sunday and the remains were
entered in the German Reformed
cemetery.
Mrs. Alex Druhot and Mrs. Jerome
Crime were in Wauseon Wednesday.
Lizzie Wetzel has returned home
from few weeks visit with relatives
in Hamilton, Ind.
Adam Gype has left for his future
home in Tennessee.
Chas. Diehlmann went to Circleville
Monday.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. A. J.
Vernier met with serious accident
which may prove fatal.
Casper Hermann, of Bluffton, o..
is here for few days looking aftel
the interest of his property.
Erwin Eek and wife, of Wauseon
Sundayed with Geo. Diehlmann.
Anna Leavy, of Bryan, is visiting
friends here.
Last Sunday between 4 and
o'clock big comet was seen passing
very rapidly from southwest to east
it was quite interesting to see TO
those that never saw or heard any
thing about comets.
Geo. 0. Dix has returned home af
ter a six months visit with friend
in Dallas, Texas.
Oscar Netzel returned from Hamil
ton, Ind. Monday.
John Rang moved his household
goods to his farm Friday. L. M. N
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RIDGEVILLE CORNERS.

RIDGEvILLE CoRs., Nov. 10.
Dan Coy and wife, of Defiance,
were the guests of DR.. H. G. Coy last
week, returning home on Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Patton and daughter
Bertha spent Saturday and Sunday
in this village.
Emery Elliot and wife, of Indepen-
dence, attended Quarterly meeting
here on Sunday.
An entertainment comes off here
this evening given by two little
daughters of Frank Belts, of Stryker,
to consist of lecture on Women's
Rights and various other recitals.
Nora Loveland, who has been visit
ing at Spring Hill, returned Sunday
and her cousin, Vernie Garrett, came
with her.
To-day being Charlotte Rand's 18th
birthday, the young folks have plan
ned to surprise her this evening.
Mrs. Joseph Smith, daughter Grace
and Ed. Wilson and wife leave to
morrow for Saginaw, Mich. to visit
Mrs. Smiths daughter, Mrs. Ola
Thomas. They are going to drive
through.
The w. G. T. U. will elect officers
this week for the ensuing year
Rev. j. Williams, of Napoleon, de
livered an exceedingly interesting ser
mon at the M. e. church on Sunday
evening to full house. 1t was {
very impressive service, and highl!
commended.
The oyster supper given by th'
Cornet Band last Wednesday even
ing was fair success financially, ant
a full and complete success socially.
An immense amount of corn wa
husked out last week in this town
ship and there is yet much more t.
crib. VERITAs.
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ELMWOOD.
ELMwooD, Nov. 18th.

ELMwooD, Nov. 18th.
NJ. E. Bundy spent the past week
husking corn near Liberty Center.
J.H. Nofzinger was at Stryker last
Tuesday on business.
Clara Sigg, who is attending the
normal at Fayette, O., was in this
vicinity Thursday.
Memo Kraus was at Napoleon Sat
urday.
School commenced in Dist. No. 3
Monday, with Cyrus Walcott as
teacher.
Leah Eicher quit attending school
at Archbold and is home at present.
Sam Rupp and his sisters Lydia
and Mary, of Pettisville, were visit
ing friends in this vicinity Sunday.
A large number of young people at
tended the Crusader meetings at
Evansport last week.
Joel and Emanuel Rupp were at
Evansport last Sunday.
Several of our young people attend
ed the show at Archbold Saturday.
x. w.
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RIDGEVILLE CORNERS.

RIDGEVILLE COR., NOV. lStl'
Quite a nice shower of rain the past
week was fine thing for wheat as
there were many pieces that were
suffering on account of the dry wealth
er.
Born, to VIM. Dittmer and wife
this morning, pair of twins. Aldo
ing well so far.
Geo. Robinson is getting ready to
plaster his house at the Corners this
week.
Geo. Harmon is making some need
ed repairs about his sawmill, putting
in another boiler, etc.
Geo. Miller and wife returned to
their home in Chicago Saturday after
spending week with relatives and
friends about here.
The school began again Monday
morning after a vacation OF three
weeks.
Mrs. Otto Gayman and little
daughter are the guests OF lrlehus
and relatives in this place.
The marriage of Miss Gusta Tay-
lor to Reuben Rigal, of Liberty
Center, last Wednesday was one OF
the most enjoyable events of the sea-
son, many of the grooms friends from
Liberty being present. The marriage
ceremony was performed at IL o'clock,
after which the guests sat down to
the tables which were fairly groan
ing under the weight of everything
that goes to help make up a good
wedding feast. The presents were
numerous and mostly such as they
would most appreciate.
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COTTON.
COTTON. Nov. 1StE

COTTON, Nov. 18th.
The masquerade ball given at Mees-
.e.s hall Wednesday evening was a
success in every way. The prizes
were awarded to Ota Frankfather,
for the most comical costume, Miss
Efie Garner, for the finest costume,
and JOS. Lashway got the drawing
prize.
Two boys were left orphans here
last week. Mrs. Knipp took one of
the little ones to raise and the other
will stay at the hotel.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-11-21

Frank Kiness has moved in his new
house and Mrs. Soles now occupies
the hotel.
John Barr, our city butcher, will
move his family into the house vacat-
ed by Mrs. Soles. MOSES SKINNER.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-11-21
HANOVER.

HANOVER, Nov. 18th.
1t has been some time since Han
mover has been heard from but we
are on deck just the same.
The daughter of Michel Thebol,
who has been quite low with typhoid
fever is imnroYing
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COUNTY NEWS NOTES
Notes Garnered by Our Corps
Of Correspondents
Inths Various Localities in the County

All communications must reach this ONCE not
later Than Tuesday evening to iLsure insertion
The proprieiors of this paper will not be held re-
sponslble for the opinions OF its correspondents
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Buffalo.

Cattle-Market 10c higher.
Hogs-Yorkers, SO G5(g3 20; roughs, common
to good, So 25l13 4O; mediums and heavies,
So T0(n3 "a: pigs, 50 1898 80.
common, 81 25,g1 rs; choice lambs, "a 1904 20;
exports. SO 1904 "a,
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Pittsburg.

Cattle-Prime, S4 1904 so; fair to good,
butchers, So S0@4 %; bulls, cows and stays,
| 81 50G2 90.
Hogs-Heavy, 50 6O@3 65 medium, So ESQ
| 8 rs; roughs, SO 00@3 70.
| Sheep and Lambs-Extras, 81 90lg3 l5;. good
| prime So 20SD2 50; common, 50cgSl 90: spring,
| lambs, 50 25l14 25. Veal calves, $3 00(g6 rs.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-11-21
DIRECTIONS
for using
CREAM BALM

Apply a particle of
the Balm directly
into the nostrils.
After a moment
draw strong breath
through the nose.
Use three times a
day, aft ar meals
preferred, and be-
fore retiring.
ELY'S CREAM
BALM opens and
cleauses the NasaI
Passages, Allay s
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-11-21

Y.

called here by the death of his broth
ers child last week. 'b Y.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-11-21

New York.
Beef-Family, 50 0O9l1 so; extra mess, 81 50
as 90 packed. 50 OO(Gll 90. Out meats-Pickled
bellies, 514c(Q534c picked shoulders, 6tG614c;
picked hams es4(18c. Lard-Western steam
closed at IS IS. Pork-Old mess, 80 75010 25;
family. $12 Is; short clear, $l2 e0(014 90.
Butter-W Western dairy, lO13Jl5c; do cream
cry, 15tG23c; do factory 90ldc; Elgins, 23c;
imitation creamery, 1a9171zc; state dairy, Is
@2lc: creamery, 2Ogasc. Cheese : State
large. 714seloc; small, 754@llc; part skins
PENNSYLVANIA, 22@26c; western fresh, ZIG
23%c.
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COLD HEAD

Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores
Protects the eMembranefrom Colds. Restores
the Senses of taste and Smell. The Balm is
quickly absorbed and gives relief at once
Price so cents at Druggists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, sc Warren Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17
Two Naughty Girls.

On ono o. tIo Ifnias 10 Garneli
Beach yeIlerIsy H'torup1n were two
l.Ilu gigif, aged about 10 and o years,
who were IN for stealing a ride 10 the
Lake. When tho conductor came
across them no YVES In qlAndsry, AZ
the girls mai no tiukol, Finally
Il was decided TO take them on 20 Gsr.
field, AZ it would have hccn an ibhumsn
act 10 have dumped tusm On The
pInltie.
At the Bosoh they were given some
liberty until They could be taken back
by the next train. lnA TOW minutes =
lAiy visitor 10 the Beach com.
plained that her b,fket had
been stolen, with chlld's jacket
aud some other articles which II COu'
taiued. Mf. BsTralt Instituted a search,
discovering that Ihe giIls had doue the
slesliuy, rhuy sAld tney tu,g ihi uas-
ket, supposlng II 10 he filIpd with food,
but they found IN Il only one cookie.
From this tlmv on tho girls, VITO had
run away from nome, were Kept under
clio o surveillance, and were brought
to t1pn on ths evening Faln. In
this city they were II on good talk
Ing 10, RuI o. they seemed peHitsnt,
were permitted % 10 home without
puulslImsuf. Their uRmUE are with
held for tue present. They have
parents hero who will have 10 exercise
greater raTO over their offspring, oft they
will have on the Downward roal ~
least two UhIl4Ten Whp ought 10 be
useful memters % society
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STILL RUSrLiNG IN TOOELE.
Cattle aud llISss thieves ara Opefat.
Ing, Bot Nat tn An Extensive scale
Taxpayers viii Stand By
sheriff Mcclellan.

John Rydolch, the we'll known
"a neh and live stock man, was In this
city from GIAnsvills. Toosl. county,
today. He says lhsI horse aud cattle
thieves arc still doing little rua;liug
la that section, though they are not
nearly 70 AotiVe AZ they have been.
Sheriff Mcclellan IL making an sI-
cellsut record ana tbs "Tustlos" are
beginning to look upon him aud
his assistants as enemies OF
the must emphatic character.
For some lime past the county court OF
Tooelu has no', 1t II claimed, been as
generous as IL should no In tho matter
VI providing funds for the sheriff ia
approhsndiug the thieves. Hereafter,
Mi. RydAlch says, Il will BE- different
an some OF tho leading citizens and
heaviest property owners have decided
10 resist pay meut Of their taxes unless
IN. sslrcImsu give assurance that
hey will stand by the sheriff In his
work OF running down sud capturing
law bteakofs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17

PouGnKEErIE, n. y, Aug. H.
WIN. T. Hopkins, OF LIw polut, cK-
atIOuieut q. the Mauewsu slate asylum
Tor iusAne ctimiurlr, was llrErd ~
Jail today "a o charge % IutoI iustiUu,
nut In reality he Ia auCutrd o. aiding
the notorious train r1bbsr, Oliver Cur.
Tie Perry, aud four follow Conyicis 10
sacape from the uuyluu iast Altii.
Hopkins confessed no had received u
package OF diAmuuIs HuI IaWclfy nst
October iTOm Mu. HHswcl, VI Troy,
who visited prtTy ssyora, tlmrs, md
agreed TO holp the train Tobuvr to
escape. HUpkins hai n hlnukot which
be CAV" convict Mcclure who fastened
the uurl.gslc keys anu unlocked the
cells e Pgty and pals.
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Accidental ncnllI.

Al accident occurred at Conner.
ranch, twelve mile, west Of Corinne
last Thursday, which resulted In TIC
death Of Tom Cunningham, a bachelor
about hny yesfs Il age.
II appears thSt Cunningham, with
two Others, was hauling hay, when
the hofses became frightened anu ran
away throwing Cunningham forward
rom tho load on 10 tho horses. lie
fell 10 tho ground and the wheels OF
the wagon passed over his abdomen.
lie was Immediately picked up by his
friends, when he utteTsu two or .hree
sentence aud then expired,
Very little ~ known Of the deceased,
except that he las brother In Kausis.
He was in the employ Of John =. Rich
NJ the time Of his sudden demise,
The remains were removed 10 Brig.
ham Ciiy, whsfu tho intsfment took
place.
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aoRE WITNESSES.
i've Men SAW nusrant nud n Girl on
tue lRtat nay.

Two men saw nusrant nud n Girl on
tue tHtai nay.
SAN FRANCisCO, Aug. II. This
statement OF Mrs. Caroline Leak that
shs saw Theodore DIttant anu
Blanche Lamont enter Emanuel
Baptist church on April 8rI, y lew
minutes before Miss Lamont issIp.
posed to have been murdered, hiss
broken tho ice nud two more witnesses
have come forward who say they saw
Duffant ana the girl In tue vicinity n
the church nj the SAME tlme-aU0ul Z
3. m. Ono " the new Witnesses lis
john Rush, y carpenter. Rush'a story
IL ~ tHu effect that, In Q mpany with
q friend wbOte identity the police arc
keeping n secret, he was Httolling
along ISonty.scCJn atrUOt. a young
man aud aglfl were walking toward
thom from tho direction NJ Valencia
street The man nud girl turned into
Bartlett street, going IN the direction
OF the chutCh and on the same side OF
the street. Rush anu the other wit.
ness passed On.
Eleven dsys later whom tho news OF
the murder In tue church became
known Rush hal visit from his com.
pauion OF April Sfd. He was aston.
ished 10 learn from him that the young
mAu whom they had met ON Twenty
second street with the girl was IneJ.
dOTe Duttant. Rush asked n there
could be any possibility OF \ mistake
ana he ftIeuI told him that there was
uobt; that ho had known Durrnnt a
lUug time aud c1ulJ not be mistaken
about bis appearance. Miss Lamont
vas Unknown 10 Rugh'a friend ani no
could not identify her, but as 10 Dur.
rant he was positive.
Ths men hositaioi for some time
about making .hoir Information
known 10 tho authorities, but nually
decided that II was their duty 10 dc 80.
they made visit 20 Capl,in Lees
and told him their story, They were
shown the clothing OF Miss Llmont
which wac found In tho bulity aud
both men declared thOiusUlyeB % Ger.
tain that they wers thu garments worn
10y the glfl whom they saw walking
with DufIhut.
Theu Captain Lsos showed them
Photograph Of Duffant. KusH's friend
Identified II p siiively and Rush was
reasonably csrtain that II was the
picture Of the man he met on twenty
second street.
Mrs. Leak, the new witness, was
formerly u resident OF Glovcrsvllle, n,
Y. Mrs. Leak IL the divorced wife Of
the principal stOekholler OF the Lssk
Glove company ut Gl1vonvillr. Her
i0fmer husband 10 now said to reside
IN New York city. Mrs. Leaks
neighbors are inclined to ditcroGit her
story AMI to represent her AZ womA u
rather prone 10 gossip. They credit
her with tho origin OF the statement
that young men and women were nc.
cuslOmrd % resort to the church At all
hours VI In6 night aud day.
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lnva biS supply. Bhe was never out
u the yard, aud ~ this Is enc 0sud y
n high board fence, 30 tines IL
c'uld not be- easily enteieu, how
the COW came TO he MIXED ~ regularly
by strange rRud was not uniefstotd.
Tue mystery has Icrn solved, ioN-
ever, and tue Uuiur.t IL known. Oae
" Tue children Went ont IN tue yard
few minutes brf sc m lgiug ums anu
cav tuufs mau wIO lIvs- Ia a ivue-
mtnt row near BY. she called 10 hvr
mother, bat by tao ti.io the rst Of
tue family got on! the iuttudef
was Gapptatlng over The fencs
with his nail. Mr.. pnt ia rl,Usr
tcnd'theatiri, ami IL In some auuHt
~ to whether lie viii hEyr tMaIbIo
arrested ~ let hln 10 rfuviIrd 40
ceases the VITO g'ul Au's. But n lUrfe
isahy more milk tlehllug lhrue will be
no beeitlnCy aUgut Tau .Iug s0mCbudy
In jail.
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AMERICAS WONDERLAND.
Great Excursion Party 10 90 From
salt Lake 10 the irllOWstouo
Park Country,

Tue Uslou Fac, c rfiicia's In con.
junction wilh the SuunBru Pacific
Are arr aging tors oigSxeuAian from
this city to the HslIowstoss parg TO.
giOus. Tho remarkably low rate Of
SOLO Tor the FOUND rip iucluIlug
meali Gad hoIsl expenses has been
put IN. a speclsl viii probably Us run
from this city TO Bate with Salt Lake
and Ciner UIah rssssussts. From
Butte the following Itinerary Ia an.
nOunood;
Saturday, Aug. 2i,A-Lsays Butte
at 1850 pm.
Sunday, Aug. gjlh-BrcAkiast At
AlbsmaTle Hotel, Aiyiugs,u leave
Livingston at s H.m.i arrive CIuusbaf
1915 am; leave CinnAUgF at II ain;
arrive Mammoth Hot SPRUCE Hotel Al
pun, taxing lunch, diungr end lCdg'
Ing.
Monday, Aug. gG.h BseaH'ss';
leave Mammoth Hot Springs ut s S.ni.
arriving NJ N0tris Ut noon Tor igngh;
leaving 81 1850 !. M, aud arriving AZ
fountain hoe, Loser dnybur Basin,
at $3.50 p, m. Tor dinner aub lodging.
Tue'day, Aug. g7'l- Btsakiast At
Fountain; leave foI N,1Hsy anu Up.
per Grysrt Basin at $500 5. M; lunch
at Upper Geyser Basin, dinner AMI
lodging nj Fhuulaiu hotel.
"wednesday, Aug. 2s.h- Breakfast ri
FOuutsiu; leave Tor ives. arm II ioi-
luwttouo LAX vt 1900 u, ~; lunch al
lake, Hnd leave the lake stlor IunGh for
Yellowstone l,sko hotel al Lake OuI.
ley; dinner huI lodging,
Thursday, Aug. 20u-- Breakfast nj
YclluwstGnr Lake; lpqys for Grand
Canyon o. $3.50 n. M; arrive Grand
Canyon 81 1880 ,. IN; lunch, uinuoE
AMI l0iglnt.
Friday, Aug. sOlh- BreAkia't; leave
Grand Cuny "a a. lu!UO d. M; arrive ~
Norris 1880 y. m,; .Enoh; leave NoTns
az 1880 :, m,, arrive Mammoth Hot
SpfuRaag $3.50 D.. IN; dluufr; leave
MsmmUtn Hot spnn.s at 6.SJ y. nj
leave CiGnAbar VI $3.50 y. mi arrive
Blu 10 g.lb Saturday h. N.
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Cnr.am MinIstsr rrI.Is

al. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-THE
ltrmiia publishes a Dispatch from
NladisvOsttck, saying the C0tean ft.
form tuluistfy hRs collapsed, owing 10
a cIullict Of o luton will tue queen
regarding the equalization o. the pAl.
a'e yuatJ. The m,ulatcr 10; tne tn,ot-
LOT an. leader Of the reform party who
II q tU Japan whuu charged with uu.
INK CONCERNED with the J4Yhusse ~ a
plot to capture the King, recently 50.
~ -,Ui conspiracy which attempted
90 wreck too JspHus1o ogntlon. rue
legation would have Dsyn destroyed
nad y NOT boon ptO.cc % by soldiers.
lhy Itrtmid added that the japanese
minister uurfiodly returned % Ssoul
IN gfivr 10 restore the pfcitlsc VI
JrYau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17

CHICAGO, Aug. lB.-Hor.e.msat ha.
been anu " being sold on the drainage
canal 10 lAboters. This mrEt has come
from diseased and broken down anl-
mails, uufil for lsbOr, anu purchased by
the men engaged In the neiatious trhf.
H. at from $3.50 - 81 per horse. This
sale has been without the knowledge OF
the sanitary Inspector Of the canal, DIR.
Martin, who said tue sale Of horse meat
on the chsunel had mover come TO his
known DE,
So serious has toe situation become
a. to the sale Of this moAt on the canal,
aud the expectation Of large quantities
OF II ~ canned goods 10 foreign coun.
tries, that complaint was made by
foreign oonsuls today 10 DIR. II. W.
Reilly, Of tho city health department.
The promise was given them that
20 lar A. lay In its power, the health
department would seek TO destroy tho
traffic.