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The sun., 1900-12-10
Transport In After Exciting voyaxs

San Francisco, Dec. s.--The transport
Belgian King is in port after voyage Of
55 days from Manila, made memorable
by disaster and narrow escapes from to-
tai destruction. Shortly after leaving
Manila the vessel encountered y typhoon.
and for two days those on board waited
for the death that seemed inevitable. The
coal in her bunkers shifted, and the trans
port was for As hours on her beam ends.
Only the sudden abating of the storm
saved the transport from going to the
bottom. The Belgian king was laid up
IL days for repairs at Hongkong and aft
er leaving the latter port her coal caught
fire through carelessness in loading and
burned three days, while the transport
made desperate effort to reach Taku.
The fire gained such headway that at one
time the staterooms Were too hot to be
occupied.
The sun., 1900-12-10
CHAPTER x.

THE MAN WITH THE LONG BEARD.
Meanwhile in small room of the
courthouse a still more serious con
versatlon was in progress. DR.. Talbot,
Mr.. t'enton and certain able lawyer
in town by the name of Harvey were
in close discussion. The latter had
broken the silence OF years and was
telling what he knew Of Mrs. Webb's
affairs.
He was a shrewd man of unblem-
ished reputation. When called upon to
talk, he talked well, but he much pre-
ferred listening, and was. as now ap-
peared. the safest repository of secrets
to be found in all that region. He had
been married three fines and rnuli
"iiH rn':n! - Ys,dr'ii ar,,tind
The sun., 1900-12-10
AMUSEM ENTS.
Hockstader's Theatre.

It would seem that Manager Dock
stader has reached the limit OF genera
excellence in the bill announced for thie
week. Ii isn't often that the patrons o.
vaudeville are offered three star feature,
in one show, but this is the case this
week.
Miss Agnes Herndon, the dramatic
star, supported by A. A. Andrus & Com
pany, will present clever comedy Ell
titled, "a Game of Tickle Tockle." Th,
popular vaudeville star, Artie Hall
known everywhere as woman of excep
tional ability az an entertainer, will pre-
sent, with the assistance of Bob Roberts
rag time piano solost, new coined,
success, "a Vaudeville Agency"
The sun., 1900-12-10
!. ...ss;.:s:.sl .s.ssl Fields Minstrels. @Nv M,

~ There is no lack of comedy element in
the performance of the Al u. tieIu,
greater minslrels, who come to the Operi
House next Friday. One naturally ex
pecys comedy in minstrel performance
with all the superb singing and strong
vaudeville features which AL G. Fielt
has injected into the performance, thert
is an unusually ample ingredient OF com
edy. AL G. Field himself supplies muci
OF this and he is assisted by that alway,
funny young man, Arthur Rlgby. Thel
there is that old favorite, Tommy Don
nelly, and that always welcome visitor
Doc Quigley, whose eccentric: dancing
forms an unique! part of the perform
ance.
The sun., 1900-12-10
THE SANTA FE STRIKE
Telegraphers Along the Entire Sys-
TEN Called Out.
THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE
Texas Movement by Operators to
Bring the Company to TERMS Now
Takes In Entire System-Whnt
the Railroad o1iciaIs Say.

Chicago, Dec. 9.--ALost Of the tcle-
graph operators OH the lines Of the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Be railway sys-
tenn went on strike Saturday in snppoit
ef the strike inauguratea On tho Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Be 1ivkt5as Thurs
day. Earlier in the day the men went out
Ell the western divisions, but Mt A o'clock
it was decided to extend the walk out
ever practically the entire system, Presi-
dent L. p. Ripley of the Atehison road,
when he learned Of the strike OF the main
line operators, said:
''rhese men, having broken thetr con-
tract and left our employ without cause
and without notice, will NOT be re-employ-
ed"
This action was taken" he continued,
Notwithstanding the fact that he COM
pany made contract with the operators
in service on the Atehisou, Topeka and
Santa Fe proper ON July and with
those in service on the lines west of Al
buquerque Nov. Is last, under the terms
of which they bound themselves, through
their organization, to give the company
80 days notice of any dissatisfaction"
The sun., 1900-12-10
Down On tho Farm.a .

"Down on the Farm" comes to the
Opera House on Wednesday afternoon
and night. The farewell appearance Of
that popular rural comedy drama
Down on the Farm" with Charles Man
ley in the title role, would, if judgement
is given consideration, necessitate an
other farewell production. It is good
pias Of the kind made popular by '1The
Old Homestead"
The sun., 1900-12-10
what the RAILROAD omeIars s.

Topeka, Dec. 9.-The officials Of the
Santa Fe here take the situation very
eoolly. In speaking Of the situation Gen
eral Manager Nudge said: "About rs per
cent of the operators have quit work.
This means that about 600 men have
walked out. We anticipate no special
trouble in the operation of trains, as most
of them are running on time table sched-
ules. We have secured great many new
men, and new men are applying for posi-
tions.
at is our intention to lay off all men
who are not absolutely necessary TO the
operation of the road. If il comes to the
point that the strike interferes 10 any eX-
tont with the operation of the read, the
shops of the company will be closed. If
the business of the road Is reduced, then
it will be necessary TO reduce expenses.
1.-The telegraph operators have gone out
in sympathetic strike and have broken
their agreement with the Santa he com
pany. The agreement was that no change
should be made unless 30 days notice
were given. When the men leave their
desks and walk out, they break this
agreement. The agreement was made in
July.
1.-THE strike is caused from trouble over
rules and regulations. The wage scale
was up for consideration, but the road
agreed to arbitration on that point. The
rules and regulations have been up and
were not settled. The road would not
agree to the rules asked by the men, and
the strike resulted"
The officials of the Santa Fe decided in
conference that the shops here would be
closed until further orders. General
Manager Nudge says the shops will be
closed until the affairs of the road shall
get back to their normal condition. The
order throws more than 1000 men out Of
employment.
The sun., 1900-12-10
Who is Who.

The laughable comedy of complies
tions "Who is Who," with Charles
Loder and Paul Bordman in the leading
roles, will appear at the Opera House o.
Saturday afternoon and night. Anon.
the farce comedy organizations, th:
company is looked upon as one of tht
very best travelling. The cast disclose,
the names Of many of the leading lights
in the comedy and vaudeville world.
The sun., 1900-12-10
CORRESPONDENTS.
Goyernor-EIect HUM and the Latin
Bible.
To the Editor of The Sun.

To the Editor of The Sun.
Sir:-Doubtless every intelligent
Christian will be pleased to learn that
we have at last a governor whose first
official act will be repudiation of idol
airy. Is seems almost incredible that
all the governors of Delaware, as is al
legged, have begun their official life by an
action which is, so far forth, perpetual
ton OF an idolatrous ceremony peculiar
to those who worship Baal or the sun.
1t is idolatrous osculation which caresses
a Bible, statue or calf with a kiss
This ls no news to those who are familiar
with the facts.
1t is an unmistakahly good omen that
our new governor has determined, as we
IRE told, to show due reverence tn the
fr"st God hv making aa;r,na.;on with
The sun., 1900-12-10
Burke,s Vaudeville Co.

The Rexford Brothers, two of the best
acrobats known to the European stage
and whose splendid success in London
and various larger cities of the continent
have secured for them most enviabIe
reputation, hs zen secuae Ill., u
ager 80lk- Of thl - ".
an ti4
this splendid ORGANIZATION wnlcu occurs
on Thursdav afternoon and night at the
Opera House,
The sun., 1900-12-10
Chairman Nevman's Order.


Wichita, Kan, Dee q. General CHAIR
man J. A. Newman of the Santa Re di-
vision of the Order OF Railipad: Tele-
graphers, including the entire Santa Fe
system, issued the following order ut $3.50
o'clock Saturday afternoon, and few
minutes later he WAS informed that 300
operators over the entire system quit
their keys:
ITO All Agents and Operators sf the
Santa Fe System:
I'm accordance with the action of your
general committee and the byllws Of this
organization on this date you wi1 strike,
cease work and thereafter refuse n per-
form any duty of any character whatever
until the said strike is declared off by me
personally and notice OF settlement of all
your grievances acknowledged. Sska no.
tice must be youchcd for by our iecal re-
ports. You will turn your boards red for
the protection of life and property and
leave them in that position permanently.
Carefully protect all company psoperty
In your care OF possession and ssaow no
person access thereto until you age prop
erly checked and released from AT re-
sponsibility by the eonpanw's aefpai rep
resentative. This actiQn is made n.cessa-
" to secure for you Reasonable eompen-
sation and conditions.
"AA train dispatchers, clerks and other
employees are earnestly reqOested ~ give
us their assistance" '@.'
referring to his order. Chairman New
man said:
''This action was taken at the sugges-
ton of National President NJ. NJ. Dolphin
and only after it was evident That the
company would not listen to our griey-
ances.
1--WE were compelled to lake this step
to see that justice is done to the members
of our organization Oh the Guh system
and as n matter of protection 30 our
selves. If the Santa BE company cut
wages and imposed other burdens upon
the operators on that system, what is to
prevent them from doing the same thing
here? This is not altogether in sympathy
with the Gulf operators. My order caus-
ed over |, 300 operators TO strike. There
is one thing am glad of, and that is the
fact thar the men are n unit in the mat
ter. ! am receiving kilograms from ,all
points indorsing my aation. just how
long the strike win continue Is q hard
matter for me to determine. Under no
circumstances will we return to work un-
til our grievances have been adjusted in
n manner satisfactory to the members %
the organization. The real grieyanr4
the men on the Gulf system as given ~
ME in special from National President
Dolphin is a protest against a PROPOSED
elimination of ~ stations from the sched-
ule and proposed reduction in wages at
10 other stations. To avoid the strike the
committee agreed to accept Santa Fe
rules by providing for 8 consecutive
hours rest in each "a excepting in cases
of emergency. The clause depriying men
of a hearing when discharged for insub-
ordination was also TO be eliminated. An
other demand made was that there was
not to be any reduction in wages at any
Of the stations for the present. We viii
stand by the men of the Gulf and fight
this battle to n finish"
The sun., 1900-12-10
An Interesting Document.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Dec. 9.-An old le
gal paper of much interest was unearthed
in-the prothonotary's Office. 1t was an af'
fdavit of defense said to have been pre-
pared by the late Jay Gould. 1t was il
his own handwriting and bore the date Of
1866. Gould was then in the tanning
business ut Gouldsboro, this state, ant
he had difficulty with his creditors. IL
his defense he claimed that he had bull
the largest tanncry in the world, and in
stead Of being bounded by his creditors
he thought he should receive encourage
ment for developing the resources of the
country.
The sun., 1900-12-10
Arrented nn Chnrge of nignmy.

Hartford, Dec. 9.-Charles Il. Hol-
comb of Springfield was arrested here ON
the charge of bigamy. Holcomb is 80
years old and salesman. He was taken
.. s. .i.l.!. IA y :. u n..-.A. q: :, !. -
The sun., 1900-12-10
Mccoy DIvorccd-ro Marry Agar,

London, Dec. 9.-"Kid' Mccoy, who
has received cable advices announcing
that his wife had obtained a decree Of di-
vorce against him in the United States,
said that his marriage with Marguerite
Corneille will occur In Paris or New
York on Christmas day.
The sun., 1900-12-10
HAIR lNSOLES

WEATY FEET.-Perspiration is
sss1ry waste which benefits the sys-
by expelling poison, but it soils
makes an irritant of anything worn
he body. If HAIR INSOLES are
q through the day moisture from the
will drain through the top, or hair
leaving it dry, and at night will
ound at the bottom of the sole, which
be wet. Hair will not hold mois-
but cloth and leather will. Shoes
d By perspiration irritate the feet
cause trouble. Perspiration is most
tant In the feet because the pores
larger and more capable OF absor-
b, and relief is had at once by wear
Hair Insoles.
EEuMATICS. INvALIDS and
~ will obtain great help from these
les, which ease and harden the feet
leeplng them dry, and preventing ir-
d~n; they make a sprirgy cushion
Nrsvent jar In walking and thus
the place Of rubber heels. Prizes
PSF pair.
For sale only by
lJAME BELT,
M PHARMACIST,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
The sun., 1900-12-10
Canned Oysters Cause sickness.

Oswogo, \. y, Dec. 9.-.A number OF
nor.anS brrc have hecn ti'';rH rinlcntl~ i'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
HAVING A GREAT RUN ON CHAM
BERLAIN.S COUGH REMEDY.

Manager Martin, of the Pierson drug
store, informs us that he is having n
great run on Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sells five bottles of that
medicine to one of any other kind, and
it gives great satisfaction. In these
days of la grippe there is nothing like
Chamberlain Cough Remedy to stop
the cough, heal up the sore throat and
lungs and give relief within a very
short time. The sales are growing
and all who try it are pleased with its
prompt action.-South Chicago DALI
Calumet. For sale by all druggists
and dealers, Benson, Smith & Co.
Ltd. agents for H. |,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
Parker Goes Back.

Colonel Sam Parker writes as fol
lows to Il friend in this city under dat
of January >: Il am off this evening
for Washington. had fully expected
TO go home on the steamer of the 10Th
inst. My friend Senator Clark and
other friends came through from Wash
ington on a special mission and were
TO go back last evening, but they wait
ed another day for me, so | am off and
will be back to take the steamer on
the oath. and will bring good news
home, | hope"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
Sheriff Andrews Dealt With.

A motion was also passed by which
the Sheriff's commission as agent of
the Board OF Health was cancelled, and
a letter to the Sheriff announcing the
Boards action was given to Attorney
General Cooper for delivery To the
former, as follows:
"Sir:-I beg TO inform you that at a
special meeting of the Board of Health
held this day, your commission as
Agent of the Board of Health for the
island of Hawaii, was cancelled.
C. II. WOOD,
President Board of Health"
Captain Clark said the Kinau could
be ready for the return trip to Hilo be-
fore midnight, and at 1915 the Kinau
again sailed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16

All goods sent out as presents will
be prepared in separate department,
where they will be put up in the best
of style, using fine boxes, paper, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
DEATHS YESTERDAY.

Kauohi. male Hawaiian. Sec
ond odorless eXcavatOr driver
who was sent to Kakaako pest
hospital last week as suspect.
Kauehoa, male Hawaiian,
aged IS years. died at Kakaako
hospital at 9 o'clock last night.
Bubonic plague. This was the
member of the National Guard
who was stricken on Wednes-
day last. Cremated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16

Lun Wing Sing male Chi
nese, aged 40 years. Found
dead in street back of Kau-
makapili Church in quarantine
district. Diagnosed as bubonic
plague
Makaena. male Hawaiian,
aged IS years Died at Moana-
lua, In vicinity of Minister Da-
mons place, and near Protest
ant Church.
Kala, Hawaiian girl, 10 years
old. Died in cottage at Kewalo
on the Peck premises. Autopsy
held yesterday morning showed
death caused by plague.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16

The Americans are beginning a
new campaign in Southern Luzon,
Charles Il. Pike, one of the founders
of the Republican party, is dead.
General Wheaton has returned to
Manila and is concentrating troops.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16

hHfHfT Ifn.U
fu bHtf fnNt fo 1000 HI
Nt aH Attorney uUHfEu .r
HHf ID. TIHff Iitt f f.
N.Hfi HF So HH
UUIr conference $500 I.
upp minister huHnE Hu1 Hf0.hRI
EUHu HHf H. F.8I-I| f.rHn
f AHINtH official bead aa sheriff ui
ulH m N| .r'u .Ht Nt
Whether Poo Sheriff Haa ans .1.aG ..Il
OBJ. allowing second attempt H HHi.
ug. oven with Attorney gtnfrti "1
IT, lH 'Ir kIUau NIaa mu.h l.r.u 90
gH Jon fUuui town yesterday
o. IH reported that Tho ShrIJ Cob
lowing 600. fhp regulations Of Dos ms.f
wonderful 49, u.horitv, which o. f1lu D
whore Loo this issue. went .l ,4r .t
FOB dump an tha Chinese and Japan 81
mail ON the ground and deliberately
destroy o. by nrH Some American ma !
j. said 90 have been Included. Pose
mas,tr-GCnewl Olt Eaid DR. bad hrI.I
the rumor, but had not been Official.
notified. He stated it was ser IHH
matter. one ~ the Shrr.hs ridiculous
regulations was TO have each letter
opened al the window and the enyci-
opo was then destroyed by FIRE the
Sheriff having passed a regulation ihlJ
none OF the sputen from the Island OF
oahu would be allowed IN HilO OF Nd-
wall Many OF the citizens were indig
nant that such regulations should gel
put In force, and delegates from var
GUS parts of the island are understood
to be heading for Hilo to protest against
his actions. When the Kinau arrived
at this port she had only five gallons of
fresh water left.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
CLARKE's BLOOD MIXTURE

CAUTION.-Purchaser of Clarke's Blood Nix
ture should zee that they get the genuine article
Worthless limitations and substitutes arr some
times palmed of by unprincipled vendors. The
words "Lincoln and Midland Counties DruiS
Company, Lincoln, England" are engraved or
the Government Stamp. and "Clarke's Woil0
famed Blood Mixture" blown in the bottle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
DEATHS SATURDAY

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
Drastic Measures.

The Board of Health may pass a res
OiutiOn tud4y.Sy the terms OF which the
entire city ~ Honolulu will be divided
into sub-districts, each under a head
inspector with sub-inspectors under
him. and people prevented from passing
from one section into another, follow
ing the same course of action pursued
In the cholera epidemic. This will work
a hardship in every department Of bust-
ness, but from now on the Board 5
policy will be to take no half way
measures in stamping out the disease.
The street car lines would of necessity
be stopped.
l.. A. Thurston is now in charge of
placing guards around infected houses.
ascertaining the history of cases and
ferreting out sickness. Judge c. +.
Peterson Is assisting him in this work.
S. NJ. Ballou also will aid in this work
from today if the Circuit Judge does
not insist on holding court. So many
cases of sickness are reported that a
large force is absolutely necessary fer
the work.
Judge Carter Is about worn out with
his duties and has gone to Waikiki TO
recuperate.
The Board OF Health will undoubted
ly issue call for more volunteer in
spectors. realizing their work over the
paid inspectors, who are in general IT.
men. More physicians are
also needed. The physicians now o.
duty are kept on the jump constantly
and many eases of sickness lack a+ten-
ton from want of medical assis .ance.
More of the large force of physicians Of
II 1,,t,, oh tnn
vices at this critical stage of the plague,
as the disease is spreading fast and IN
so many different sections.
]. A. Kennedy has taken Mr.. Thurs
tons place in pushing the construction
of the Kalihi camp. The carpenters
yesterday received double pay.
Work was commenced early yester-
day morning on the military fumigat
ing plant and the frame work was ra.s
ed by nightfall. The buildings are
located on the open space Eva of Jhe|
drill shed and almost adjoining the
Adams property. Estimate OF the cost
Is now placed at $500.
The Board held an executive session
yesterday morning.
Jack Atkinson has succeeded MI
Gait in charge of the Kerosene ware
house camp, where 600 persons are
At the Battery camp are
POO. and at Kalihi 600 more are housed.
BY tonight there will be accomuoda-
tions at Kalihi for 200 more.
The following letter from Sheriff An.
drews to a gentleman in this city, is IN
dicative of the formers intention toI
proclaim himself superior to the Board
Of Health's cautious judgment:
I'VE are now receiving no passengers
rom Honolulu for ten days as perregu-
ations published in Hilo Herald this
lay, Jan, nth.
After Jan. 10, We may receive pas
sengers on eight days quarantine here
lr we may continue to refuse them per
mission to land, it will depfnd unnn
circumstances. | am sorry ina. have
10 be so severe.
Yours truly,
J.. A. ANDREWS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
Yours truly,
J.. A. ANDREWS,
Sheriff of Hawaii.

\ very suspicious case was brought
to light on King street last night near
the river; that of an old Chinese Wo-
man, who was removed to the pest nos
pital. Hers was the most serious case
found during the day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF WON
DERfUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD,

Clarkes Blood Mixture il sold in bottles -.
Cd. each, and in cases containing six times the
quantity, lis sufficient to effect permanent
cure in the great majority OF long.standing cases
by ALL CHEMIST and PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS throughout the world. Proprietors,
THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES Dave
COMPANY, Lincoln, England. Trade MARX
"BLooD MIXTURE"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-16

|HI. death HH.|I fHH.I.f.H IHIHf Dol 81
|.t. .I.. otI..ft.4 Tl. 80.
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from .Itr tatf #IIt Doc H.n uNH
InIU.nI fI rWI.u Ir.IH Zoo iNi
I.0. cottages r.NrU'F. HNrH people Ir.
|uuHIHuf'uUd pending inn.r removal q.
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'.'' ,, '',' "'F
/ long consultation Yesterday morning hi
"hicn several ply Icians took part ID
/ was decided that the unfortunate wUm-
1u showed symptoms of the plague. and
/ President Wood had guards posted
around the residence premises OF Mrs
| Boardman. above Klnan street near
| Kapiolani. The announcement M
plapIIo symptoms dpyaInping I'm lfrs
no1rdpap caused , fooiing ,c ,r,'-o
bepei,.r A., g,,ro,,I 80. 49,.
g,, a., LII ~, -
-, y, ~. 'l'' ~ 'ue ,','a
''' .'g' i''" !" aus 7'NeIal Oh "hI'h
at s''u 10 HaN' Deeh iouhu IN JORDAN $
store. "heihef Mrs. Boardmhn came
III contact with the rats or not is un-
known. but her symptoms. H. is said.
. trlF4l tn In ,.,,.4..s...
are in attendance on Mrs Boardman.
while the physicians keen watchfuI
eve upon every movement Of tho ma
[ tient rho community ,,,s sbaci.o1
Ibavond me,srro rr,, ta,,.i,,1, I,a
alarming no,ys ana sga,,, -, 20. 80.
r,.og.,,I a.. ~ - ~ - q,
-. "'o','9r ~ ~, o. po'Iu
man ''c'o can Ne c"e'h'u' hIii some
TnunEe Iof me worse taxes place Mrs,
I po"ruihail Will remain IN her resi-
uehce.
Ahlo's prer,ieos T,o,.ro-.od
.,., ~ o"'
ne f!fe bepar tment yesterday fore
noon sWepj WIN hre the Ahlo row OF
lumnled- down structures, and also the
frame shacKs down to the brick build
ihgs on Nuuanu street. The Ahlo prem
Uses were the hist burned, and were
thIiIeiE destroyed WNthln an hour. Inc
donnt,, ~ ote,,pi,u the attention. oi lIe
No a,,o,, , a0' ,a,,lS WV i,oui D. anu
I,il5i,s ""9 uol,c 70 Sui ~ LouL,uIns
Of tIanith ,,o MS S,rtlol' vi oiie poa,
Cb,,iai, '" L,'LLs a""Sh iIoLIl
n,a,,',o -, H., D., , ~, a' ms
oI i''''"'' Vi ''0''' S'lec' mas Deeh ie'hoN
,,,,,,. 49,. r.,, c ,,,
pu"s, Ine = mon oqudic Oioch VIII
w., W. Ineu' eNeISInlns pel.s III Felui
I'.a ~ apPIS lne torch. Al Ihe resi-
usnss nav pee'i Ieiilovau ana ilo,sehoiu
piopel'y ron lle houses not ulrHcIIy
liltetIeu mas peeH taken 10 pace OF
safety me Diock VIII DE burned TINS
loIenooh'
AZ tne resluehts OF DOCK bounded
ny beretania' Mhuhakea, fauahl ana
Snlith streets, uIretliy EVA Oh DOCK ~
Ia nav pevn i.i1oNeu anu uh'S VIII
ne . '''''
Board of Health Meeting.
Tho Roord of uealtb mat c,trrd,,
ofternoon at . o,roIclf 10 consider tbe
renort of the sanitary COMMITTEE
President Wood orcunied tho chair.
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