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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Gloves for Gifts,

Mems Fiske. Clarke & Flagg Kid Gloves 200
Mems Dent Gloves 1.s5 and 1913.
Mems Fowne's Gloves, $50 and 1856.
Mems Sealskin Gauntlets. 39s.
Mems Genuine Sealskin Gauutlets 1880
Mems Fur GauntIets. $50 and 3.75.
Mems Beaver Gauntlets. 9.98
Mems Imitation Beaver Gauntlets, 4.60
Mems Wool Gloves CSC to so.
Mems Kid Gloves. GO to zoo
Childrens Dog Skin Gloves, CSC.
Bows Buckskin Gloves 4Sc TO 600.
ChtIdrens Mocha Mittens. 4Sc.
Childrene Silk Lined Mocha Gloves. 100
Chiidren's Plain and Fancy Wool Gloves, 25c to SOC
Childrens Fowne Wool Gloves, 49c.
Ladies' Wool Gloves, Csc to 69c.
Ladies' Mocha Gloves. 100
La lies Fownes English Reindeer Gloves, $50.
Ladies' Sealskin Gauntlets. $50.
Ladies' FOwne Mocha Gloves, 2 49,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

Cuff Buttons-Of Sterling silver, in
dumb bell style some gray finish, in plain
beaded edge and engraved in art / 50
heads and floral patterns, soc ts.. l'vo
Toilet Three piece Stirling Silver
Sets, consisting of comb, brush and mirror,
polished floral and wreath designs5 Q2
complete for. ~
vinaigrettes - Or Pungents of extra
quality cut glass with Sterling Silver
hinge top, regular $50 bargain Q2c
at. ....-........,.......
Paper Cutters--Of Sterling silver and
pearl, patterns to choose from, regular
90 cutter. An excellent cutter, E0a
buy this week at......... wv
Match Safes-of Sterling silver, heavy
designs in gray and satin finish, golf girl,
golf stick, art figures, heads, fancy @ az
scrolls. floral, etc, e8c to.......... 10y
Pen Knives-Of Sterling siver,I,z and 4
blades, in newest serpent, scroll, art and
floral designs; some with corkscrew,
scissors, Knife, etc. 25c e 00
to-. ...................... o'oO
Napkin Rings Sterling silver in clover,
strawberry iris, floral, scroll, beaded
edge, various widths, CSC q Q2
to...... .......................
BuckIes-St Sterling Silver Belt Clasps, in
the newest French patterns, also floral,
wreath designs in bodice effects, some in
gray and rose gold finish, great e Q2
variety, I.9S o..,..................
Purses-of german silver. ring and coat
of-rnai1 mesh, scroll and floral frame,
chain and finger ring attached, A QS
ooc o................s....
Purses-S Sterling silver, change size, in
floral. serpent, rose and head designs,
coat-of mail mesh, finger ring at @ QS
tached 2-9e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Chatelaine Bags Misses beaded bags,
black and gray oxidized frames, chain
and buckles, nicely suede lined 60c
CSC value, here at. ................. Oo'sy
Chatelaine Bags-Of seal and morocco
with nickel and covered frame, suede
lined, various sizes with poe Q2c
Chatelaine Bags German silver in
coat-of-mail mesh handsome art designs
and rose pattern frames with chatelaine
hook, choice variety from 4.o8 q Q2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Gift Handkerchief.

Mems All Linen Marrow Hemetitched
Handkerchiefs, all width hens, u l-2c to sec.
Children's Handkerchief. beginning at &c.
Children's Linen Print Handkerchief l0s
Childrens Hemstitehed Handkerc ii ~, Zoe
to PIC.
Chiidren's Jap. Initial Handkerchiefs,
II lie.
White Brocaded Muffiers, Csc to s.4s.
Black Brocaded Muf1iers, 39c to 49,
Black Taffeta Mufiiers 15O
Black Surah Mufflers CSC to 1.75.
30 inch Figured 6urah Mnffiers, 29S
30 inch Dreaded silk Mnffiers, 4.4S.
Other Mpfflers, 48c to 98,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

Knives Large assortment of fine pearl
horn and stag handles, spTendiuly
finished, 2. and blades, most service dQc.
able Knife to be had at.................. fOC
Knives Carefully selected assortment of
high grade pearl Knives. 4 blades
Would make a very desirable and servi- QQc
ceable gift. .................s........ 0oC
Th;n,hJes Solid gold, warranted l0-kt.,
octagon shape, highly finished.
handsome Christmas present. one that A 90
would be cherished for years,.......... f'Jo
Thin,hles Handsome solid sterling silver.
large band beautifully EQc
ChdHeu, All SiAeSs,......ss..s.s..s. ~
Th;mhIes Solid sterling silver. with rolled
gold band exquisite de- or.
signs all sizes. Observation-Disclosures. joe
Th;n,hIex OF solid gold warranted . 40
l0,kt. A very neat band. fV'tC
Th;nbJes Solid gold warranted 10 kt
with realistic landscape . Q2
etching a YER, choice gift .............. f~.oo
Tt,;r,hles Solid sterling silver. prettily
cnased band, and all sizes, | 5c
good Observation-Disclosures. lOC
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Gifts for Boys.

White Laundered Shirts, Csc to CSC.
White Uniaundered Shirts, SOC to 65c.
Colored Dress Shirts, SOC to 49,.
Night Shirts, SOC to 75c
Pajamas, 9Se to l.50.
Sweaters Csc to 2.98.
Athletic Shirts ami Pants, cotton, As.
Athletic Shirts and Pants, wool, LIZ.
Ne ligee Shirts, SOC to 9sc.
Blue Flannel Shirts. CSC.
Boys Oyeralls. 25c TO SOC.
Roys' Neckwear, 25c to SOC.
Boys and Mems Wristlets. loo to CSC.
Boys Suspenders, l)e TO SOC.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Desk Calendars.

Autograph Albums Very ,s Srti ca eGger s., q
A gift that win be kept lifetime, 75c, O5c
down to......s. ...........,., =
Fuebsch's Year Book Keep eeaora q gary sserS a
day in the week, simplest diary ever made, con-
tains 800 pages, days past and to come postal in
formation. calendars for 1929, infexible cloth,
inhexible leather and gilt edges, at 1.5O, A0c
D;ar;as The Standard Work for 1902. No
D'Ai reason why everybody shouldn't
keep adaiy record when the assortment here is so
complete-I.0S and ten other prices down OEc
to......,.... .s...s...............-,. ..,....
panc;ls Some with stone tops, many other de-
srabe Pencils at soc. soc. or
anu........ .s,....s.,, ...........
Stamp Boxes-conveni;ent little gifts, and
there is no reason why every friend should I Or
not be remembered, lOC., and. 10y
trL cfa,sds Largest assortment in Newark
AAAN = solid brass. oxdzed and silver
The prices running all along the line from 9Qc
10 down. ..............s.........
Playing Card Cases. yan naye a i rsaG
these Cases would be greatly appreciated, Small
sizes from 49c., to les and the large Cases 1 Q2
complete, &c., 1.39 l48 and. Leo
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

Desk Calendars 'Ormolu'' Gold, 24-kt, fine
l.rae assor,msnt-a, perpetual style CSC
Desk Calendars In the shape Of Cupid
time, solid brass with 24-kt. plate, 1Q
ted not to tarnish, perpetual celluloid cards Isto
Dastr casendarsO OF "Ormolu, gold, war
DesA ea'eiiuai ranted 24-kt, Beautifully
finished, ornamented with images Of cats 4 go
climbing trees. very choice gift for.... l.Oo
Desk CaIendarsso Solid Brass. no more de-
sirable to be had at any
price. A present that would never be for 1 90
gotten. .-............. -
Poker Chip Hg ifb polfhsd 6Sns
See those at 6.9s; others at Abs, 2,S9 . AZ
and. .................... ...................
Paper WeiQhts-An assortment Of designs to
useful gift Finest are here at 9Sc., Others O5c
zoe. 5Oc, S9c, and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
crrar Rocks Artistically made with very
rich cover. present that
would be highly appreciated by children, Or
at prices ranging from 1.25 down to ..... AcC
Postal Card Albums an Tp Sp;a dsa a.
serve souvenir cards received from various places
Complete assortment of these Albums at ORo
prices ranging from 1.9S down to.......... F@oO
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Gift Handkerchief.

Ladies' Initial Handkerchisfs, Ice 10 csc.
Ladies' Scalloped Handkerchief, u lie to
Ladies' Imitation Duchesse Lace Handker-
chiefs 20 and $40.
Ladies Handmade Handkerchiefs, LIS to
Ladies Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs, Zoe
to 3.76.
Ladies Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, II l-2c
to SOC.
MEMS Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
IL dozen in box 50 aud 90.
Mems Japonette Initial Handkerchief, Sc
Mems Initial Linen Handkerchiefs, ~ l-2c
to 48c.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

Kn;vas Finest collection of pearl. stag and
horn handles in combination with
manicure. ETC.. Il est Workmanship. 40
warranted steel. at eS. 1888, l75 and. l.to
Th;rhyes OF sterling silver. all sizes, in
pleasing design, good OEc
Th;vrhyee Newest land cape on solid ster-
ling silver, an artistic and QQr
appropriate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ooo
rl,;,,hles Solid sterling silver. with an
extra large band, in very 1Qc
desirable de ign, ali sizes, ..,............. I0S
Garters beautifully made, of fancy frilled
elastic. pretty buckles. and Or.
black and c Tors, In gift boxes........... ooO
fsar4era Immense assrrtn emit OF high grade
u"A .e' Filled Elastic Carriers In newest
patterns, black ana colors, In bift E0c
DOAes ...,...... ..................,..... = :
Gartars These are made of excellent frilled
N''A elastic, mounted with gilt 7Sc
buckles, each pair in fancy box. SOY
0ar4ers OF very best fancy frilled elastic.
N"A 49, black and cOlors. high class CO
buckle, packed in stylish gift box...... Loo
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Bargain Fancy Boxes

Glove and Fidkf. Boxes H hMis1S f fuI
s4tin lined QQc
beautiful deco -ations. at................ 10Y
lNSSA''o DoA0 word cover, pretty tinted
effects QQc
ct,..,;.o casaa Full celluloid satin lined,
-N'"S containing white hanging
mirror. crllulOld comb. fine Badger hair bone,
shaving brush and srrviceabte razor, q > QQ
finely decorated emp at............ $500
Ma,,;c,,ra Cases Full celluloid, choice coll
orings, satin llned six inn
PIGMENTS. A box that would be a bar QSc
gain AT 20. ...,..s..s.''..'-,s..... ~
1xo~ar Roxe- Good size box. illuminated
WoAA top, full celluloid, satin
lined, ven pieces of implements. QQc
Collar and Cuff Boxes Egl uo esdllule old
bossed top in handsome decorations, Q2c
at.......... .....,.......,,,.-.,..,..e 49,
Collar and Cuff Boxes Hssdweaa ss oak AK
clllar button pocket tor. best quality . az
satin lining. a....s...-s.....'.. ,..ss.s- 80 r
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

kr;vas For ladies. misses
and boys, 2, and 8
and 4 blades, pearl, horn and
stag handles. Best Knife O5c
In Newark at.....,,..... ~
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Knives, Carriers and ThimbIes.

Knives Assortment OF
fancy pearl
knives. . and 4 blades,
some with manicure, ali
warranted steel, 7Ec
worth 81. Our price "
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Sewing Boxes and Notions

~ oN complete
assortment, no show made in
Newark ever equaled it A use
full and ornamental gift I Qc
48c. SOC. 25c. and. ..... LoO
Hose Supporters Ffa ,,IIy
Hose Supporters, with nice
neat bow, in very Eue glass
box in all colors and 95o
black. ................. wv
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

90 Newark.
BE the Dolls. ION Floor).
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Desk Calendars.

Handsome grain leather, solid
Sterling silver mountings 1Qo
very slightly and serviceable ToC
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
The Very Best Holiday Stationery

Box PapeteriesP T Ro ty
containing "a sheets and en-
velopes to match. in blue,
lavender, and white, very
pretty color, fancy pic 10c
ture top............... OO
Box Papeteries Sp did
quality nicely assorted col
0rs. "a sheets and envelopes
to match, in a slightly I 10
hny 1OO
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

S 1865 ing an
assortment of embroidery silk,
needles, scissors, etc, IQc
very pretty box for. toy
Sewing Boxes o snd
square shapes. containing all
necessary articles for sewing
scissors, needles, etc. A EQc
splendid present for. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-03
WARREN.

| Claude Carpenter of Uxbridge, Mass.
Is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Carpenter at their residence on
Washington street
No official observance OF Labor day
was held here yesterday.
The stores mills and banks were
closed all day; but no parade was held.
The Warren schools opened this morn
ing. Several changes in the grades have
been made The attendance at many OF
tho schools was not 50 large as in past
years.
The Warren team defeated the St Mich
aels on the home grounds Saturday af-
ternoon by the score OF 3 TO q The visi-
tors did good deal OF Unnecessary kick
ing, but IL WAS all 20 no avail Parks
umpirod good game, making but one
bad decision.
number OF Warren 1remen visited the
state league muster at Lonsdale Monday
The hand engine belonging 10 the Me-
chanics participated in the muster. and
In the finai standing was well up among
tho leaders
No further efforts will be made 20 In
duce the Bristol team TO play ball. as they
want everything their way or nothing
The postoffice hours were changed YES
terday on account OF the holiday The
office opened az a. M. and was omen
until 10 a. m. and In the afternoon from
p. m. 10 1880 D. m.
The Nartagansctt iremen enjoyed an
Informal clambakc Sunday furnished by
one of their members
The Warren team lost their game AT
the diamond called the Merino A. A. lot,
but In reality swamp-hole. The score
was 10 IN favor OF the Olneyvilles
az the end OF the game The best player
the Russels had was tho umpire. and no
didn't by and means earn HIS money N
popular feeling has anything 10 do with
baseball game Woodwork and Nc
Graw were the battery for the Russeis;
Chappeile and Wvlie for the warrens
The regular weekly meeting Of Celestla
lodge, d. Of r., will be held thie evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-03
one Says His Health Has Improved
Since He Left Boston, the Other
That Condition is Critical.

Lake Sunapee, n. H., Sept. a-Rear
Admiral William T. Sampson. who with
Mrs Sampson has been staying here al
Burke Haven Hotel FOR ten DAYS. is
said by his friends to be in better con-
dition physically than reports given out
would indicate.
I'm fact" said a friend. who talked
with him day or two ago, "he seemed
TO have improved since leaving Boston
and this, talk about his being a diving
man has no more foundation than IL had
six months ago.
Admiral Sampson is spending most Of
his time I'm the open air. taking walks and
riding on the lake. After dinner he en-
Joys q cigar on the veranda and a chat
with acquaintances on the news OF the
day
He has not made UP his mind when
he will return to the Boston yard. When
he left Boston II was his intention 10
stay in the mountains about three
weeks
Since Admiral Sampson returned from
Cuba he has not been at all vigorous.
just at the close of the war his friends in
and out OF the service could not helm
noticing the effects of the strain OF the
campaign. and 1t was feared by some
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-03

! at the time that he might suffer some sud
uen physical and mental collapse.
His rugged constitution. although II sui
fered the effects Of severe duty. stood
him In hand, yet he has experienced sew.
eral depressing nervous attacks durine
the last year.
ANOTHER REPORT.
Washington, Sept 3.-Acting Secretary
Of the Navy Hackett has received no
recent Information as to the state OF
Rear Admiral Simpsons health
Ii Is known at the navy department.
however, that he is very nj and there
Is very little hope that he Will be able to
appear as witness before the court
OF inquiry.
In the event that he is not able 10 an
pear IL Is probable that the court will adj
Journ and go in a body TO Burke Haven.
N H., to take his testimony.
There Is little reason why Rear Admiral
sampson should be summoned before the
court IL is not understood that his
testimony will be of vital Importance.
All of his orders and correspondence are
matter of record.
There Is much doubt in Washington
among naval officers who know OF Rear
Admiral SIMPSONS condition whether he
Will even be able TO make n deposition
%hen the court meets. 10 Is feared he
may not live until the day fixed for its
assembly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-03

'DORRANcE--J P Wilson. Charlotte, N
G; It Hogan, Boston. q Bardeleber. n
Y; Frank NJ Henry. Prov; NJ A Randall.
Salon, Ia; Il g NOonan, ~ Y; George,
Boston; w ID Dunham n Y; III War
rem. Boston; ~ Lawrence. Chelsea, Il +
shoeman. Camden; r G carrick. Phil; G
M Quimby, New Haven: Chas Whitcap.
Y; II Hackctt, Maiden; j A coughlin,
Norwood; ID J Caran, Iiavethill; III N
Walker. Bridgeport: III II Woodward.
Conn; G + Bildell, Bridgeport; Otto Carl
borg, Springfield; NJ ID Booth. Boston;
A Mccarthy, n Y; l. Towns. Il j Hurl-
bert, Boston: Hugh Ferguson John
Brown, Fitchburg; Jere Quinlan. Nara
gansett Pier: w u Carver Mansheld /.
M Bates. Whltinsville; l. V Kravdick.
n Y; II Sullivan, Fall River; r I Toby,
III A Josselyn, Lowell; I Nichols, ID
Schorsch, y Y; n Benziger, Chicago: Il
Hoffman. n Y; Frank Conlon, Boston;
Schwarzkof. w III Vernon. A A Lane.
$ Hunt, + A Soloman, ~ " John
Tilestom, Il c Nash, A ID Donle, Boston:
A Kram. f. Hun. Norris Cantor n J;
A Il Billings, G. I Peterson, Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT- G Benedict. w
TAFT, Y, y # Reed. q III Cave. Boston;
X sonnes. N Y.H G BIssman. Boston:
Richard Golden. Jr. Bucksport. Me: War
rem G Hill. Boston; II Hurry. Worces-
ter; Frank II walker. \ y; Miss Bent.
Prov; II Sherman Hicks, Phil; NJ Green
and daughter. Boston: & j Whiting. ESQ
Detroit; w l. Howard, Rochester; N
Knight. Jr Portland; Il G Sweet New
port; ID II Selling. Boston; Worcester
Baseball Club; Durkin \ Y. r
Thompson Miss l. Burgess, Boston: ID II
Smith. Phil; Harry u Gridwood. Bait-
more, 9 j Groves Wash, ID G.; B A Q
Craig, Toronto IA n Ward. Boston: /
Brillman, Albany; A h Hobmann, v Y;
n j Buffum, North Adams: John Mack
Jr, Worcester; a II Peterson, Jr. w w
Gibbs. n y (: Jas Marshall, Jr. Fall Rilsr;
S Harrington, Prov; Miss SEQ yia, II
Harding. Boston; j Il Newhall, Jr, Lynn;
u Wright Mrs r. Reynolds. Boston: q w
Barnes. Toledo; q l. Davis. Worcester; A
A Taylor. Portland: III G Dickson, Y,
II + Williams. Jr, Honey Green. Tex;
9 w Blodget n Y; Henry Greenthal, r. G.
Lemon. O Lorrimeir. a NJ Weber. n Y:
+ S Tyler, Detroit: G II Russell, Boston:
III w Parks, NJ Y; w Lloyd, Montcllir;
" Methfessel N Y: ID Rosenbaum, An
dover; u j. Carroll. Boston; j y Nc
Partland New haven: Pat Sheehan. hos
ton II Kip.ng, n d; & w Hunter. Brook
lyn; 4 G. Baker. Springfield; Harold
Gross. w Hallett, Prov; NJ Rosenbaum,
w s Finlay. ! Blum. II II Traub, N Y:
l. B Kerfer, A Mayer, Phil; w l. castle.
N Y: w X Cookus, Jordan, Miss; G w
Kayser. II B Lombard, n Y; w Van III
Densmore. Worcester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-03

THE ALBEE-Edw NJ Stanton. wife and
child, n Y; Jack Crawford and wife
Anna Hill. Trocadero Co; r Whittemore
Hawthorne, n j. Edward Whittemore,
Paterson, n j. John Roland, Frances Ge-
rard Pheo Leon, Harry Redcay. Robert
Redcay. Herbert Duffin. Papa's Baby Co:
] II kennedy Agt Stranger In N Y Co:
Frank l. Bizby, Viola Allen Co; John
Fraser. Alex Fraser, VIM Fraser. Annie
Fraser. Laura Fraser. Keith's; Mr. and
Mrs III w Albee, n Y: + G Coombs. II b
Robbins, Boston; George Doull. n Y; Eli
more Sisters Harry Mayo. Joe Abacco
Fyne, Keiths: A NJ Elliott. n Y; Jonn
Ahearn. Brockton: Bertha Macombcr
Springfield; John Joepe, III Johns. n Y:
Edward Gray. Keiths; Louis Rogers.
Fall River: W.. Ackerman. n Y; John
Stanley, James Furey. Tom Haverly.
George Crawford. Keith's; Charlotte
TART, Papa's Baby Co; George Paquette,
Haverhi'; Jerry Hackett. y Y: r. f.
Trimpler, Phil; Robbie Walthour. Fli
Winesett. Zenas Fields Atlanta Bell.
Los Angeles; Frank Howe Boston; Jonn
r Galliant. Shamrock Bernie Munros
N Y; w NJ Clark Boston; r w Slesson,
n Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-03

PERRIN-H F Kearney Boston: NJ ]
Howard, J Gilman. Boston; G Howard,
cold jed Prouty CO." John Scott Lam
caster; Geo Goode and wife Boston; F.
Hcrrick, James Brown. ] O Perron and
vie, Providence: G A Clifford, Miller.
Boston; S r Nichols, Providence; r Il
Baker, Providence; Nathan West, Oscar
Johnson, Cobalt, ct; II T. Wilson and
wife Boston; ! Quilier, Boston; w Dow
ling, Fall RIVER James Drew. j JAllen.
Manchester; Major J Malloy. agt. 1.-TWO
Iittlet Vagrants; Miss Daisy Ward. New
York; Mr. and Mrs Greenwald, A ID B
Wylie, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-03

NEWMAN--C r Davis and wife, Bos-
ton: @ + Address, Dayton LILA " Fauell
Fitchburg: w Singer, 5 a Holt and wife,
New York; c II Schimer, Buffalo, A r
Chamberlain and wife, Boston, Miss G
Cruickshank. George Penn and wife, Bos-
ton; III NJ DeForest. New York: II
Dunkill and wife, Y Edward, James III
Hayes. Il X Fitzpatrick, j III Bannerman.
w G. Doyle. James Donahue g + Boy
den. Boston; + A Jones, Hartford; c +
Donovan Louisa Smith r II Edllng, j r
Sherrey and wife. Boston; w II Lydall,
III l. Walter, New Britain NJ = Hamilton.
wife aud boy. Hartford l. NJ Booth and
wife. Boston; T. c Carleton. Worcester
G v Berger. Meriden: n Darling. Jr
FAN River; II | ST German, New York
S @ Braley. Bristol; l. c Smith. Glens-
VILE: Archie McEachern. Toronto: Bobby
HimpsOn and wife, o V Babcock, New
York: + A Galley. Boston; Il Hudson,
Woonsocket; III Monahan. New York;
Edwin seligman, Newark; III Cohen. New
York
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-15
TESTING KOCH's THEORY.
Chicago Health Department Inocu-
lating Patients

Chicago. Aug. 15.-Dr. Koch's theory
that bovine tuberculosis can not be COM
municated to human beings is now being
tested under the direction OF the Chicago
health department Several men are now
undergoing the experiment OF inocula-
ton under the direction of DR.. Reilly. act
ing commissioner OF health The expert
ment Is made with skin tubercuIc sis-
lupuS-a form of the disease which i
durable and controIlable Just as salts
factory a test, IL is asserted BY DR. Reif-
OF the human being with the bacillus
from the animal as could be obtained
from experiments with pulmonary tubeF~
culos1s- The one is feasible because II
does il is regarded as mpraeticabIe-
The volunteers have been inoculated
with the germs obtained from infected
cows Their condition, a. few weeks hence.
ii is thought. viii definitely show If Dr..
Koch theory is correct
Dr. Reilly. in speaking Of this expert
ment. said that several offers have been
obtained from persons willing TO subject
themselves to incubation with the more
serious species Of bovine tuberculosis. but
that fortunately these offers would NOT
need TO be accepted
One volunteer. who halls from AIichl-
gan. OrEered nirnSeir as a subject without
requiring annuity for his family
The proposal was referred to the cor
pOration counsels' Office and precipitated
a discussion of the liability Of the city foB
damages in case Of a fatal termination TO
the test. Corporation Counsel WaikeE
finally advised the health officials not 10
accept the Michigan mans offer The city
would be held responsible. Mr. Wakes
said. for the death OF the subject
The decision put an end to any plans
the city might have undertaken for a test
OF the theory in pulmonary tuberculosis