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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

Al a joint mre, Ing las nigh Of the
mem ber,tio and Public Meetings Cor,
mite Of the Citiz"ll- A 'sncintion.
Plans were discus ed for nx,sntlirg ths
organ 'H.tinn 10 . every lection Of tha citv
Nea " ons hundred applicant ona for ,ncp,
b'rsh,p were approved Cy thu comm tjren
Meetings will DO held in any locality
whom requested by the sesid.n, t, ,zeus
and tuxpAyors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29
Michigan blizzard Increnses.

SAtLT STE. MARIE, Mich, Jan. %.
The blizzard that has ragged here for
twcnty-four hours has increased in VIC.
lence. Snow is drifting badly, and all
trains arc delayed. For the first time
this winter the car ferries cannot make
the "trip across the strait Of Mackinac.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

ST. PAUL, MINI. Jan. rs Nearly
every passenger train is from one hour
to six hours late, while coast trains
due here are from twelve TO fifteen
hours late owing to the severe stU, Iii in
the northwest and are delayed net only
by snow, but by the exceedingly low
Temperature which makes it impossible
to keep up full head Of steam.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

Henry Name, y well-known
New York lawyer and prominent
in Jewish social and charitable
lcirrIrs of that city and Brooklyn,
committed suicid" in the Hotel
h".tou, Philadelphia, sometime
bctNc'" midnight Sunday and
noon MondAy, by swallowing car
h"i'2 Hc!d. Although the mans
d"&,h WAS known by the hotel
p'Yp," Monday night at 6 o'clock,
70 Inlbto1y was given the affair
ami yesterday morning, after the
t'ud9 h;.@t been removed to the cs-
'nh'lshluat OF Coroner's Under
liaErr ARMSTRONG, ut Sixteenth
s'F",j AMI Columbia avenue.
An inquest later in the day ba-
fore ,proN"r Dugan failed to cs-
Iirhu,t @l,y fHason for the man tax
Ii'& lis III" and Bcrtram U. Name
.ot &c. $40 Union street, Brook
,i'u, a hruthcr, who came to the
.r..} IN tho afternoon and returns
Jed .o~' ,J4i,t ~lth the body, was
uca'la 10 a,s;sn any reason, say
nag 'hu' hl# brothers business
."rd fyuljy rai.tions were in the
best ,,Dry
It'pIstSuf i $. Grohe of thcWater
!,,rn.,llR~ut Wa, unable to be at
hi ul'ro yesterday on account Of
,iiJnas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

WASHINGTON, Jan 20 Assistant
Postmaster General Madden has for
warded to the house a draft of a bill
or provision for incorporation into the
postofiice appropriation bill TO permit
the payment OF postage i'll bulk on
large quantities of third and fourth
class mail matter without stamps AZ
fixed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

GEGRGETONN. $. e.. jan 29.--EX-
President Cleveland and party came
up from the shooting preserves at Ford
Poll yesterday on I'll" government
launch Water Lily and left in their pri-
waite car attached to the northbOuIlG
train 1t 4:3O O'Clock. The party car
ricd large bag OF ducks along aud
seemed in good spirits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

BOSTON. Jan. 20 Everybody con-
nC'lci with the transfers strike is
anXionsIy awaiting the outcome of
the injunction proceedings instituted
against the union men by the X. $.
Were begun before Judge Bvaiey in
the superior court Monday and still
continue, but which. Judging from
the progress alrendy made, will not
u" concluded l"fore Friday. Mean.
time the Brine conrany's teams are
working under police guard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29
We Recommend.

three kinds OF canned goods: Hon-rs,la, 10
corn. 2!c re, csn II 26 Der dozen; SOLD Nna,
Tomatoes iOc per can 81 10 per doze, I'rEin.
ley sirted Pc ~ l5c. per can 81 Go per Io2ou
ut D.-W Lynch L. Co . 4th a.iI .duuIsou
sth and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29
ira 20 hague Arrested

Nurrl., y jan. l7.-Frank Nom
ta2uc d Iun.i dealer. was arrested
here to-day charged with stealing
a col OF cooper wire and number oil
copper cuffs from the warehouse of
the DcIhwa are q Atlantic Telephone.
Compn , 1t This place last Friday
n,ght.
The prisoner is the iathero: VIM.
Mon a,.ue, who shot a policeman IN
PhlH6e pha several weeks ago.
The pr G. found the stolen wire
and culs under pile Of shavin.s
in Montague s stable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-~Threc persons
were Instantly killed and four serious
~ injured by Michigan Central train
nj - crossing at West Huiumond Ind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

The charges preferred by the
REPUBLICAN during the past year
that lottery policy writing aud gam
bling had police protection in Wal
ming ton. have been sustained and
the Police Com MISSION has relieved
'hlef OF Police Massey from duty.
Per Jury was committed during the
course of the hGarn. of the case
and now the l;ErIBLlCAN demands
the immediate discharge Of all who
SO testified. Our reporters knew
that policy writing was protected
in Wilmington aud pub ished the
news
From time to time the movements
oil the gamblers were no1ccd aud
finally il made no difference 10 is
when the testimony was taken he-
hind closed doors. We had no per
sonal fight with CHIEF Massey and
arc sorry he allowed hmse 10 be-
GO me the tool OF the gamblers. The
best evidence that Captain Black
was not and could not be reached
is that the gamblers are trying 10
get him Oft the force So that thew
viii have everything open to run
the business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

The Rev. X Hasfin has clio. ed p SUI,
cessful revival in at Zion Baptist thu I'll
1T which ths Rev. ". II Holiday il 90,
tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

THERE appears to be quite a di(-
terence between the claims of The
Street aud Sewer Department aud
The Directors Of the Peoples line
Manager Crooks says he is ready
and willing to pay what the CON.
paay owes as loon as a correct
statement is made out by the CITY
department. The railway CON-
pany Set up tine contention that
they should not de charged for old
payements which are two-thirds
worn out This appears to b..
nothing more than aair and ust
aud the matter should be adjusted
on a business like basis as soon as
possible. 1t is strange that the
matter should have been left Tor
settlement until now as the road
has been completed several months
ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

Two THHWTFU FTUXFN III JdpHH.
LONDON, Jan. %. Tie Tokyo cor.
respondent Of The Daily EXprrss ca
bl"s that over 300 soldiers have been
frozen to death in northern Japan,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

The REPUBLICAN has some old
subscribers on it's list Numerous
names can he found that have taxi
en- this paper Tor 4O years or more.
Grandfather, iather and sou follow
down in succession and many of
them are SO accustomed TO it that
they would rather 20 without their
meals than without this paper.
Several Of these old residents
lately for some means have stopped
their paper, but like the prodigal
son, they have come back, one by
one, and ordered it sent again be-
cause wife and children want It.
This is the hold that the REPuRLI.
CAN has on its readers in New Cas-
tie county IN particular.
The farmers want it so they can
see who Is selling out in the winter
and spring months. Their wives
want it because they have been
used TO reading 1t slnce !hev we're
children aud have been accustomed
to look over 1t for the news of the
dav
The REPUBLICAN has been cs-
tablished siucc 1882 and printed
its fret paper on Washing ton
hand press. 1t had the first steam
power press in Delaware. Hoe
three revolution. This was follow.
ed by Potter press and that by
double cylinder Taylor press.
Eleven years ago Scott Web per-
tecting press was purchased and
has been in use ever since. The
press has never lost one edition and
in1a short time it will be supplant.
ed by 4, . and s page pertectlng
press.
Our aim is to make the paper
better and brighter THAI ever and
thus merit the liberal patronage
hich has been bestowed upon rs by
hose who expect 10 pay for what
hey receive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29


i Irf SpLT,GJ"N NLiNlARI IS avery
has had quite = lot If worl, IN ,hc
police luyestipa,ion. condu,-inr he
ease Tor -ha commissioners uho
testimony in thus celebrated c,s-
has taken over one thousand ,yn,
written nan.s for which ol,te ,
nee sum viii have Ia ba Maid "a
shorthand renortcrs ana TYNE,
writnrs an , n H., ,his k,,I If ,n,L
for uoihrr, ia lac dane hin.o,t
crslIt in M, ryc.1,yatI1n ,xn,},n.
rug 'nesscH an" e""" 'e'''@ me
s''Hs' N''h I'M" ne 's no" 'a''@a
upon 'o' an "t''h On '''m 'A2 street
. I'N He"er ''rec'G'a a !" whether
,"e s's"de" ~" ~ con ''tI was
'e.'' VI no. sac 'oha'e o'2h 5 n
Directors Of th, trDor,ncni IN.
,ity Solicitor has a.lc3 lor some
IltIe ,inc in r.rrnr y, n,,,r,o, &C
to ia ,e,ar,,v
n is proposed ia phiadc,piIiu
o' III wa" '""E ~ '""G
,.i s,,,,i ~, ,.'.' >>'',' I'''t'"' s
..,'. ~ r,.' ,on >''''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29
-. DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
rum isnED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
5. T.. COR. 1tiLD AND KING STREETS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 70, ,oo2.

Entered at the Post Office ut Wil,nln ton
Del as second-cia mail matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

! tneV SHOULD not oe Charged tor Old
pavements which are two-thirds
worn out This appears to b..
nothing more than fair and just
and the matter should be adjusted
on a business like basis as soon as
possible. 1t is strange that the
matter should have been left Tor
settlement until now as the road
has been completed several months
ago.
1T would be well for our State de-
tectlves to ferret out the cause of so
many fires during this month in our
CITY. Monday Was certainly ban
ncr day and no less than three fires
were ab!aze tor our tire ladies 10
put out. 1t has been severe strain
upon our fire department bat the
boys responded promptly at every
alarm and kept the fires from spread
1ng to adjoining property. We are
OF the oplnion that there are eu-
tircly too many fires and they are
not all accidental. Flrebuss are
evidently about. The county work.
house should be their home.
WHAT rhianthropsts some peo-
pie are. Willard Salisbury made
a proposition to the Street and
Directors at their NEE ting held on
tuesday mornlny, winch sounds
fa'r on the surface. lie asked Tor
permission on the part OF the Amer
lean Street Lighting COMPANY, to
bid Tor Lighting the city with gas
i1nns lie offered to save the civ
$40 100 year Oh the present ti,
ufcs ana give the ctv the fixtures
at the expiration Of the contract
There are otner companies who
want 70 save the cltlzeIs money
and are anxious 10 bid ii the mat
ter should be re opencd.
lHE farmers OF ChristiaDa ard
Mil Creek hundreds have Tor Years
been eompe!le! to pay toll on the
Newport pix. and they thlnG the
tiai: has arrived to have ii done
away With. We certainly think +,
is high time that the travelling pup
lie were Awakcned to the necessity
oil a better road TO oar city. Wi'h
TINS purpose 10 vie" meeting 0
the commuters aud pub-
aie Will be held in the town Of New
port In James Po!~ $ shops ca Non
day night, February Sd. at st,
clock. Those interest d shou &!
lutn out and SHOW by their urrs-
=hcc that they are 10 favor OF a free
road and better highway.
The Morning News surprised It,
readers TO-DAY bv furnishing tn
extraordinary news THAI th4 ro,,
raldcd several bawdv housc. ln
night ami de a '4sAlt ''oae nu..
area or more marc persoNs wcr
escol ted to thc CITY hail. W.
we'll, will wonders never ce,,s.
How did they scL The 'u,arc Der
son@ ami their colts up tha stan.
IN The CITY haN: We supoos. Ga
the sheets .! ,ne Morning News
l'itRE are greatnanv anXIol.
persons who say they wanl ma
shonV worse Than rGalir wautci
hcsc are the men who cXncrt
ne Candidate. fJr III. coanty T.,
hoes The Republican priv Va
have to impI owe or some ~, thar Ca
d.adlcs al the ueNi election or the
"itl be wlnc! oil til. .Acc ui the
earth, politically srcAn,ns.
POSSIBLY The blizzard which q,
SUNDAY Nat:l the ,llY OF AIi,k..
2ou. 'ilch., is the worst that HAS
Nt~tle! that secuol IRIS winter
Ne snow commenced 10 tai q,
Sunday and Continual all t,. and
the day following wh.'e ,he tner-
'nomcter has res!alcrel around
zero This BEATS Wnmtny,oo
a hollow
Fought Duo Nth ,xcs.
Harrington, Del, Jan. q. Geo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29

lI'iRE are great:nanv anXpo I.
persons who say they want va
!npn' worse man realty wantci .
hese are the mcn who cxncut
be Candidate. for III. coanty IL.
hoes The kepub.can p,rr vr
nave to improve or some u! their G..
Q'eAles al the ueNt election or the
VAL be WIG! oil tn. dee vi the
earth, politically srcAnin,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
AT THE RESORTS.
Observation-Disclosures


Today Is A. 0. U. w. day at saltair,
The local lodges, augmented by the
delegation from Park City, which came
I'm on a special this morning, are enter
tanning the visitors from the east.
Twenty three Pullmans were hauled
out 10 Saltair yesterday with the Shrin-
ers on board As many more Will nave
been pulled out BY tonight
The bookings for saltaIr next week.
to date are; Thursday sixteenth ward
Elders, Friday Young Peoples Chris
tian Union saturday, kimball day, All
Hallow's college field day,
Excursion Agent Bean Of Lagoon has
secured the following dates for next
week. Thursday Nineteenth ward and
the Weber Stake academy; Friday, sec
ond and Third wards; Saturday, Y. Z.
NJ. J. shoe factory employees.
The Wasatch summer resort will be
opened for the season on Saturday, June
"a. with Mis- Eta Morrison OF ST.
George In charge OF the corps OF as
sistants at the hotel. Reports from
the resort are that the grounds are In
st<kdd condition and the place never
looked better. There are Indications
that there win be some lively competi-
ton In the matter OF transportation,
which will have the effect Of somewhat
cutting down expenses incident to
stay in the mountains and daily trip
TO town on the part OF the bread win
ner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
YOUNG MAN KILLED.
Net Death Oh Rails Near Idaho Line
Last Night.

An unknown young man, supposed to
be the son Of Ex-Agent Goodwin at
Dewey, was killed on the oregon Short
Line last night AT point near the state
line. 1t Is thought that he was beating
his way on No, last night and in some
manner lost his hold and was ground
to pieces by the train The remains
were picked up by No, this morning
at daybreak and placed In a sack
which was left at Cornish. The body
OF the unfortunate young fellow was
literally ground TO pieces and scattered
along the track for a considerable dis
lance.
Another accident occurred on the
Short Line last night when a man, who
subsequently gave the name Of Claude
sch0held, lost his right foot. He was
riding on the brakebeam Of freight
and when the train stopped at Center
vile he attempted 20 set on with the
result that he was caught beneath the
wheel OF car, His right foot was cut
completely off lie was Nter brought
into 81. Marks hospital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
THE BUSINESS
OUTLOOK BETTER.
~~
Peace in South Africa Greatly I'm
proves II,
BIG HOME CONSUMPTION.
Producers May Not be Able 20 Take
Advantage of Demand-No Adj
vance In Steel Rail Prices,

New York, June CIR. @. Dun S
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row viii say; Peace in South Africa
has greatly improved the outlook. For
sIgn industrial markets VIII quickly
benefit by the development OF that
country, while a return TO active gold
mining will have helpful influence In
monetary circles. Owing to the pres
emit exceptional home consumption, pro-
ducers In this country may not be able
TO take advantage OF the Indirect el-
facts which must be beneiiclal.
Domestic conditions have sun
but the one drawback OF la
Dor disputes, which have reduced
the earning power OF large force
Outside the limits Of this influence
there III little cause for complaint. Or
ders are large and distribution Is less
Interrupted by the shortage of cars
Railway earnings for May show an IN.
crease Of 6,S per cent over last year ana
ia per cent over 1900.
Contrary to expectations, the leading
producers maintained their conserya-
tive position by making no advance In
the price OF steel rails for delivery IN
1903, Notwithstanding the very material
rise that has occurred in pig iron.
Satisfactory weather In the leading
producing regions had depressing In
nuence on grain quotations, and last
weeks advance was lost. Cash prices
we're slow to react. owing 10 the ex-
trelnely strong statistical position, but
the next crop options fully reflected the
program at the farms.
Failures this week In the United
States were 2is, against 1874 last week,
1872 the preceding week and 1856 the
corresponding week last year and IN
Canada 10. against 20 last week. IA the
preceding week and 20 last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
BLACK HAWK VETERANS
Address a Communication to Senator
Raylins on Reimbursement Matters.
Especial to the News

Especial TO the News
washington, d. c., June l.--senator
Rawlins has received eommunica-
ton from the veterans OF the Black
Hawk indian war residing at Gunnison
asking him to use every endeaVor 70
secure the passage OF the biz recently
introduced by him to reimburse VIC
s,ote NJ ,itnh for expenses Incurred In
aippressIng Indian hostllltles In the
Years 1861. The communication says.
Most all OF US veterans are now
growing old and not few have ue,
parted this life and left their aged
widows and all 10 stlll look forward
10 the time when Congress WIZ con-
slider fayorably and act upon the pay
ment OF honest debts
The senator has assured the veterans
he win do all in his power for the pas
sage of the bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
CHURCH NOTICES.

The quarterly conference Of the SAT-
Lake Stake Of Zion viii convene IN the
Assembly hall Salt Lake city, on sun
day June 8, at 10 a, m, and In the
Tabernacle ut p, m. and Z p M
A general attendance of all the OH"
GERS and members is requested.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH f. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. PENROSE.
Stake Presidency,
The annual conference Of the Sunday
schools OF Granite Stake will be held
on Sunday June 5, 1902 In the Sugar
House ward meeting house, at 10 am
2 d. m. and D. m. A meeting OF 0iil-
GERS and teachers will also be held az
the close OF the morning session. All
Sunday school workers and the gene
raj public are invited.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON,
RICHARD S. HORNE,
WILLIAM BRADFORD,
stake SUPPLEMENTARY,
j. LEO, FAIRBANKS,
Secretary,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Fourth quorum Of Seventy Will be held
on Monday evening next, at 5 o'clock,
In the Twenty-hrst ward meeting
house. All members are requested to
be present, as business Of importance
Will be transacted, II Is expected
that one Of the presidents OF the First
Council VIII be present.
First quorum OF Elders will meet
next Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
in the Seventeenth ward meeting house.
The regularly monthly meeting OF
the One Hundred and Thirty-eighth
quorum OF Seventy will be held In the
First ward annex, Monday evening"
June 8, at o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Sixteenth quorum Of Elders viii be held
in the First ward meeting house, Mon
day evening. June ., at 5 o'clock.
The Fourth quorum of Elders viii
hold It's regular monthly meeting Mon
day, June 3, in the Sixth ward as
sembly rooms, at o'clock. All Ell
ders In that nelghborhood are earnest
~ invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
SEVERE EXPERlECNE.
Junius Strlngfellow Becomes Involved
With Electric Wires.

Junlus Stringfellow, the H-year old
son Of George strlngfellow Of 20 East
Sixth South street Is lying at his home
IN serious condition resulting from
contact with live electric wire. HIS
right hand is terribly burned and II
may be that grave injuries have been
done him internally, The wire was ~
ing on the ground at the intersection
OF Seventh South and state street and
the first knowledge Junlus had OF II
was when the horse he was riding
stepped upon It. The animal hinged
into the air and continued 70 rear and
plunge around In wild excitement
Eventually Junius was thrown to the
ground and In some unaccountable
way he grasped the wire In hls hand
In his commissions under the electricity
he was thrown into a ditch OF water
that added several fold TO the severity
OF the current.
He screamed wildly In his fright and
pain and number Of men were soon
attracted 10 the spot but the difficulty
they encountered in attempting 20 free
the young mans hand from the wire
was 80 great that II looked as II he
would be burned up before any as
sistance could be rendered him. Pres
emily a street car came By and the mo-
torman disconnected the wire and thus
stopped the current.
The poor boy by this time was as
limp as a rag and almost unconcious,
Some Of his friends picked him up and
carried him to his home where he was
given medical attention, While the
young man Ia severely burned a fatal
result is not looked for by the physi~
clan or family
Junlus Il getting on as well as could
be expected under the circumstances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
issued during the week by Building In
spector Ulmer:
Mrs. Minnie Lambourne, 52i Sixth st.,
frame cottage, 500.
j. NJ. Harvey. l22 west Fourth South,
brick cottage, 5000.
j. NJ. Harvey, No. / Devon Court,
brick cottage, 1880.
]. Livingston, 1853 south Seventh East,
brick addition, $1,000.
D,G,stuart, FAC Ivan Court, brick addl-
tion, 5000
Mrs A, G. Stafford, Douglas Ave,
frame cottage. $500.
h. 3. Yeamans 7l3 south Sixth East,
frame addition, $50.
Mrs. M. X, Clayton, Fourth South
and Second West, brick cottage, u .0N
William Powell, North Temple be-
tween Seventh and Eighia West. brick
cottage, $3.50.
.. A. NJ. soc'y, Agrlctl. PIX, frame adj
dillon, 5000.
John Harris, 2Ss Sixth East, double
brick residence, $1,000
Joseph Mathews, Sixth East between
Tenth and Eleventh South, brick cot.
tage, $500
W, r.. Pickering, Seventh street be.
tween | and ]. brick cottage. 81 1000.
r. II, Anderson, 6S west First South
two story brick addition, $50.
Total 800 300
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
HEALTH REPORT.
Increase of Nine Cases Of Scarl't
Fever over Last Week.

For the week ending June T. Is births
were reported to the board OF health
the number OF each sex being equal
The deaths reported for the same
period were l6, OF which were males
and females. Two bodies were
brought here from outside points for
burial. There were 81 cases Of scarlet
fever IN the city at the close Of last
weeks report, During the week 10 new
cases were reported and cases having
been released. left go cases In quaran-
tine. OF diphtheria there were new
cases reported during the week and
the same number discharged, leaving
cases In the city, the same as the
previous week Three new cases OF
smallpox developed during the week
ond two were discharged, leaving II
cases In detention as compared with 10
for the week preceding. Five cases Of
typhoid fever remained In the city from
last week. one new case having been
reported and having died left 5 cases
at the close Of this report