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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-11-06

Improvement was noted. on tho sen,
q the condition of William l.. Elklrs.
the Philadelphia iinaurier, II was
stated that there was no change In his
condition and that he was resting
easily.
The w. Dewc's wool plant Of tho
American Sheet Steel Co, at McNees-
port, Pa. employing $500 men. re-.
sumed operations on the 3oth, after .
shutdown Of several weeks.
Robbers. on the 3oth. made the sec
ond attempt within month TO crack
the safe OF the bank of Pilot Grove,
Mo. but failed They took $50 from the
cash drawer
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks, widow
of the late vicc-president who is III at
Indianapolis Ind. was reported by he"
physicians. on the Goth. to be shining
rapidly.
Miss Henrietta Adams, OF Cascville.
Mich. en- the 30th, was given verdict
of S3a0 c3 damages against Robert
Stuart Baker. wel-known young So
ciety man of Grand Rapids. Mich, for
breach of promise. The trial was
sensational one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-11-06
ExPRESSMEN L0SETHE FIGHT
They Are willing IN go Hack 10
Work as soon rs the Conn
Monies VIII Employ Them.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. w c.
Fleming. national organizer Of the
brotherhood Of Railway Expressme
Monday night notified the striking en-
ployes Of the Pacific Express Co. that
they had lost their fight. and he adj
viscd them, II possible. 10 make their
peace with the express company. A
large number Of the local strikers,
numbering $50. are willing 10 90 back
10 work as soon as the company Will
lake them back. They have heen told
that they must resign from the Broth
erhood OF Railway Expressnlen before
they would be employed. T.iis union
has been in existence little more than
year. and the loss of this strike. II
Is said will seriously injure its pres
tire. National Organizer Fleming said
that The strike failed because Of the
large number OF desertions at st. Louis.
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LYNCHERS ARE INDICTED.
Persons Involved In the kIIlimg
OF Wyatt az Uel1rvIlie, III.

Bclloville. ILL.,. Nov 1.-THE st. Clair
county tIll.) grand jury adjourned Mon
day afternoon A. belleville after a
long and busy session. returning III
secret indictments against ~ rsons be-
lieycd by the grand Jury 10 nave taken
part on the lynching OF iEc negro
5, hoo-teachcr. Wyatt. who shot. but
rot fa'ally. County SUI erin,,ndent Of
Schools Hertel The names If the per-
sons indicted will be withheld Until
the capiases are scrvcd
During its deliberations The grand
jury examined z. witnesses in con-
rcction with the Wyatt case. many 81
whom were prominent citizens of Belle
Vile. The case was considered calmly
and exhaustively. and reflected the de-
termination Of the state authorities 10
prosecute those who had pla. cd part
ir the affair.
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CHINA APPEALS
TO UNITED STATES
Secretary Hay Refuses to Help Drive
Russia From Manchuria.
WE ARE MOT INTERESTED
As Long a~ our Manrhurian Rights
Are strictly observed the Gov
eminent Viii Take No Ac-
ton ia the Matter.

Washington. Nov 3.-China has
asked the United States 10 help her
force Russia TO eyacuate Manchnria-
The administration has refused 10 in
tcrfcre unless American commercial
treaty interests are injured BY the pres
ence of Russian troops in China. With
out the support OF some pow crful ma
ZION China will not act independently,
SO this phase OF the far eastern situa-
ton promises TO remain unchanged, al
least until the ratification by the
United States senate and the crown at
Picking Of the American-Ch,rese COM
merclal treaty signed al Shanghai Oc-
toher =
Sir Chentung LANG Cheng. the Chi
ncse minister. called on Secretary Hay
AT the state department Mon..ay morn
ing Under Instructions from his gov
orrment he called Mr.. Hays attention
10 what he already knew. and private
iy deplored that Russia had not with
drawn from Manchuria the last OF the
troops which occup "a Chinese terri
tory in the Boxer revolt OF 1900.
Sir LANG declared China considered
this a direct violation of q Russian
pledge that the last imperial troops
would eyacuate Manchuria October ).
1903 He admitted that. unaiucd China
IS practically powerless 10 prevent the
continued occupation If Manchuria-
Therefore il lad been decided 10 ap-
peal to the United States for aid.
The American goNernm. nj was
chosen a. an object Of appeal because
il had only commercial and not polit-
zeal interests in the far east and be-
cause Secretary Hay, in 1890. had in
augurctcd by a note adore s-ed 10 all
the allied powers policy for the entity
OF China. which obtained tie with
drawal from China Of all foreign troops
except the legation guards al Peking
and Russian regiments in Marchuria.
Sir Lang expressed the ardent desire
OF his government that the United
States take some action 10 complete the
evacuation OF Chinese territory by the
Russian troops The reoccupa'icn OF
Mukden. one of the ports. the opening
of which 10 world commerce Is pro-
vided by the Amercan-Chinesc COM
mercial treaty. is not the specific point
Oh which China appeals 10 tie United
states. Her request is based on the
failure OF Russia TO leave Nanchu.ia
on October 5. Secretary Hay. in re-
plying to Sir Liang. told him In sub
stance that the United States would
take no action unless their treaty rights
are injure
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NORWAY, SWEDEN, OENMApy|
Each Nation Has Promised to Make
Fine Exhibits a, Worlds Fair.
Special Co-nmis~Iore- Host.,
'"s' "es"rn"d and nrirgs New.
of Rabbits 90 Br MAD.

New York. Nov. 3-Charles ~ Eot,
saat. special commissioner from M :,
Louis Worlds fair 10 Sweden xo~y,,.
ana Denmark, has reached this nv, a.,
er and absence OF year ana d half in
the interests II the cxDoslti,, liz :.
the bearer of personal mass,.... $50
King Christian OF Denmark ~ pr...
dent Roosevelt and to David p rr.r-
cls. president Of The ST Louis exposi-
ton. The ling sends his mos, cordia,
greeiins 10 President Roosevelt, and ~
President Francis personal messac.
Of regret that MIR. Francis npon NJ
recent trip To Europe did not visi, Scan
dinayia
MI hohisaat reports that in Sweden
10000 crowns has been appropriate,
for an art and educational exhibit ana
that there will be a large iniepandeni
exhibit OF indus,r.aIs. The national
enthusiasm is so great regarding ne
project that 1000 crowns were an
propriated last month TO build a ma
'ional pavilion. a COPY of famous pal
ace in Stockholm. which is 10 he used
as clubhouse during the exposition
The Indications are most favorable re-
garding Norway and Denmaiks por
ton. One hundred crowns has been
appropriated BIZ each nation. and 4 il
promised that the porcelains Of Copen-
hagen Will form the finest exhibit Of
the kind ever made
Mr.. kChlsaat met with tac utmost
cordially in Scandinavia. and il was
TO him Gustaf. the crown prince q.
Sweden. recently expressed e desire %
visit America ard 'hc worlds fair next
year
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MRS. CUTLER HUNG IN EFFIc Y
lrste CisIscu~ az Bunk~r MIN Not
sattsaed With the Way Courts
Have Dealt with Case.

Bunker Hill. Ill. Nov. 3.-That the
people Of Bunker Hill are not salts
fed with the way the courts have deal.
with Mrs. Ida Cutler Tor the alleged
murder OF Ewart. a six-year-old lad
was made evident Monday evening
Upon the telephone wires at the inter
section OF two Of the principal streets
In the business portion Of the town
was the figure Of woman bearing the
lame Of Mrs. Cutler. Placards wcre
placed at numerous places about town.
each bearing upon the case The wom-
on representing Mrs. Cutler was cut
down at an early hour this mornine
by the police. but the rope from which
II was suspended still hangs Mrs
Culler's trial will be held in CarlinvilIe
on Thursday Of this week.
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Latest Happenings Within the Boz.
dezS Of Our Own State.

Indianapolis. Ind Nov. 2.--"Thc evil
dence in support Of the plea OF insanity
is inconc,usive and unsatisfactory,
said Judge Bowling. OF the supreme
court OF Indiana. in summing up tho
Hoover case. The court handed down
it, decision on the appeal OF attorneys
for Edward Hoover for new rial
Hoover killed his tather-in-law, Frank
Sutton. last May. He has been waiting
in his cell in Michigan City prison for
the court TO act on his case. The court
affirmed the decision Of the Marion
county criminal court and the con-
demned man must hang. The dale OF
his execution is November IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-11-06

Martinsville. Ind, Nov Clinton
the 20-year-old son of Marion Godsey.
OF Baker township. was visited by
women OF the neghborhood and Sc
verely whipped. He is accused of nav-
ing treated his parents very badly at
divers times and making hrrats
against them ii they should tell Of his
mstreatment. He is said TO have OK
torted money from his father and
mother and used ii for procuring drink.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-11-06

Charlottesville. Ind. Nov. 2.-,nrco
students received serious injuries. and
many others were bruised In the II. Il
Wabash college class fight between
sophomores and freshmen. The Sc
riously hurt are: Stone. Arthur D..
Goshen. Ind. ankle broken; Klein. Al
thur. Elkhart. three ribs broken; Da-
Wis. W. o.. Charlottesville knee cap
dislocated The battle waged holly for
an hour. There were over 100 students
in the melee. which took place Oh the
campus
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Goshen. Ind. Nov. 1.-The Oldest
practitioner in Elkhart county. DR.
Frederick Herring. of this city. cele-
brated his ninetyfrst birthday ami
versary at his home. surrounded b. his
children and grandchildren. He vas
born in Lennop. Prussia. coming TO
America in 1855. and was located for
a short time in Milwaukee. then COM
ing TO Goshen. where he has since
lived.
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Seymour. Ind. Nov 1.-The Hoosier
Crude Oil company has been organized
for the purpose Of developing an oil
lease secured by 1t in the Kansas field.
There are rs men. all of Seymour and
vicinity. In the company. Their lease
adjoins land on which there are now
several good wells.
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Marion. Ind. Nov. 2.-Judging from
the reports concerning several Ias
wells recently drilled. ii will be a long
time before the supply Is entirely ex-
hausted. In the l.aiountain field. the
Marion Gas company has strucH a
gusher. which, il is claimed. is good
for 100000 feet daily. Three other
wells have been completed this week.
which. il is SAID. will furnish from
.5oo,o oG to 100000 feet each.
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Loporte. Ind. Nov 1.-The Beam
murder trial has begun in the Lake
circuit court. Truman Beam is a farm
er about IS years old. unmarried. and
Is charged with choking Miss Mar Id
Lawrence. aged 10. to death. because
she Tilted him. She was living al
the Beam home en- farm near VAL
paraiso. and was found dead in the
morning. and marks of fingers wer'
plain on her throat
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President Roosevelt was As years old
on the 9th. He had the distinction
of being the first president Of the
United States to celebrate such o
youthful birthday in the White House,
and nearly every caller that visited him
in his Office made point Of congratu.
latinG him upon tina; fact
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Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. ITO rescue
her pet cog about 10 be vivisected. Mrs.
W. n Parks. Of 1921 East Pratt street.
forced her way into the Eclectic mcdl-
cal college. although 30 students
sought to prevent her She recovered
the dog. but only after she had struck
several OF her opponents.
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Franklin. Ind. Nov 2.--During the
absence of DR.. J. II. I-anham someone
entered his ONCE and stole his college
diploma. taking II from the frame On
the wall. 1t is supposed that II was
the work Of some fake doctor who
needed a diploma. This is the second
occurrence Of the kind here within
year or two. DR.. J. N. Records as
the other victim
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Fort Wayne. Ind. Nov. Stewart
A. Workman was married recently. but
scarcely had the honeymoon passed be-
fore his young wife brought suit for
divorce. He attempted suicide by fir
ing bullet into his breast. and he
was removed TO the hospital, apparent
ly beyond recovery. Workman is an in
surance solicitor
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Berlin. Nov 3.--The funeral Of Prof.
Mommscn. who died in Char Gutenberg
Sunday. probably will not b. held be-
fore Thursday. as several Of the cab
inc minister's who will he prsscnt must
attend the openi,g Of the academy q
Poscn on "Wednesday.
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AT largely ATTENDED meeting Of
fishermen along the Ilinois river, At
Sphinx Lake. ILL.,, fishing preserve,
an organization was effected. on the
2Cth, by the election Of Brant Evans.
Spring Lake, president, and J. T. IIy-
ers. Pelsin, secretary. Tho object was
to fight the game wardens, whom they
accused Of making illegal seizure o.
nets.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-11-06

In the 81. Louis United States dis
trict court, on the 9th. Judge Adams
overruled Judge Krum's demurrer to
the indictments against Thomas
+. Barrett. John p. Dolan and Frank
Garrett. The men were charged with
having aided and abetted in procuring
false naturalization papers from the st.
Louis court of appeals.
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Washington, Nov. admiral Wash
ingt0, l.. Caps, the newly appointed
constructor Of the navy. who succeeds
Kear-Admiral Bowles. assumed the
dot!cs Of his new Office at tn. navy 70.
rartment Monday.
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Marion. Ind. Nov Miss Cora
Bowman. -. deeply IN love with VIII
liam Lennon and In despondency be-
cause Of his dissolute character. took
morphine and died in short time M.
ter medical aid reached her.
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Andrews. Ind. Nov. THE Fort
Wayne Association OF Congregational
Ministers aud Churches. in session
here. passc1! resolutions indorsing the
movement for the union Of the Meth
odist Pr ''estant. United Brethren and
Congree a,.cnai churches.
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Richmond. Ind. Nov. 2.-Dispa;ches
from Chicago announce the arrest OF
Ben X. Schrader on charge Of forgery
Schrader was until recently employed
at the Wescott hotel. this city. Il is
alleged he casbed checks bearing he
forged signatures of George III. Knoll
lenberg and George II Love. promi-
nent Richmond business men.
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New York. Nov. 3-Domiaico Bas-
het'o. who has wife and several chill
drcn In. Italy. was SO insfstent Monday
that Mrs. Giuseppe Denicol1. Of West
Hotoken. elope with him. that she shot
and killed him at her home.
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A cablegram from Paris, on the Goth.
gave the first Information from France
that the French government was at
work on revision of its treaty with
the United States which may open
way for the extradition of Ellis Vain.
wright. indicted by the ST. Louis Crane
Jury on a bribery charge.
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Mrs. Catherine Reddv. CT Yonkers. ~
Y. was awarded, on the Goth, YER
dict OF $4,000 in suit for 100000 dam
ages against the New York Central
railroad. This was said TO have been
the largest verdict for a woman against
a railroad company ever rendered in
New York state
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A gas discovery in the Brenning ba-
sin. IL miles west of Douglas. Wyo.,
on the 18th. caused excitement. and
crowds rushed TO the scene The flow
was struck at depth Of AIS feet. and
was so great that II forced the heavy
drill out of the well and threw gravel
and dirt over the top Of the derrick.
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A grand jury to investigate charges
of boodling on the board of education
in Kansas City, kas. and to take &C
tion to suppress gambling and close sa-
looms operating In violation Of the pro-
hibitory law. was ordered on the 2Sth.
by Judge z. l.. Fischer. Of the district
court. to convene at the December
term.
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BY the tragic death of Mrs. Emma
th-Tucker, second daughter of Gen
William Booth, founder Of he Saliva
tion Army. who was killed in the
wreck of the east-bound California
train NJ. 2 near Dean Lake. Mo. east
Of Kansas City. on the 2sth, the army
suffered an irreparable loss
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Joseph Monroe, who was the Oldest
resident farmer Of Shelby county. ILL.,,
died on the 27th. at his home. near
Pana. Ill, aged IS years. He was a
direct descendant of James Monroe.
nth president of the United States.
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Circuit Attorney Folk, of st. Louis
announced. on the 9th. that he hac
selected Chief of Detectives William
Desmond as one of the men who will
go 10 Gaudalajara, Mexico, TO bring
Charles Kraft back TO st. Louis.
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Washington. Nov. 3.--.Judre Pritch-
ard has set November 2. as the date
for beginning hearings In the post ONCE
fraud cases. The first case to be taken
up will be that Of the ~ vernmens
against A. w. Macten. former chief
OF the free delivery service.
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Gov Sanford B. Dole of Hawaii has
been warmly recon mended 10 succeed
Judge Estee, on the Hawaiian bench
ard Senator Cullom and w. Haywood
who represents the Honolulu chamber
of commerce in Washington. called on
the president, on the 29;h. in Gov
Does interest.
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Lord Strathcona Canadian high COM
missioner, accepted the nomination &c
the CHARACTERISTIC of Aberdeen tScot-
land) university The nomination was
offered TO Andrew Carnegie. who de-
clined ii in favor of Lord Strathcona
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The trial Of r. Seymour Darlington,
charged with the murder Of james p.
Mccain. at Bonfls station. ST. Louis
county. Mo, June Is. was. on the 29th,
set for December IA before the circuit
court in Clayton. Mo.
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A cablegram received at Washing.
ton. ID. c.. on the 3oth. from Minister
Powell at San Domingo. reported thaS
conditions in the republic were in
state of great disturbance.
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Chief OF Detectives William Desmont
end Sheriff Joseph Dickmann. of st
Louis. departed for Cuadalalara. Mex
leo. on the 29th. 10 bring Charles
Kratz. the renowned fugitive boodler
home for trial for the crime of ibery
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Rear Admiral Francis T. Bcwics
chief of the bureau of construction ano
repairs of the navy department. on the
2oth. rendered his resignation as an
officer in the United States navy 10 the
president, and it was accepted. to take
effect on the 3lst
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Cincinnati will make an effort to get
the republican national convention
next year. The subject will be brought
up by Senator Hanna. Harding and My
ron T. Herrick.
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Acting Secretary of the Navy Oar
ling. on the 2Sth. sen. orders TO the
Norfolk tVa.) navy yard for the cruiser
Baltimore to procasd forthwith TO Pu-
erto Plata San Domingo. TO look after
American interests at that b.ockadec
pert.
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Gen Nelson A. Miles. in Seattle.
Wash. on the 2sth.. on his way east.
denied that he had any interests in
Texas or that he would sNake that state
his home.
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VICTIMS OF CAR ACCIDENTS
SUE THE TRANSIT COMPANY.
Eleven Suits for Damages Aggregat-
ing 100000 Are Filed, Making
Thfrty-Four Cases in Two Days.

Suits for damages aggregating 1900 were
filed against the St Louis Transit Com
psny in the Circuit Court yesterday. MAX
ing over $4,000 in claims which have been
brought against the company in the last
two days.
BERNARD Zander asks $4,000. alleging that
his left leg was broken by being thrown
from q lumber wagon on South Broadway
that was struck by a car December 10.
Joseph Karrus, ST.. sues for $5,227 for IN
furies alleged TO have been sustained June
8 1901 BY buggy in which ,s re o WAS riding dim
wes broken and he was otherwise injured
Roe shpp sues for Soe3 for s an,n sah.s a.
n a collision between a wagon IN winch ne
, was riding and a car; His right iee wal
Mr.. Maggie Page alleges thet sne W. Wa,
thrown from a car while aligntint; e,
head and face were injured ana heI
sight impaired. She sues for S2.eoi.o oain'
age ss.rt Williams asks for 1900 for injur,s.
a. his thirh. knee, breast and bach; q,
aver that on January 10 ne Wa
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from a mail wagon. which he was driving

from mail wagon, which he was driving.
by collision with q car
charles Clarke states that on October %
a four-horse wagon he was driving was
struck by car. and; that several Of his
rips We're broken his shoulder sprained and
MS mead bruised. He sues for $1,000.
alleged to have been sustained by car in
which plaintiff was passenger running in
Beaumont street.
L R. Rhodes sues for damages, alleging
that he suffered partial paralysis in conse-
Quence of injuries.
Anshel Wladimirsky sues for $500 for
injuries alleged to have been sustained Oc-
toher i? by car colliding with a wagon at
FIorfssant and College avenues.
Henry K. Foster asks 81. 500 for injuries
by wagon being overturned at Broadway
lision.
Frank Schwalke sues for A,125, alleging
that he was thrown from a wagon and In
1ured at FIorissant and Pope avenues on
March 4
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NOR, 2; phthisis and tuberculosis pulmon,
16: marasmus. 8: bronchitis, 10; pneumonia,
%; other diseases Of the respiratory organs,
s: diseases of the circulatory system, L.:
meningitis and encephalitis. 6: commissions
and trismus. 6: other diseases of the brain
and nervous systeisS "a: cirrhosis Of the
itonitis. 8: Eastritis. 2: Brights disease, L:
nephritis. 10: other diseases Of the urinary
2; hamilton 3; senility. Is; other develop
mental diseases. 6; suicide. 10; homicide, q:
accident. l.
Twenty-Five were / year or under. % be-
tween / and years and s. between and
60 years. Thirty died in public institutions
and 10 were Coroner's cases.
Eleven cases of smallpox were reported.
with deaths: diphtheria, rs cases,
deaths: scarlatina. 81 cases. ! death: tyo
pho,d fever. is cases. s 6ea his; measles. ~,
cases, no deaths; whooping couph, Z cases.
deaths; consumption, II cises, all resulting
fatally.