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New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
HANDICAP FOR SISS LEE.
Martin Lands Death a Winner
Tootsy Mack in Front.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrnuNr.l


New-orleans. jan 1.-THE racegoers got a touch
OF winter at the Fair Grounds this afternoon. and
between the races the crowd kept within the in
closed part of the stand. Edith May won the open-
ins race. but was outrun the middle of the
stretch, and had 10 do her best TO catch the light
weighted Flight. dozen maldens We Mt to the poss
IN the second race. with Atlinda and Evelyn Kin
sey equal favOrites- Martin got AiIiuda away In
front and won IN a ronp by three lengths
Martin lad all the best OF the other riders in the
third race He gave Death 4 perfect ride and
brought the old gelding home winner by length
ahead or Merry Acrobat. James Arthur's Siss Lee
OF which much had been expected in recent starts
put who failed To MAKE good. finally rewarded her
oichSIs oy winning the haudcap b. length from
rtoHS. 1OOtsey MACK, hal-slSter 20 the great
11eIlllS. beat MiSce l!antOUS in the ufln race
q selilng affair. Lee hIng was nearest 10 her 81
mdIleS: 9--'-
First (six furIcngs)-Edth May 1oS LIVINGSTON,
Sanders l10 tNlccD, 10 /. tnird Time ia Range
~ AoTsl sand BaEn. LampLgnt and Garrett
second race and a half furIongs-AIlinda 1Os q
M Al to O. won Jeen 11O QOboinsJ. 50 to l.
80. 81 Blue Evelyn hlnsey, Diplomat, Birch lo,
% sew Amsterdam. Louise Connor. Rosa Williams
=, Ihl-d race l.Ile,-Desth a. Martini 10 won;
cI9usAI l-sl tSchIngl 70 !, second Knogledga
hshleaWorth Jin Hale, Probable also ran
.6ul race handicap seven fu-longs-Slss Lee 80
second careless. 9S a. Henuessy). 10 j. tuird Time
-. Aa.ie Powers and Dal Mchenra also ran.
y Aertnl, 10 70 Lee King (Cocolol. so 10
second Homestead. ia (Schilng) /. third Time
Nai'hness. SigmUnd and Belle OF Milford also
~ Eth race mile and seventy yards)-Grsgor X III
s7cSud Lou NJ. 100 u. Hennessy1 2O0 l. third
e' i'fo7s- Roderick DhU Aues and GOldaga also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
HEAVY WIND FOR ICE YACHT RACE.
Boats Spun Round by Strong NOrthwester-
The Drub Finally First.

Red Bank. y J.. Ian. Is (SpecaD.-The tee
yachtsmen of the North Shrewsbury Club had an
other breezy experience this afternoon in steady
northwest wind that frequently lifted windward
runners The triangular course was sailed over
five times, a total distance OF twelve and a half
miles The starters were Charles p. 1rWIns
George William Whites AIistral. Willis & BuTd
Dru5 Newton DOrcIuUs's Atalanta, Ivy Hance
Northwest GiIligss & SicseIs Wizard Gran &
Morford's TyrO and Charles Aliens Edna NJ
The Drub was the hrst boat away, ard was going
down the river at d lively clip when she ran into
a hard gust OF wind which spun her around Ike
top. While Captain Burd was gettins her under
way again. three yachts passed him. amo2g them
being The Northwest, which cOEnpleted the lIst
lap before any OF the other yachLs. ne LfuD
crawIed 1p to second Ulace. with the George q
close third. On the second round the George
got first place and going about the stake
for the run down the river. when the Wla0
spun her around. The Drub tten took the lead
and held il 10 the Hnlsh. The Georgte was see
Ond and the Northwest third The Tyro had
several spinning turns bU- she managed 10 get Up
in fourth place She the only yacht IN me
feet that carried fall sail The time OF the yachts
was: DTub, z6.l7; George, 3f9i NortnWv,sl 80
TyrO Z7II; Edna n. Il1s Wizard, -i;4's AtaIahL4s
s032
The Misrral was hauled out on the second lAS
because of accident
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
JIU JITSU EXHIBITION FRIDAY.
Higashi Will Meet N. Y. u Athletes at
University Heights.

The intercollegiate gymnastic season viii open
next Friday night when the NewYork University
team will give It's annual midwinter exhibition In
the gymnasium at University Heights 1t was
originally planned to make this joint exhibition
with Harvard. but the faculty committee Of the
Crimson college would permit The team TO leave
Cambridge. Besides the regular team the following
have been secured: ". c. Belcher and L. : Peck.
former n. Y. L captains and intercollegiate cham
pions: ]. T. Otis of Princeton. and p. II KeEpf.
of the University Of Pennsylvania keLnpf IS the
present A a [. and intercollegiate CHAMPION
the flying rings. r. Weber and ", FoTsnan, OF the
s.. bartholomew A c. will give three bouts OF
catch-as-catch-can wrestling. A jiu jtsu Cxhibi-
ton by Higashi. who recently conquered AJAX
Whitman the strong man OF the New-York police
force will also be given. he has sent WORD 70 ..
p Meade. manager Of the gymnasium team, that
he is ready 70 try conclusions with any or The col
laga athletes.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
EQUAL BOWDEN,S TINE.
Thomas and Ha1cley, Aided By Gale,
Timed in ThTty-seUen Seconds.
IBY rELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Daytona Fla Jan. I6--Twice this morning was the
best automobile mile ever timed on the Ormond Day
tonla Beach duplicated. T. r. Thomas made the dis
tance between the third and fourth posts In 81 sec
onds; and then his driver T. & HawIey did the
trick over again. Outsiders held the watch in this
official test and all the registers showed the same
time The run was made in Thomas's s0-horsepower
fotIr-cylinder Mercedes. The car was the same In
make and power as that with which RI. l. Bowden
yesterday. and just the same in the Official 80
seconds made last January by ". h Wander
but. jr.
The conditions this morning were much the same
as yesterday the stiff gale from the north aiding
the cars materially. Going north against the wind
the Thomas did not beat 50 seconds. The three
days gale Is a5ating this evening, and such
happy combinations OF cleau-swept beach and
favorable wind is expected here again for weeks
Barney OIdheld continued his risky gTandstand
plays" This morning he ran into bicycle and
Smashed IL a second after the riueT had jumped on
Send the bill 10 me cried Olddeld, anu DUnged
off 5 b. Stevens, OF Rome. n. Y, arrived to-day
with his so horsepower Mercedes
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
THE DEATHS 10000 MORE.
DR.. DarIington's Figures for 1904 as
against 1908, in This City

An especially well attended meeting Of the New
York State Medical Association was that held at
the New-York Academy of Medicine last night Or.
Darlington Health Commissioner in this city. read
a paper The Health of the City He declared
that there was an increase of more than ten thou
sand deaths 1904 in this city those in 1893 He
said also that more deaths due TO pneumonia
than 10 any other disease. The death rate from
pneumonia was increasing steadily he said. Cancer
and pneumonia were causing much havoc through
out the city.
paper on '"rhe Health OF the Port read
by Dr. Doty. Health Officer Of the Port. paper
on The Health of the Nation" was read by DR..
Walter Wyman. surgeon general OF the Public
Health and United States Marine Hospital Service.
DR.. Wyman spoke of the work the nations do to
ward of epidemics He added:
We hear much of international peace conferences
ca He o5 nations TO prevent and suppress commun-
the United States Senate q measure. practically a
resty. subscribing to findings of the International
PICS and practice necessary on the part of ali
ctoia TOT successful warfare against plague ana
tT cnoeTa. international sanitation might well be
CONSIDERED vo as adjunctive 10 the movement for uni
He said it should be the ambition of all those who
TOOK special interest in the health of the nation
TO bring about a sumless country.
pr. Daniel Lewis, Health Commissioner of the
State. read paper on THE Health of the State" 4"
Dr.. Lewis had much TO say about impure water
He declared the principal duty Of his health Off
GERS was to examine Illuminating OIL because there
average Of one death a day throughout the
State from the explosions from such oil. He went
on to say:
In 1902 law was passed making it illegal TO
throw refuse into the waters Of the State It was
doing gradually. This law applies TO New-York
dare to enforce it too quickly. because we are
afraid the people would object and cause the law
TO be repealed in three weeks We are going 70
enforce IL gradually.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
HARVARD GRAD" ATTACKS FOOTBALL.
Calls 1t Fit for Stevedores-Yale "GoOd at
Corralling Giants" He Says.

Cambridge. Mass. Jan 16.-One Of the most Wig
orous communications that have recently appeared
in The Harvard Crimson. the university DAILY
came out in that sheet this morning. The article
dealt with the football situation AT Harvard and
Yale and strongly urged the Introduction OF asso-
citation football AT Harvard The article took
sharp rap at Yale football when 1t said Yale
beats US at the game OF corrallng giants This
outsDoken sentiment was written 10 The crimson
frou Venice By Charles q. Falls. OF Harvard, 6o.
an old varsity oarsm2n actively interested IN Har-
ward rowing a the present time. In ITS advocacy
OF the English game OF association tOotoal. the
communication calls the American game CRUSHING
and prlzehghJiug." and says that u - eSpscl2tly
adapted for blacksmiths, stevedores ana Als
guaTdsmen-
with the American game. the article says
Nor is il particularly famous for shOulderinsg
showing. knee.ug and mass plays Nor IS II playe1
by men in buckram, so padded and protected that
the players grandmOthers cannot look az them
without a shudder. But IL is football, and the
kind where the player punishes the bail and not
he n
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
N Y.D. TO HOLD MASS MEETING.
Enrolled Members Now $4,000, Says Sheehan
will Ask Hearst to Preside.

John c. shechan. the organizer OF the Greater
NeW-York Democracy in the fusion campaign OF
1901. said yesterday that there would be meeting
OF the executive committee Of the organization now
officially known the AewYork Democracy, on
Thursday night of this week a the Hoffman House
1t which an invitation would be extended TO Con-
gresham William r. Hearst 10 preside at a mass
meeting Of the organization 10 be held In Cooper
Union on March .
we understand that Congressman Hearst will
accept invitation" said Mr.. Sheehan last night
Our Organization. which demands municipal own
ership of public utilities. is growing very rapidly.
We have AZ least twenty-five thousand members en-
rolled and more coming in Gil the time. The
campaign next fall is going be exciting ana
importaut one. The people want a lot OF things
ana they fast making Up their minds what they
want. The municipal ownership idea is growing all
the time
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
TUCKER'S DEFENCE.
Knife Found an His Home admitted
IN EIidence-MOther Witness.

CAMBRIDGE Mass Jan. l6-"Au we ask Of you,
gentlemen of the jury is fair play. Give us that
and we will prove beyond all reasonable doubt that
Charles L. Tucker is not the murderer of Mabel
Page"
With these words Thomas T. Vahey opened the
case for the defence at the Tucker trial to-day.
He told the Jury that the whereabouts of the de-
fendant would be accounted for from the moment
he left his house at noon on the day Of the muir
der until he returned his home the same after
noon He would prove that knife other than
fuckers was the weapon used The defence would
not attempt TO account for all the blood stains
found on fuckers clothing, but if the government
wished to prove Tucker guilty. it should have
established that the blood from the body OF
Miss Page. The handwriting in the y. L. Morton
address would be shown 10 be that of Miss Page.
Witnesses would swear that the stickpin found in
fuckers coat and alleged 10 have belonged To
Miss Page was owned by Tucker two years before
the murder. The testimony Of the medical experts
called by the commonwealth was attacked, and
Mr.. Vahey said other experts would be called TO
disprove statements made.
An important decision was rendered to-day by
the court, which. after hearing long arguments by
counsel. ruled that the introduction of fuckers
knife as evidence was competent, and all evidence
in relation it brought out by the prosecution
ocIence that the knife was secured IN violation OF
the constitutional rights Of the defendant. in that
II was obtained IN a search OF fuckers home on
a search warrant which called for the seizure Of u
graphophone.
was feature OF the day she was composed anq
smiles TeassUringly her son, and her eyes rested
the accused from the minute he entered the
courtroom until she left the witness stand twenty
minutes later.
Mrs. fuckers testimony related only 10 the visit
OF the officers at her house for the purpose of
searching il previous TO her sons arrest. She Will
be called later to testify TO the movements Of
her son March 81
Two handwriting experts-P. P. Frazer and Ed
ward B. Hay-were called amcng the witnesses
The latter still the stand when court ad-
journed until tomorrow morning. Their evidence
related TO the Morton address the former witness
declaring that it not written by the who
wrote the samples of fuckers handwriting.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
THREE FAvoRITEs FIRST AT ASCOT.

Los Angeles. Jan. 1s.-Three favorites and three
outsiders finished first at Ascot to-day. Dwyer set
Eddie Walsh down for the rest Of the week for
disobedierce at the post. Briarthorpe was run up
to $1,000 and went TO James McCaferty. The
summary;
First race (hurdle handicap mile quarterl-
Nitrate l55 (Fuks), TO l. Flea, tRicel Z 70
second; Sceptrs $50 IUsSelD, even third Tine 223
Mary Lander. Cazador and Count Rudolph also ran
Second Cthree furionss}-Cash Box. III CDuganl
TO .. wOni SnOwb0uud- III CFullerf II second;
LOYAL Front 100 GerTtnel. 20 Q. third Time O:4s.
Cash Box and Loyal Front coupled betting.
Lady Dorothea Frey. Rain Cloud, Wee Girl. Daisy
BroucA. Kitty b, Expressing and Cazazza also
Third five furlongsl-Bue Coat. 115 CFullerl 4
70 >. Belle Kinney tBooker] 6 10 l. second;
kahailan. 110 walsh. I third. Time, I.O2-a.
Whitestone Dissipation. Joe Kelly, Lady Wilt and The
Fourth race (handicap; fu-longsl-Tin1 Hurst 90
tMilerl, 20 l, Durbar - tMcDanteD,
0nd- Flo Bob, 1o4 CNslsE}, l. third Time 1.14i.
Felipe LUgo and Arabo also ran
Flfth tnl'le and Dill
lonl. 10 l, Sheriff Ben 109 CFUuer), l.
ond, Ralph Young. 1O1 (SIcDaneD TO / third. Time
1:56la. Rough Rider also
sixth tmilel-Ray. 1O3 (Eent) : s. Won. Ban
diEo 100 (8Ioriarity second: Eleven Bells los
tMcDaniesl even third Time. 1:45- Sugdsn Crosby
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First (six furlongsl-Isahea D. 1O2; Hydranges.
lQT; Aho.a Il2 Lady Draper 1l2i Wellesley, ia; sid
Silver, IA Darius, lO1 RUdabek. 100; haywood. IL;
Wing Rose ia. Sadducee. ia. Telaev7ru.
second (selng; mlle)-NiShtuare 101: Captain
Brcaskt lJ3 Harpoon. 100. Mr.. JaK III; Dare Devil.
11J. John Doyle. 126 Billy Wake 103 Lnfal Judge
sauhey. 100 Bishop Weed, III; Bel Indian ia Bessie
Mccarthy lie.
Belle 90. Acantara. 81; Legation 1O3 M1utshaEk III,
Midget 90 KIties 81 Monte 1O2; Our Sae 103; Topic,
III.
Fourth (seiliug; mile and a fuTlong)-AIiHr
Bed Bengal 100; Captain Gaines. 1O1 Barkelmore,
1OI; Courtmad. l02 Homestead l0I Iiandspnner leo;
George Vivian. 100 SaTRh Maxim. f0l, SeIuper NvHx.
IU2; Little Boy. 1C3; Lady Chariot, 10.
Fffh selling mile and furI0nENRovaI Arms
IS: Always Faithful 03 Mezzo. 96 Pyrho 0S Shogun.
BGird l0i, NOwete 81, Roger Smith. &c; HOOdwLk.
SO: Fleetful. 9s, Barca. 1O1; Keosh. 1O4
Sixth selling; mile and seventy yar1sl-St
Blue 81 alice C0umousr Trcssschs So AUruulastsr.
8a Rau 700: Betty, 100. J.. 80: Woodlyn,
Ward 90; Arab SO; knowledga. 100; Eeveile
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
CANES OF egD REGIMENT.
Company A Captures Point Trophy
Brooklyn High Wins Relay.

The I'D Regiment games held at the armory last
evening were largely attended and aroused much
enthusiasm Company carried or the point
trophy. Company second and Company
third. with 81. 25 and q points respectively.
The relay handicap for the O'Brien prize resulted
in hotly contested race, Il went to Company 1
race, defeating the High School Of Commerce team
o. F. Luders beat =; Walsh in the z>ryard hurdle
Mclaughlin The summaries:
Eight-h hunared-end yard handtcsV; march
W z Grady. company a tsc-aschl. second: H. J. ~
Tvo-niie bicycle rae tasndicapsv7on by F. ii Adams
ssscnd: " Wan den Dries. Company 60 yards) thra.
Cne-nle bicycle race ChanaicapD-won by c Gartnsr.
yaIdsi second L u cintz eorsSa5y Cscrates5 tnsa
Tanaing high jump lhandieaD,-vvOn bs " Prlas.sin.
paHy g iaeaes1 sseoHe n II In; Frank Grove. Com
c. b smith, Company (scrateh5 " H Dawson. Com
P}y Psn}y 6 ;l3 ysIesl second A Price Company Q Cd
One-me relay race (aen,ioap. interschOiasticlwon
BOYS H1sh sehSs,l team Isrookyn o. = EeeEneE 6 20 g
yards second; De Wit clinton High school ga yads.
vdg II N r hurdle % Tsss saHaiSsg
Company 4 q y4Tdsl seeoas r G. sshssfsF. Company
par y2Hs on FiSs 6 s5 5's9 gs p Iss6 2 4As R & sshssf S
Company + third Time 1.G61s
Company I5 fee0: F. s. Callahan. Company s tsso.
second: P l. Peabody Company q fesD. third Tine
Seventy-yard (novce)-Wou BY H V. Hopp1sr.
Company 1. 3. II Goddin. Company II. second H Fsr,
One-naie run (handicapt-Won BY W r. Dawson Con
Pany G G3S yaEdsl W z Grady, COMPANY 4 sssFAteoe-
second: ". g. Frank scratch third Time. 4:34A-
SlX-hu1dTed-yard lnoviceb-Won BY A n. +
young COMPANY D: H Y HogPneE COmpsny l. second
". A. Foley. Company II. tHird- Time. III
Medley fscratchl-Won by J. J. Mclaughlin Ccn-
pany r; W X Flood Company +, second. T. ~ Pear
Company c. third Time y
Ons-mie relay tnandieap for Young Mems Cnrst-
Association Central Branch Brooklyn
r L Sanford H Warford. z
g ". Kittle J. L. Sitaus and z. E. Everer9: csntrAl
Branch. Brooklyn. second second. lWentF-thFd
Street Branch Manhattan. third Time. 329A.
Characterization Chandicapl open memberS OF
the Military Athletic Leagus-Won BY ] W Murray. sth
ga yards). J. NcMeekin. I'D Regiment co
yards. second; r Gregory 9Th Resimsnt SS yHEzs)s
I'd Tfu7a
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
BARON HELD FOR FRAUD.
Charge of Floating Se0O,O00 TN Fic-
titiouS Shares against de ChaIperu.

Paris, Jan. 16--The police are investigating
an alleged great financial swindle connected
with the circulation on the Paris Bourse of
100000 Of fictitious shares Of a South African
mining company.
The discovery was made when q woman en-
deavored 10 negotiate a heavy loan from a
Havre banker offering bogus shares as coll
lateral. When arrested she asserted that she
had received the bonds from Baron de Chal-
perry, who recently tried and acquitted on
the charge OF financial irregularities A search
Of the Baron's residence is alleged 10 have re-
suited in the discovery Of a quantity of the
fraudulent shares. and his arrest followed
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
NEW PARK COMMISSIONER IN BRONX.
hrady ReEigns-Is Made Tax Commissioner
H. C. Schrader Gets Place.

- - commissioner Brady Of The Bronx resigned
- F-ace yesterday, and the resignation was ac-
aepled by Mayor Mcclellan. Mr.. Brady was then
--p--l'eo 10 bis old place, that OF Tax Connis-
s-. 10 The place left vacant by Mr. Brady on
- 'aiE hcaTd the Mayor appointed Henry c
ieotl- Commissioner SchraCer Is president OF
N e-aaore- club, q strong political organization
--- bronx supporting borough President
-1lea- Commlssiouer Brady succeeded COMMITS
- schmidt when ~. Schmidt vas removed
. I'm el1ce ny Mayor Mcclellan for violation OF the
~ service rlles. Ar. Schrader is fftv-one wears
,-- fie came 70 the United States when thirteen
= -'.- moved 90 The Bronx. where he has since
% for seven years be was the representative
9 NE FlesctUaun yeast concern above tf,e F4ar-
- '~.e-- or the last four years be has been in
" - estate business il The Bronx. He is vice
tI1--- I1--- ~ l1e general committee II the ssth As
,---.-t -.5lf-ct and has long been q member ~
tsve-s e-s nan ~ lo2z BE- helped orSauize the frst
ahle.ef5 association Of The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
ATTACK GIRLS DEFENDER
Three Young Men ArreSted-Had
InSuIted Her on IL" Train.

Three young who had been riding on an
elevated train opposite Miss Mary Murray were
locked UP in the West One-hundred-and-twenty
ffth-st station last night result of their at
tempt as alleged, TO beat another young man who
had expostuIated with them for bothertng Miss
Murray with their attentions. 1t was said that the
three young insulted the young woman in the
train, making uncomplimentary remarks about her
appearance. At hundred and twenty hist.
al five persons left the train and at the foot OF the
stairs the three attacked the girls de-
fender.
He held them at bay for time and soon two
policemen came TO his aid and finally carried OF
the assailauts the station. A crowd gathered
about the fighters. The three asseilants were
charged with intoxicaton and disorderly conduct.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
SANIT4TION IN CUBA.
HaUana's Face Clean, but Not Her
Linen.
From The Tribune Correspondent

From The Tribune Correspondent
Havana, Jan. 17-One of the most remarkable ad-
dresses delivered at the meeting of the American
Public Health Association in this city. which has
just closed was that OF Dr. Erastus Wilson sani-
tary expert OF Havana Between 1898 and 1902. he
said, numerous reforms had been adopted. Puddles
irregularities in the had been filed, the
election OF domestic wastes in the byways had
been prohibited, and q rigid system of inspection
begun. In consequence. the death rate, formerly
about forty per thousand. had been diminished
about one-half. Much more, however, is yet need
Or. Wilson said:
We have indeed. washed our municipal face and
present a smiling and attractive exterior TO our
visitors. but our underwear Is bady soIled, and Is
to carry OF our excretions out Of the city The
few and i'll conditioned perneabe cutters that are
beneath some Of our streets without system form
or gradation. can by no stretcE OF imagination be
cavations to receive the aqueous overflow from
waters which exist beneath the 1agstones OF most
of the interior yards of our houses.
system of sewers. OF pro6eT section. reguIaTIv
graduated in size and declivity their ncipence
to Outfall. impermeable throughout and connected
st ,rop nipes uniti1r them 10 the se1er JoIfsie
S esl L[0I tpeSi f5 gIId It - @ eTfF VET i GIIS5ee
proper section" because. however inlpermeable
cause Of the increased friction which it opposes
TO the current sewage in the corners, and which
surely results in accumulations and distractions
The so-called sewers existing in Havana not only
have this defect of square sections hut also have
parts OF any organized system but separate
the other and ali constructed of permeable bricks
and mortar and whenever opened TO the surfacs of
the street for repairs the soil about them is found
TO be discoored and black with putrefying organic
hltrations from them
DR. Wilson's paper was received with expressions
of the highest appreciation. large majority OF
those present praising highly the frank fearless
ness Of such exposition on the part Of resident
OF Havana.
DR. Carlos Finlay. widely known for his re-
searches into of yellow fever. then arose
and a speech Of Il few words pointed out the
difficult position which Havana for the moment
finds herself in consequence OF the heavy debt
sumed 10 pay the army Of liberation.
DR. Finiay listened 20 with the attention due
to the exalted station occupied by him among the
worlds greatest medical authorities, and the
cogency OF his remarks felt by all A motion
was then made TO declare the meetings sense TO
be that Havana should soon possible put IN
a complete sewerage system. while at the same
time II freely conceded that Havanas health
was excellent and compared favOraby with the
most favored Of American cities.