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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
SAFE IS DENIED.

The report 10 the effect that J
u Meuousnl 81 tho firm oi Nc
DpuHai q Southuick. has made ar.
ranEalusnfs FOR the sale Of their
business BLOCK. F9Hst sv ard Co
iumbia ~. Is without grounds Nj
NcDpuKai denied that he had made
ans transaction whatever bat stat.
I'd that there wa q chance Of sell.
ina IN tho future in order 70 oecupl
the nuN Chaplin building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

The housing committee OF tho
local California relief committee.
which has had sharge Of the ref
uFcea from Sen Francisco. has
practically completed its labors.
all Of the refugees having been
provided for. The committees
quarters az the 7. " G. a build
fng have been closed and the cloth
ting left on TIA hands Will be
Turned over TO local charitable or
FnuirationH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
REALTY MEN TAKE REST.

This afternoon AZ O'Clock nearly
every real estate office Ia the city
closed itr doors for the day The
movement fnf half holiday on Sat.
urdaY was started By the parry In
vestment company. and today WIN
Parry has secured signatures ~
every large firm IN the city and the
smaller dealers are also ready TO
siRn and after today real estate
business VIII DO off fpr Saturday az
I.I-a..nr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
DOCTOR
IS STRICKEN
DR sANUEL RAMSEY DIES Vt
$40
Ills HOME NJ TuE fD.
NANCEB AGE OF ~ YEARS
HAD LONG BEEN An IN
VALID.

Or Samuel Ramsey. retired and
wealthy physician. died NJ tSo
family residence. ii23 Marion ~
this morning At the advanced age
OF 81 years Death Was not IN
expected. no Dr Ramsey has been
an Invalid for the past 10 Years.
Or. Ramsey Il survived by n
wife and daughter IN the imme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
. JEFF RfEs Nay MANAGE
! BASEBALL TEAM.

/. Los ANGELES. MAY a q
. The AmnnWneewsnt - made q
. that q Manager MORLEY. II the .
. Ina Aus lee baseball eluh Dc =
. cfasa 90 dfup cat. 1im Iefftisa =
. wiii tats the management II =
. Ne cHn rcf a Franchise 1T a .
o geaa5nahle pfsgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

firat news Of the strike on tho
Bessie Bench ON Holyose creek AT
Nome was given 10 him through
the columns OF the Star. Mr.. Ma
aids Is a partner OF ureenbafg.
one Of tho owners Of this claim,
which has just revealed wealth
of pure gold estimated To be ti,
100000. This afternoon Mr. MA
gidH sent cattle % his partner
asking for further particulars,
aud alao notifying him that be
waa ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

the arrival % a train several rea
caps Immediately set out ffum the
dspai 10 the aifFefeHs platforms 81
The ears IN the train And the closest
and kieiisst attention Is shown The
arrivals
u sas FOR fins announced tbs I
dainfesi portsrs you'd - employed.
but Superintendent pudEsan hsa
appointed japanese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

81 faFsiEn sreflan men. who live in
that end % town
i've miles ffotu the mouth %
Campbell creek tHs camp ~ The fUh-
beers nua ,as base u their operations
bsfaFs the haidup wss fuuHd fsatef-
day Two tents. repkiuE utensils
ard the remains u camp fires pefs
theta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
ALeArRoss IN PORT.

The Aibairosa. United States fish
commissioners boat. arriced from
southern California ports at noon.
This IL the first time sha has been
north Tor over year. After ouf-
hitting here che Nin go 20 Alaskan
Nafafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
IxoE NfS. CIVIC oRaaNI
AfiONs AND MINISTERIAL
t4>ptfATI0N WILL GuN-
ADEE THE QUESTION AT
NETTING MONDAY.

- Ilrlor Dealers Prate tive
1sssiatIen. TIE narfnufera Asao
sxinn. tas Chsmher q Commerce
= rssasnsreial Club. ne Civic IN.
= ed esery Important eluh. n
y mica. shsreh association o.
ar es3anlsafiou In the city or
fzaszNi Tor The promotion Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

Councilman Gfichiun anN
nOiaa ordinance waH taNufHhlt
aessat ON ID the committee 90
health and sanitation af e meet
ing Of thar sufnmIttsc held lat
niEhf rho ordinance vii be re-
ported 90 the council az the neat
regular mestinN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
nuN Indian Pleturst.

The library board yesterday
voted to purchase a full set OF u.
y Curtis Indian pictures soon 10
be issued IN twenty volumes nj
$4,000 a set Tho Rainier Club
has already decided 10 purchase a
set OF them The books will DO
delivered ia inatailmenta over "a
period OF about i've years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

Robert McCanery. 10 years old.
lost HIS little finger yesterday 40
"a result % his foot slipping. caua.
ing him 10 thruw his band back
wards 10 a saw behind him Nc.
Gallery came from Spokane 3 short
time ago. but not being able to get
n Job he claimed 70 DO from San
Francisco. and was helped 10 get q
place in the Seattle cedar mlll. Ills
home is at 1879 Mill st. Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

Residents IN the viciniiY u 18th
as \ = aud = asih ~ appeared
before the board 81 public works
this morning % make vigorous
kick against the construction ON
that corner By Robert ABRAMS %
nm elevated tramway designed 60
save tho labor nf unloading wood
WAGONS az hiA wnadyard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
Adam. Filss Demurrer

Walter Fulfan. attorney FOR
George Edward Adams. yesterday
aied 3 demurrer So tho complaint
Ia whleh % ls claimed that the b.
auos therein are improperly ioinei
aud that the nasnsos therein al
legged do NOT roualItnfs n crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
KuSkOkWim
District of Alaska

The KuskOkwim. % Alaska. fich
IN gold. cotp per. einnabar and silver
uunfnHpected and und~veioued We
sail May Is. Apply >. r. Rn8d a
60. sas Pioneer building 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
Want Cor Limo E,icndei.

Al the meeting 81 the Rainier
Heights Improvement stub next
Tuesday evening the special order
OF business will be the conaidara-
lion Of siralgteuinR ouf aud ex
tending the Rainier iloiRhfa car
line TO Nj Baker PARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
Money and Wages
Collected

I collect money IN all parts Of the
world serve legal papers. secure
evidence m an kinds OF cases. buy
and sell timber claims. real estate,
mortgages and chmiteis loan
money. collect rents W. A. Ryer.
son. ~ Boston block White 1876
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

The Eixht Leading Churches.
THIS evenings subject is The Ills
tory aud Teachings NJ Calvin To.
morrow services will BE- held az
~ M. 3 20 and . m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
BOYSEAT .
ALL THE LUNCHEON

tons Tor the numpluons spread that
they knew had been secured ana
awaited with constantly growing
appetitea
The neat moment the party waa
startled BY the appearance OF the
vssnan who had been given charge
ol1he luncheon. who came Ia with
hair ilaheyeled and showing signs
OF extreme excitement
supper IL Gone.
All that splendid supper was
gone. soup 10 lady finEers There
was not even 4 piece of truatinr
from the cakes The ice cream
freeser was picked np bodily and
today wah found In an adjoining
lot. with the remnants % a picnic
spread all around. showing only too
plainly that " the smith party
had been compelled % so hungry
the ediblea had not been wasted
The police were notified and 90
press The opinion that while the
Kitchen had been left unHuarded
a efowd q neikhhofhood hoys had
walked OF With the luncheon and
left the morrymahora "a the doubt
fui solaec "a cold alice Of bread
aud butter from the kitehon paniri
after returning home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

J. G. Ford. Of ihs Pacific coa-,
company. returned last might from
San FRANCHISE. where he went 20
atraikhten out affairs after the dis
antur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

The Barber Asphalt company
VAS this morning awarded the con.
tract for laying asphalt pavement
ON Prospect aud adjacent streets.
al their hld Of ta4.ei720.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

district 70 BE- benefited. and AZ
soon ss petitions are prepared ~
forts viii b. made 10 sign mp sup.
porters 70 the project.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

-, ,he appropriations commit.
:. = he eisy council Yesterday af'
= } D FARRELL csceuti'e vp
.....,a.iss Of TIE Hartman ra't
,,,e,ea nearly half AZ hour
M sffars - disprVve Que OF the
So, pslnesples % plain seom
n, arinelple that a Tine Ia
-. ...,,.s two parallel tines inter
: -. ,esn both a. the same aaslc.
csmmlssss unsenNinesd,
-. msmheFs 81 the committee
aacIined 60 DO cunN lncvd
: - arguments. and Ciiy knsi
= TA'..nssa. when appealed 20 by
.....a t,sll. Of The committees.
80 es.almdictsd Mr. Feffeli and
s.s...,.lx arcinred that his afgu
~ssss wsre sllekieal
-. anrsfien arose over TIE de-
"a Al sAs eanpany fof a tran
-. Il eulef the elty over Fourth
Yereil declared mat there
- alhsf practical roate. al
49, 49, r,~shuds al lnErres having
- knna tmRFact!cahie on ae.
80 n sharp curvature GU
- F.rr.il Why u would not b.
2 ss.Tslcable Tor the railrosd O.
=. orsensal AZ a. tn uss Fourth
: "a Farrell replied that the
- a Oriental az would Involve
. .s.rrsr carve Il the point shrrr
!. 80 desires 10 enter the ici-oi
.--.'a.ls nnuh a Lane ~
Lire Of Tracks
ras maps o. the company show
-, ne tracks PROPOSED bY the
-.ss.sas ran from the depot
sr-s.as In a ssafhwesisrly dircc-
- "a curve theaee 20 Fourth az
4 Aseeeea hlneka sS6 and 80
s.nasrs Of the COMMITTEES werr
= ssasnrinx to ascertain Why 4
$50 40 he a. esy for TIE TRACKS
) senlinae IN the roulhwezgerty
T-N,lssa oa aeroxs block ass and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
Auction Sale

" ~ FinekH iewelry store. SIC
Second ave- daily ? 30 and SO
Diamonds. watches, jewelry. silver
Nafs, clocks. cat glass. etc. regard
less ~ cost go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

sam MnFidu. 81 Candle Creek.
Aleaka. arrived IN the eiiY this
moraiug from the East and tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
FInck's Big Auction
Sale

Of diamonds. watches. ieweify. sil-
verware. clocks. cut glass, etc, daily
2ta0 and 1850. sic Second ave.
Chairs for ladies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
GUESTS AT PARTY NURSE AP
PUrtrEs. ONLY TO FIND
THAT MARAupERs HAVE
TAKEN EvgRYTAlNa. EVEN
TIE lcE CREAM FREEZER

There Was weeping aud waiting
at the Smith party laat night. n
, smith, 81 ana asth az q. inylt.
"a a larEu number OF fIienda In to
spend tho evening. and the occa
sion Was To have wound up with
n dainiy midhikht lunch Hut
nnmubody else ate che lsneh. and
thereby hanga a tale.
The parp. Il appoars. held sway
In the front rtoms of the residence.
aud the cakes aud Ice cream aud
fruit and Eooasea that would have
tumnsod the appetite ~ a dfap.ptlc
were all prepared and laid an the
Kitchen table
Appetltss Are large
4 vas shortly before midnight
that tho guests we're hidden 10 pro
pare for luncheon An placed
themselves In comfortable post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

out in decorations ana refreshments
The young Ritter Kiri vas give"
a home BY Attorney Crawford. Tho
superior court took or away from
the Influence ~ her parents al the
trial on wednesday
Several persons went from Bfern-
eftan TO attend the n A. q smoker
and see the GO between Chester
brown. Of this city. and man from
Tneomh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
AMERicANS
IMPRISONED

WASHINGTON. May lz-rba
- aa'pied a resolution asking
sln 7.a,e department for iuforma.
..,eSleefhing the seizure 81
ess. -. Fishing boats b. Meri-
ess.. aa NE Imprisonment of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

The funeral 81 Mrs a Hagiey
vlll be held Sunday "a 2 y. N. nj
the residence. 237 =. Wilbert Mrs.
BaeIsy was 55 years old aud was
we'll known In Ballard. The burial
will be at Crown Hlll cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

n you want good photographs
cheap. get Pin "a Panels for 500
per dozen. i0g Columbia 81. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

The ball game which was to have
boon played between the kiks
and EAGLES tomorrow afternoon has
been postponed The Ballard team
will play the Fremont team 81 ~ ~
a. m. and NJ 2 p m the kenton
tenn Wlll be- Ballard 3 Opponents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

ssrss...saaF nave been prepared b. The
tss.se .,' y. department Tor the ax-
as.l -, ~, 2 sscond avenue in a aiag
baa.s ''.e'len nofthwestward fru.a
cav $3.50 rI e Beach drive At an
ssss Tbs plan Il much fag
s'nefn Of property in hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

The Rev q. x. Berry. Of Portland,
uill hold three meetings tomorrow
al the Christian church In order
10 finish his series of lectures on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

The detailed maps and plans OF
the company's proposed tracks sub.
Mated 20 tho committee ahas threa
tracks entering the city from the
south. cue each on Fourth. Colo
rado and Mhateom avs fheY ah0w
also the location OF the company
tunnel fr0n its proposed depot alto
20 the noFth waterfront. and the
locAtton 90 the proposed dapot Al
tbs southeast corner 90 Fourth av
y. aaa Jackson 81
The plans submitted show that
the proposed depot wiil extend
across King o. between Fourth and
FIFTH avs. indicating that the coiu.
panY viii ask the vacation Of that
partscn 81 King 1t kinR has eome
10 be considered vitality important
ON acconn, 81 It's probable selection
as one OF tho rontss Tor tho pro
posst neS city street railway sys
TEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
CAMP BUT
NO ROBBERS

KAsfLoors. = e. STAY - ssv.
sral blasshopaaa survived frefn Ssl-
sou ara wsf. pnt en see tran Of
TIE gauaaisn paeffie train rshhsrs
this usefninR There ere no etuuy
see feaiaus. ceetsavs ard detectives
ou the trait a. eel ss ,ishi msu,-
beFa 81 ths mounted police
taass ul9hg an e2eftasi n.ftHm. whe
waa 81 his way - gstn the aasss ~
can8aHseii Meadows. RalioHsH - uIfh
ths wafd % Fu1fes tfarefiuEHnslsut
Ifuzfar shat fnu iasn hal been sran
and parsued aesesa ~. ranfh east
~ shs town ans FAD iAksn 80 the
river in a boat
Fusiiss. ~ shots
Guards were af unes ftasist al
every available taant. and nesl sent
to sseana ara Ashcroft % hsss enc
banks pAsFuilas at fhuao points Fpr
e time excitement Naa Intense and
fhe widest turner's Esf0sd sfesisaes
Iuat ~ auss fusiisds - shots
rang aut from Hafurw here IN the
vicinity 81 she unRef bridge ffusaay
ard Constable Fisher az once started
for The spot where the Indians 1e-
riarea they had fired au twa men
and boy who had cnme dopn me
river "a a boat ana uha haa when
challenged made Tar the south bank
ana struck or towards town
Fiad Robbers' csrsp.
~ = believed the shots we're fired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

then curve into Oriental Oriental
aud Four,h beiug parallel thorough,
faroa
Curve ls the Same.
Farrell insisted that this could
not he done On account Of the
sharper curvature required. Thorn.
SON. when appealed Ga. declared
that the change to Oriental would
not IN the slightest fraction In.
crease the curvature. but on the
contrary would give more space
tn which 60 make an equal change
OF direction.
After yesterday afternoons hear
ing the committee and tho railroad
representatives Wefp no nearer
than ever 10 Aolutinn of the az
feroncea between them as to the
use 81 Fourth az. the railroad still
inslstinE on that street. aud the
committee atm lnsinting that n
would be worse than tpily "a grant
a away for railroad purposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
FARRELL SPRINGS
new GEOMETRY
Hahn Pacific Official Tries to Show Where
fucIid Was All Wrong, in Railroads Effort
n Secure Fourth Avenue S.---Committee
Stands BY Old Mathematician.

, then curve into Oriental. Oriental
I aud Fourth belug parallel thorough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

Then set Il up to b. e. The list
ua Fna think thai this vas fai
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-26

As the result OF some as intense mo-
ments as have ever been experienced IN
the supreme court I'm this state, two we'll
known members OF the Rhode Island bar
inquired conspicuously before the fun
bench this morning. The gentlemen are
Henry j. Dubois and Claude j. Farms
worth
In the view Of Chief Justice Douglas.
such contradictory statements were mace
I'm two affidavits read concerning giving
notice OF exceptions, that a question OF
veracity so serious was raised between
the two men that the court could not let
the matter pass unnoticed.
The motion before the court was that
the case OF Samuel III. stephens VS..
George A. Schuyler, administrators with
the viii annexed OF Mary n. Merriss. be
dismissed, as no notice of the filing OF ex-
ceptions was given 10 the other party
within two days.
Mr.. Dubois. who represented the party
that took exceptions. sprang a surprise
on mis- opponents. He read an affidavit
made by himself before his son, associate
counsel with him i'm the case, that On
June 30 he gave Mr.. Farnsworth. of coun-
sci for the defendant. notice I'm the super
Tor court, OF his filing OF the exceptions
the next day after doing so.
When Mr.. Dubois finished reading this
affidavit. the chief justice asked IL the
other side had anything TO say. Mr..
Farnsworth quickly replied: ION the day
IL is claimed that notice was served upon
me. / was out of town"
An affidavit made by Mr.. Farnsworth
was then read. In which he denied that
any notice OF the filing OF exceptions was
served on him within two days as re-
qulred by the rules of the court
The chief justice remarked that sn un-
fortunate question -of-Ieraeity- between
counsel seemed TO have arisen.
Mr.. Farnsworth then said that Mr.. Du-
bois claimed in conversation with him
that he. Dubois. had given notice to him.
Farnsworth. by registered letter Mir.
Farnsworth declared that he hae never
received such a letter, and said he had
gone 10 the postoffice and found hat no
such letter had been sent
Mr.. Farnsworth, in answer to a uues-
tion from member OF the Sour,. said he
went TO Wexford on the Friday before
July 4. The statement in Mr. DUBOIS af-
fidayit was that his notice was given on
June 30, which was saturday.
After Mr. Farnsworth had made his
statement Mr. Dubois very earnestly de-
MED having told Mr.. Farnsworth any
thing about a registered letter Tie raid
that after the court had decides the case
Of +. NJ Smith VS.. Haskell Manufa cturing
Co, he met Mr.. Farnsworth, who said.
81 have made a motion TO dismiss that
case as you gave me no notice within
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-26
DEAD IN BED
WITH PISTOL
At HIS SIDE

When one OF the servants i'm the em-
ploy OF Mrs. Ella French. who. con-
ducts a boarding house at ass Elm
wood avenue. went to the room os
oliver Nelson 10 call him fer his
work at 6:i5 this morning, she re-
ceiYed no response 10 her frequent
knocks on tho door.
She then notified another OF the
boarders: and upon forcing an en-
trance they found the man lyin; dead
on the bed partially dressed, whils be-
side him lay a 32-calibre revolver Of
the bulldog type and Iver Johnson
make.
The police OF the Seventh station
were notified, and at first believed that
Nelson had shot himself. but upon
careful examination they found no
wound TO confirm this theory, while
more the chambers OF the revolver
were all filled. showing conclusively
that Il had not been discharged and so
disposing OF the suspicion Of suicide by
that method.
Medical Examiner william II. Ma
gill was notified and sent word to
have the body removed to the under
taking rooms OF Thomas +. Monnhan.
where he would hold an autopsy later
in the day.
The shooting theory being explod ed
the police believed that Nelson might
have taken some poison TO end his
existence. and had the revolver ready
i'm case the other method should prove
ineffective.
Nelson was about 2S years o. ase
and single. He had been i'm the pm-
ploy OF the GoTham Manufacturing
company for the past seven years as
cutlery maker. lie was a steaoy
workman, of quiet disposition aud
did not mingle with the other cm-
ployes. who knew little about him.
Those who came in contact with
him say that he had displayed no siAns
OF worry; and all are at loss 10
suggest a motive for his act.
The result OF the autopsy was de-
cision by the medical examiner that
Nelson's death was due To natural
causes and not to any attempt to end
his life.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-26
DEPT
IS OPENED At
R. |. HOSPITAL

The new department at the Rhode ISL
and hospital for the Pasteur treatment OF
persons bitten by rabld animals was open
ed this morning with DR. a. a. Barrows
i'm charge and two patients ready for
treatment.
Maria zuppi aged 3. of l27 Spruce
street. and Earl Slocum aged %. OF %
Hutchinson street. were the patents and
1t is expected that John Belle OF Warren,
-whs-~8s bitten by a rabid cat IN this
city last Friday. will 5e the third one.
Mr.. Slocum was also bitten by the cat,
and the Zuppl girl was bitten by a dog
also on Friday
The Pasteur department is located in
the new building al the hospital and is
separate from the other departments Dr.
Barrows will be I'm attendance from 10
to II a. m daily. and the department will
be maintained six months and as much
longer as may he deemed necessary.
All persons bitten by rabid animals
who wish TO have the cost paid by the
city will be treated at the hospital; and
no more Will be sent TO New York Pasteur
institute
Superintendent Of health, Dr Charles
V. Chaplin, stated that DR.. Barrows has
devoted much study TO the Pasteur treat
ment: and he regards him well qualified
for the duties he will have TO perform
The treatment at the hospital. according
TO Or. Chapin will be exactly the same as
that Administered at the large Pasteur
Institutes throughout the world and
should be- just as successful Therefore.
all who insist upon taking the treatment
at the New York institute must do so at
their own expense