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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25

(a) The defense adopted in this game by Mr.
Teichman is one of the most tricky and at the
same time least analyzed of any defense to the
Queens gambit Should White now attempt to
win pawn by 5. p p, followed if Black reply
P xP by kip, Black wins piece by the con
tinuaton Kt Kt, and if White reply q,
then B-Kt 8 (ch), etc.
(b) The keynote to this defense. White must
from now on keep all his wits about him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
White.

We publish this week game recently played
in England between Mr.. Napier and Mr.. Tech
man in friendly match between these two play
ers, the match being won by Mr.. Teichman. At
the time of playing this match Mr.. Napier held
the amateur championship OF England. He has
however, since very small child been resident
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25

of this country and acquired all his chess knowl.
edge here. To-day he resides in New York and
is recognized one of the ablest players in the
United States. The game is beautiful illustra-
ton of a peculiar defense to the Queens Gambit,
and will well repay a careful study by all our
readers
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25

learning 70 such an extent tndV ne now pIeIeIs
study to play, See, he is busy now, while all
the Others are at play. 1 wonder what he is
writing? Timmn's Latin prose- expect, will
ascertain"
lie called the lad TO him.
Brown" he said, ''let me see the result of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
MR.. TEICHMAN.
Current Prices Paid for Wives

IN EUROPE, says foreign explorer, it
is customary for parents to give dow
ries to their daughters when they mar
II ry, but in uncivilized countries quite
n different custom prevails
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25

lat intelligent-looking boy there"
said the schoolmaster to the friend
whom he was showing round, sis
Brown. / am proud of Brown. I
have ineulcated in him the love of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03

ing etc, Pololu, n Kohala. Hawaii.
10 yrs cap stock 1880. u 2si. %.
Dated Jan g 1906
q g Akina 10 Yin Sing Wal co,
u >, 9 loaseholds, livestock, mchnry,
etc, Polou, y K0hala, Hawaii, 1890
y ssi, . o. Dated Jan 2, 1906,
Yin Sing Wal 90 10 Ernest A x
Akina a., q 81 o leasoholds livestock,
crops mchnry. oic, pplolu, y Kohala,
Hawaii Vl20 ana adys a. 5000 u
$780, q a.. Dated Jan ~. 1900
Geo Is kaNahS and VI 10 % J
heoker a. nt n pcs land. Waio-
hlnu, kau. Hawaii 10 yfs a. go per
So u ssl o hA Dated har %, 1900
= kHulhpu 90 James I. Coke ~ u y
ssos kul lsisi kahiku Hama. Naui 90
ani mtg $500. % 49, o sgl Dated
Mar 10. 1000
J. a lrnDk and Wf ~ Mru Angrla ~
Mann ~ a. land bldEs elo, larahu,
liDnusula, Maui u, u s,o. y ~ pat
~ ffh ~ ipos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03

Judgmt; ad damnum $500 - 2si, .
81. Dated Jan ., 1906
Est ~ Bernice y Bishop by IRIS "a
United states ~ America, -; INT IN
ia land, Pearl Harbor Eva. oahu
$500 II 2is, 2as. Dated Mar A.
1906
Ernesto q silva 10 Francisco a
liiboiro. rel, ao36 ~ n land Auwaio-
limu, Honolulu, oahu. 1850 ~ asl,
~ g. Dated Mar 4, 1903.
dormana Melim ana bsb 81 - N
EulAliu g. pr0umond ~ sea6 ~ n
lana, AuWainlimu Honolulu. oahu
Fluo, u 2sl . Dated Mar ~ 1909.
kalai kupukAa - al ~ q q Akinn
H. u y 1904, rolplu n Kohala. lin-
Waii 3 yrs 90 90 por ~. u .si ~
Dated lune ~. 1904
Margaret d iiplririn 90 ~ 4 Ahna
a. apgh y lpsi kul loiis roi0lu. kp-
halai Hawai- 49, "a ~ prf ~ 81
gfa d il Dated NOV D. ip0t
fln Hlnf Wal re 90 y ~ Iles pllpl'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Recorded March 10. 1906.


Helen T. Carpenter by atty 10 Albert
Trask Rel; lands rights, etc, Kalihi,
Honolulu, oahu. $3.50. b PSI, p 4.
Dated Jan 10, 1906
Helen " Carpenter by atty Ia Albert
Trask, Rel ap 3 Il = li97 and por II
y il97 rents etc, Kalihi, Honolulu,
Oahu $500, u gsl, y o. Dated Jan
TO- 1906
Mrs Helen Boyd 10 Aklau tw), H.
II y shGe kul gas2 ap l. Waikik, Homo
lulu, oahu 10 yrs at see 30 per 81. u
sA3, go Dated Mar n, 1905
Fideia n Lyons by tr 20 Jose Mo-
braga, Rel lots ~. ~, IA, ~, 49, n
ana ~ Blk ~, kalplani tract, Homo
lulu, Oahu $3.50, - giD, y 81 Dated
Mar No. 1905
Jose Sobrrsa ana NJ 20 Jose car.
yalho n lots ~ "a. a. o. ~ " ana
N Dix 49, kalulanl tract Honolulu.
Oahu 1850 - sls' . si Dated AaT
"a lpns
- 4 ham0hala and VI ~ hTs Asfy
lfale d. ~ ~ sfs lnl m poo land
anl hliss ldilha ~ llaaolHlu oahu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03
= LITTLE TALKS -
sMeN sMeM NeMeMeN eMsM sNs 4


LEN ABIEs-I find that the older the easier to be good
W. sEABuRYMy poultry book will be the
getting pretty of signing
EUGENE osULLIvAN shant daily
Our Mr. Damon has good
quiet the big
island the night walked
JACK LUcAsNo
controversy with the newspaper
ATKINsoNThere politics
other fellows who
JOHN SMITH hear the missing third wife of Reed is
hidden n lie coli a
THOMPSON Pau-This country hope
say something for it in my paper when get back
paideventually paid very eventually
ATTORNEY GENERAL M11vERToN-Gad get backa Well
in pace
distributing of Twan
No local improvements the plain old thing Mark
W. B. McoRMIcK-Thee 500 land left at Wahawn
You could for that Quotations $3.50 and $500
SUPERINTENDENT WORKS HOLLOWAY will a
Ito be started
ALBERT JuDD-Eey house that built Hawaii should have fire
place 1t the cheerful thing
for little chaps who can not be taken in the sunshine
j. H soINAoKId like to know where the shark sell
highways of
ty. As to suckers, the only know who
want to say that the Y NJ c. A. is the greatest itu
tiOn in You
the Y NJ G. A. Sunday will
HUGHEsIt
The Irmen need meeting
each other And do particularly mind while
of Supervisors fairly
WELL but pointers in Washington Also presented
very latest book parliamentary law And those chaps will have walk
out IKE leaving nome to give up the Wae run Good people out this
running
accident to the car.
the Advertiser Saturday called attention and
m to get the Now, doctors told to stick knife
lane whz t ALL
light Kamela.
ma w. under Iunalo Kaaaua Lkan Republic
IL old o o hunting
CAPTAIN Bray had luck o
weather and all lovely All eaing trip
in
port with the vessel fire, but then
CAPTAIN he
Missouri until of
Britannia Majesty cruiser Flora
to the front of the good old Capt
of
England
vines
T.
They will
nothing valuable
pulled off to show that the collector
trouble
they every
WILLARD BRowNA expressed
that Honolulu had stock
When showed him
and industrial companies listed with capitalization
might be little diversion
millions in of
whose stock the
II behalf
was adopted by the Board of Supervisors. Expert
wiz not be allowed to drop 1t ought be the
That should not be sold anything
things should be the Palace Square
can be brought out easily by think
Mr. Robinson at $500 extremely cheap,
Judsm ing etc Poolu Kohaa
Est p tv ed Han lDOg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.

March has the biggest long while Honolulu stock
materially February about stationary c.
kihi
about upward
$3.50 Brewery
dividend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03


probably
II N of
no nfroma parity of all the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03
PAST WEEKS SALES.


Following the listed transactions for the week: onokaa ($2O) So
Mryde ($2o) $2 $245O at
($OO
(S2O) 90 49, 23 $ o. H. oo (sOo,
$780, ($lOO) Brewery $500,
$685.; Khe $780, ookala ($2O $780,
$500, 100 "a $3.50; /. 6's $4,000 a
Dividends March April have follows;
March 3C Brewer Inomu per
Waiuku
olowau Hon Brewing Mailing Co, Island
Navigation QUARTERLY April 2Iaik,
Faia, 5Iaw.
a
REAL ESTATE,
of land Kalanianaole
wife Alfred Magon $500 Kapani Estate
$1,000 of Bishop Estate United Pearl
larbor Or is
Jas r. Morgan will Tuesday II o'clock the build
Lha containing the poi and Dr. Vile Of
Connecticut
Washington hospital
Moloka Dr. rinekeroG appointed General wymn
the institution, arrived hero
Of the buildings viii shortly begin
The Country Cb project, Queon place
Valley practically assured by subscriptions OF stock nl membership roll
Work has begun for the transformation the old Nnkki
modern hotel Facilities for gf aud other outdoor auos will be provided
the premises
d. Woo Of Oakland CAL contemplating the purchase VI piece II
Waihiki ienrh WolfTiy for a seaside residence
reported that been bague upoa
Cooper aH Ia Nance Valley bat that hulng mach
lii 90 iale ibs contracts for Immediate eaeeuou
An entire oh fronting walaao road he kaimuk has bees
Purchased b, ihs roe hoa boarding.
owwoioa' building VI stone vl be erected ~ lhs premises
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03
THE MARCH SALES.

Following
for
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Miss Ola Lumpcc is in st. Louis
this week looking up new styles and
buying fall millinery for Mrs. Bolcs,
the popular East Side Miiliner. Miss
Ola is a young lady of good taste,
and will make Mrs. Boles a good as
sistant.
Nearly all the ncighboring counties
have had their street and county
fairs, and they were all good, but if
they want to know how to run a big
thing just right, they had better come
to Versailles and wen show 'cm, and
put them in the right way OF doing ii
in the future.
Representative X. A. Norfeet and
wife Of Excelsior were visitors in this
city Tuesday. Mr.. Norhcet was also
here last Saturday attending the Re
publican campaign opening. He IS
a good mixer, and being at the
head of the county Republican ticket,
has every assurance OF succeeding
himself in the next legislature.
There is to be a picnic held ut EX-
cclsior Saturday and it is expected
that a large crowd will be present.
The base ball team from Versailles
will so to the picnic and play a game
with the Excelsior team, Tor the ben
eft Of the crowd, and it is probable
that a number of our fans will
go over to witness the sport.
J. +. Johnson, Of Akinvlllc, for
mer!y County School Commissioner,
was in this city on business Monday
and favored us with a pleasant call.
He makes a very hattering report Of
crop conditions in his neighborhood,
Mr.. Johnson is in business in Akin
vile and has given up school teach
ing. yet he was considered one among
the best teachers in the county.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06

ginning of the term, owing the great
advantages obtained by an additional
year being added to the course so as
to artiCulatc with the State University.
Besides the full corps OF teachers at
the school building, Prof. Stith has
charge Of 81 pupils of the sixth and
seventh grades in the south in
the Martin Hotel block.
Everything points to a most sue
ccssiul school year, as Prof. Livcsay.
who is entering his third year in our
schools, is well acquainted with the
conditions and requirements to bring
out the best results, and with able
assistants in every department, and
patrons taking proper interest to have
their children attend regularly, this
should be the banner year in the Yer
%saillcs public schools. The Board Of
Education has taken the initiatory
step to this end, let all aid in the
move for a higher standard in our
educational facilities.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06

Clas w. KavanauGh the abs,ractcr,
notary public, insurance and real estate
agent, reports the following transfers OF
real estate since u last issue;
b. =. Anderson and wife to &. ".
Magcc, 40 acres in Section 10, 40,
10 500.
lhos. Daniels and wlic to YIN.
Daniel, ctal, parcel Of ground in Sec.
81 & -, i3. l6-56J0.
VIM. A. Merriott and wife to s. y.
Hun, 40 acres in Sec. 9, AZ, 16-S1.
S. y. Hull and wife to Oscar II.
Rifle. 40 acres in Section 8, AZ,
1850.
Leon II. Schwald to v. II. Guth-
RE, 100 acres in Section 20, AZ, Is
--$2iOO.
Geo. Chism ct al to Clay rhruston.
lot SO Of block II original town 0.
Versailles, Mo.-ol3O.
l.. +. Anderson and wife TO &. W
M"gcc, 100 acres in section 2, 40
1850.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06

S. A. Drysdalc. who some time
ago moved with his family to Kansas
to reside on a farm which he had for
mcrly purchased, soon found that
there was no place like '.Old Mis-
souri, and he sold his Kansas farm,
sent his wife back by railway, and is
now coming back to his first love
by the overland route, and viii arrive
here soon. He Will be Contcntcd to
remain in the land OF 1.-THE big red
apple,' in the future.
The Cherokee Indian base ball club
are billed for games with Versailles
team a tbasc ball park in this city, on
Tuesday, Sept. II. THIS famous
team OF real redskins have made a
big hit all over the country, and are
fine ball players. They play both in
daytime, and at night by the aid OF
a system OF electric lights, and the
exhibition is a novelty seldom wit
messed in towns OF this size. The
home team will be up against a hard
proposition and will be forced to
pu, up a good game to cope with the
Indians. They are said to be the
champions Of the west, and no lover
OF the national sport can afford to
miss these games.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Fine Job Printing.

Mr.. Tillman has agreed to stay
with US Tor a while, and We can guar
antec YOU the best job printing be-
tween St. Louis and Kansa, City, or
rather between the Mississippi and
the kaw, at reasonable rates and
prompt delivery. All work guar
ant,ced. Give us a trial.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE pF MIaSOUKi,I
CouHIy oF MoRGAS
In the Morgan County Circuit Couit, In Naca-
ton,
w,lheimina brand. Plaintiff,
lanes r Mastin. Il living and il dead, his IN
known heir, OF t%evi,"c-, Defendant
At this day comes plaintiff h'lciu and hle'
petition aud affidavit. alleging among other
things that defendant, Jane. N's'Iu, il living
is not y resident OF this state, and II dead PLAIN
tiH verify b-lioveS that his unknown heirs or
l-Viscc-. hy said record TILE are Interested III
the subject matter this petition hut that they
are unknown I" this plaintiff, 80 that their
names cannot h' Inserted httCin not 'htif t'-
@sp-ctivc Interests 81, ont. hr, That they derive
THEN iutti,sts ID thcy have amy, from James 7.
Mas,in a, his hc!ts oi DEVICES.
MhcIcupou. ii is ordered by the clerk IN vd"'-
ton tina, said defendant he nptlhch hy pnbli-
cation that plaintiIt has commenced /, su't
agaiuS, him III thus court the object ana gen.
cral nature ui which l., To- uh'aii q decree OF
court IN accordance with the professions 81 See
tinrs os3 aud i4os Revised statute, Of Missouri
of lSrp. divcs'ing the said defendants of all
thcii rights. iillc ana interest III and t. the iui'
lowing described real estate to wit The ch.t
half of the uotthw"s, quarter. tie north half OF
the southwest qmftcr ana the noi'heu,t quarter
OF section ten 90 III township forty iiOI, Rangc
eighteen Ool. Morgan County, Missouri, aud
vcs,ing same in plaintiff, and that unless the
said defendants 10" aud appear ri, This court
at the next tom thereof. to he begun AMI holden
1T The court hou.e IN the city OF N'lSli les. III
sand county an the 10Th i v Of December nest
and on 81 The FIRST day Of mid term aus%t I
az plead TO the petition IN said cause. the same
will he taken as confessed, and Judgment will
be rendered aCcuidinglv.
And it is further ordered. that q copy hereof
hc published, according TO law. IN Tie Morgan
County pcmocrat Il weekly ucwspapcr publish
ed IN MDisru County. Missouri, ltr four week
siccc.siveiv. ne last insertion 10 be ut l'H-
IL rty tnys before the 10Th dan Of | 2 cmber, l"1h
" { THOMAS, Cilcut Cleik.
A true COPY from the Record.
Wtnr,, nay hand aud The seal Of the Cir
... cult Court ui Morgan County
" this 10th day 81 july, lflb
W {. Thomas Circuit Clstl.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Corner Stone Laying.

The Building Committee Of the NJ.
T.. Church South has invited Yer
sallles Lodge, No. III, a. +. * A.
NJ, to lay the corner stone OF the
new church building, and the invita-
ton was accepted. The ceremony
will be some time in October when
the foundation is completed.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
A Sudden Death.

Loran Cooper, rs years Of age, a
son of J. B. Cooper, died at his home
near Glcnsted last Friday, after a few
days illness, OF appendicitis. His
remains were laid to rest in the Glen
stcd cemetery Saturday afternoon,
Rev. SLIPPER, of the NJ. T.. Church,
conducting the funeral services.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Public Schools Opened Monday.

Versailles public schools opened
this week with a large attendance,
a number Of pupils from the surround
ing country starting in with the be-
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Rock Island Time Table.

WEST BOUND.
No. 27-Daily Limited. KGn,as city,
Colorado Springs, Denver, Pueblo
and TeTas points. Leaves 1888 a III
No. - Daily Local. Kansas City
and al intermediate point also
all points west. 20 hours to Den
yer. Leaves. ......... -. 400 p m
EAST BOUND.
No, 1S- Daily Limited, St. Louis
md all points east
No. "A Daily Local. 81. Louis,
intermediate points and all points
east. Leaves. ..............i2:O2 p M
For sleeping car reservations, tickets,
etc, apply 70, any Rock Island ticket
sgeut.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06

only S2l 10 from Versailles round
trip return limit Octol eli 81, 1860.
Special excursion rates July iDlh TO 18th,
inclusive. account Flks' meeting: only
$500 from Versailles, Mo. Send six
cen > in stamps for illustrated Colorado
hooks. "Inder the Turquoise Sky
containing complete list Of Colorado
hotels and boarding houses, Elks
foidcr-full of information free.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06

Versailles, Mo, Sept |, 1000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-07
IS CASE OF TYPHOID.
Suspicious Case In New Orleans Is
 Carefully Examined.

New Orleans, July Conformation that a report was published in Mobile today saying that yellow fever had ap- peared in New Orleans was received by the Louisiana state board of health. Dr. c. H. Irion, president of the Louis lana board, authorizes the statement that the Mobile report was probably based on the fact that a case of fever, which was today officially diagnosed as typhoid, was reported yesterday to the state board as suspicious. This case was reported merely as fever &C., companied by black vomit. The state board immediately appointed com mittee of physicians to examine the patient. They worked until late last night, making every test possible. and were unanimous in the diagnosis of typhoid. Two other pronounced cases of typhoid fever were found in the same house.
 The examining physicians were Drs. P. E. Archinard, George K. Pratt and J. M. Bacheller.
 Dr. Irion said also that so far as the state board of health can learn, there is no yellow fever anywhere in New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-07
VETERANS PICNIC AT BESSEMER TODAY All Arrangements for Affair
 Are Completed MAYOR TO BORROW MONEY Four Thousand Dollars Needed to Com olete Sidewalk Improvements at
 Bessemer--Pythian Officers Are Jointly Installed.
MAYOR TO BORROW MONEY

Bessemer July 6.-(Special.)-At spe- cial meeting of Camp McAdory, United Confederate veterans this morning all ar arrangements were completed for the an nual picnic to be held at the city park here tomorrow.
 Commander H. W. Crook was elected officer of the day and will be assisted by carefully selected staff. Addresses will be made by General Commander T. W. owen of Montgomery and J. M. Cald- well
 All Veterans Sons of Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy have been invited to attend and it is expected that the attendance will be very large.
 To Borrow Money. z The city council in short special session held last night authorized the Mayor and city clerk to borrow s400o to complete some sidewalk improvements that arc now under way and that have been contracted for.
 The present administration is doing a great deal of public improvement and Mayor Sullivan is being generally con- graduated for his enterprise along these lines.
 Notes and Personals.
 At q joint session of the two Pythlan lodges of this city last night officers for the ensuing year were installed by Grand Chancellor B. Clay Jones. Dr. K. P McTyeire is chancellor commander of Linton lodge and E. l.. Thornburg is chancellor commander of Myrtle lodge The installation exercises were held at Linton hall.
 The remains of young Henry Thomas who was killed in this city Wednesday night by an electric car were carried to Maylene where interment was had today in Ebenezer cemetery.
 Acting Mayor Rudolph Wegein presided in police court this morning for the first time and disposed of several minor cases Mayor Sullivan left for the east yesterday where he will take d month s vacation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-07
CUNNINGHAM CLUB ISSUES AN ADDRESS In Interest of Candidacy of R.
 M. Cunningham OFFICERS ARE ELECTED J. L. Brierton Resigns From Board of Aldermen of EnsIey-FranehIse
 Is Granted for Gas
 System.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

Ensley, July e.-(Special. )--At a meeting of the Cunningham club tonight an ad- dress to the voters of the state on the candidacy of Dr. R. M. Cunningham for governor was adopted.
 The meeting of the club was well at tended and much interest was shown in the questions discussed. Several short ad- dresses were made by local and visiting friends of Enseys candidate for gov ernor.
 Officers Elected.
 The following officers were elected at the regular meeting of the Junior Order of American Mechanics last night: W. T. Springfield, councillor.
 A. Dudley, vice councillor.
 P. H. Tyler, recording secretary. J. D. Brown, financial secretary. J. F. Culpepper, treasurer.
 J. A. McEachen, chaplain
 J. G. Meachem, warden.
 J. N. Adams. conductor.
 W. A. Burgin, inner sentinel.
 J. A. Clements, outer sentinel.
 Brierton Resigns. At the regular meeting of the City Coun- ell last night Alderman J. L. Brierton re- signed on account of his having accepted a position with the Central Iron company at Tuscaloosa and would therefore change his residence.
 The election of his successor will be ar ranged for at the next regular meeting of the board.
 The Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company was granted franchise to lay gas mains in the city and to operate a gas system.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-07
HANCOCK BROUGHT HOME.
Escambia County Man Wanted for
 Killing Professor Troutman.

Brewton, July 6-tSpecial )-Sheriff Raley arrived this afternoon from Kan sas City with Fred Leslie Hancock. who was arrested in that city, and lodged the prisoner safely behind the bars of the Escambia jail.
 It will be remembered that Hancock murdered Professor Troutman at Canoe. January l. 1905 and at the last term of court was placed on trial for the crime. the jury failing to agree, standing eleven for life imprisonment Hancock made his escape from Jail May 9 and through the untiring efforts of Sheriff Raley his cap ture was effected in Kansas City. His wife and two children were with him and returned also, stopping at Castle berry.
 Hancock was well disguised and only a close observer would have ever recog- nized him. About two hundred people gathered at the depot upon the arrival of the train, but there was no demon stration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-07
CONTRACTS FOR SEAMEN.
Provisions Are Made at City Hospitals
 In Case of Illness.

Washington, July 6.-(Special.) .)-The ma rine hospital service has promulgated it's contracts for the care of seamen who are III and who may die. The hospital officials make contracts for each fiscal year in ad- vance and the contracts cover the present fiscal year.
 At all of the principal cities of the coun- try where seamen are likely to become fiji and pass away, contracts are made with hospitals for subsistence. nursing, medical treatment, etc., and with under takers for interment. At Mobile hospital patients are to be cared for in the Ma rine hospital. Haas and Davis of that city are to provide for the burial of deceased patients at sl275 each, the health officer to care for patients suffering from small pox at the rate of S1 a day.