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New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Jan. 1s, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer Kasarin AugustA Victoria (Gerl Ruser Ham
burg T. southampton and CheTbours o, TO the
Hamburg American Line with 434 cabin and $50
passengers malls and mdse- Arrived the Bar
Steamer Moitke (aer) Denpwoir Genoa january and
and 5Ti passengers and mcse. Arrived the
Bar at $40 a 10Th
Steamer Frankdale (Br. new, 5000 tOns Kidd GIas
December - and Queenstown January a. to Norton
& Son IN ballast. Arrived at the Rar at 3 m
Steamer 81 Cuthb%rt. from Antwerp. Passed in Sandy
Steamer Finance Mobray Colon January 10 10 the
lane, with 80 passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived the Bar NJ $50 m. nth
Clyde S. Co with cabin passengers. mails
Arrived at the Bar at $40 n.
Steamer Maraval (Br). Scott, Trinidad January and
Grenada 10. the Trinidad Shipping Trading Co.
Wit cabin ma mds Arrived al
steamer Monroe. Hulphers. Newport News and Nor
mdse. OF Highlands at 2:2O p IN.
Steamer Actiy (NoT). Eide. Brdgewater. January
15 with umbee to Henry Cole; vessel TO Bonham
sen: Arrived at the Bar at IL
Steamer Perima (Br). Caroy. Demerar2 January o.
r Outerbridga Co. with 20 passengers, malls and
mdss Arrived a the Bar 1:l5 p m.
to Fuuch Edge Co. with sugar. Arrived at the Bar
az a m.
sengers mdse. Passed IN Quarantine al 6ib a m
Steamer Mamma Iata, Charles. Baltimore. TO II @
Foster, with Indse Passed in Quarantine T40 a m.
Steamer Rio Grande. Hayes Galveston january L L
20 the Mallory s. Co with passengers and Passed
In Quarantine at "A m.
60 Manderson & Son. with mdse Passed IN Sandy
sandy Hook n j. Jan IS. $50 p m-wnd calm;
thick fog.
steamers CIor). Porto Plata. Banes etc: Dlsa
(SWed). ManzanlllO; MatRnZas. Havana and Tampco.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
WAITER HAS G. W. LOFT ARRESTED.
New York Man Thought Sen Had Been As
seulted-Complsint Withdrawn.
IRy rslegrsrh . &c Trlbune. }

Lakewood, y. J., Jan. 1s-George w Loft, Of
New York, was arraigned before Justice OF the
Peace Sproule here to-day. charged with as
saulting Thomas Martin, a hotel waiter. 1t
was alleged in the complaint that Mr. Loft
struck Martin il the face several times. At the
hearing Il developed that there had been a mis-
understanding.
M. Lofts twelve-year-old son ran 20 his
father this noon bleeding from a cut on the
nose. Mr.. Loft was told that Martin had struck
the boy, though this was not true Young Loft
sustained a fracture OF the skull several weeks
age, and Mr.. Loft feared that a hemorrhaee OF
the brain had set in. lie in no mood for
explanations when ne found Martin and
promptly proceeded 20 cuff Dim. Martin with
drew the complaint
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
PATR0LMAN O'NEIL SUSPENDED.
Commissioner Bingham Also Sent Order to
Have Him Arrested.

Commissioner Bingham was asked yesterday if
he had read in the morning pspers OF the alleged
outrases committed by PatrOlman Thomas J. ONeil
OF the West 57th station where II is charged
that he assaulted several citizens Thursday
night.
suspended. said the Commissioner. inspector
Hussey found him last night in a saloon in full uni
form with a glass OF whiskey up TO his mouth
The inspector brought him station house. and
he was suspended. ] going 10 put a stop such
outrageous .dOings that Charges will be pre-
ferred at once against him
Don't you think he was asked. thar police
man acting like he did should be placed under
arrest. even II he strictly sober?'
Yes. I thinking about that myself. can
not understand why he was put IN the Jug"
Then the Commissioner sent ouf an order for the
arrest Of O'Neil
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
GERMAN EXPORTS TO AMERICA.
Increase of Twenty-one Per Cent Over 1905
Effect on Tariff Negotiations.

Berlin Jan. 1s.-Germany's exports to the United
States I'm 1906 increased nearly S OO0OO0 rising to
454 against s126 1873 1893 in the year 1906 or
per cent These official figures prepared by
Consul General Thackara from reports received
from all the consular districts IN the empire. The
increase over 19O4 was Sal 100000. or 81 per cent.
The increase will probably have favorable in1iu-
ence on the tariff arrangements with the United
States as il will give Count POsadOwsky- Wehner'
the imperial Secretary of State for the Interior.
another argument for asking the Reichstag 70 ac-
cept moderate concessions from the United States
in return for benefits to be derived from Ger.
many's reciprocal treaties Most OF the lines or
exports show proportiOnate increases particularly
chemicals textiles. dress trimmings, laces, hides,
glove leather, chromos and metal ware. The Eernh
district alone shows increases In exports from
s. SS7 coo TO $l4 152.O6S
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Southampton. Jan 1s 1880 D m-sailed steamer
Deutschland tGer), Kaempn (from HRmburg1 New
York via CherbOuFg
Genoa Jan l1-ATrved. steamer Cedric CBr) Had
dock New York for Naples etc (and proceeled1
Bristol Jan 1S-Arrived. steamer Bristol City (Brl
Barclay, New York
Pireus 16-Arrved. steamer Antares (Gerl Peter
New York via ST Michaers. Gibraltar, Palermo
HaVre Jan 1S-ArFived. steamer "A Bret (Fr)
Feflynde, New York
Naples Jan i7-sailed. steamer Algera (Br). Wards.
New York.
Trieste. Jan 1sArryed. steamer Gerty (Aust) Ivan
cch York via Naples and Venice
Lizard, 1s-Passed. Prometheus (Gerl. Tholen
ST Mchael's. Jan T4saiied Gallia CFr) Bou-
from Marseiles. etc). New York.
81 Lucia 17-Sailed steamer Ffugheuden OSrl Jones
from Iquque. etcl. New York. -
Barbados, Jan f6-Sailed, III hfx
tfrom Rio Jsneiro) York.
Sagres 17-Passed. Heahd~ne CRrs Tinpett
Msrs.ies.
Singapore. t6-Saied Afghan Prince fI,r1
Campbell crom Yokoh ANA. e,eJ. Nsw York.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
ONE RADICAL DEPUTY.
First Russian Returns Shoe Defeat
of Government.

St Petersburg. Jan. 1S-The first election re-
turns have been received here from the Trans
caspian territory. The result is an over
whelming victory for the Radicals. who have
obtained more than so per cent OF the Electoral
College which will chose one Deputy. Rad
zeal. Half the electors at Askabad. the capital
of Transcaspian territory. are railroad men
belonging to the extreme Revolutionist and So
cialist parties.
The candidacy OF Paul y. Milukoff 20 member
ship I'm the new Parliament has been legaliZed.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

THE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. MAIN OFFICE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. HALL OF
RECORDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN required by the
Annual Record OF the Assessed Valuation OF Real
Bronx Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond. comprising
City OF New York Will be open for public nspec-
examination and correction the second Monday
January and will remain open up TO and including
2lst day Of March. 1907
inspection application may be made by person
corporation claiming TO be asgrieved by the
corrected
the Boroush Of ManhatsaR at the Main 0niGs t o.
Records, No. 81 Chambers Street.
In the Borough OF the Bronx. at the OHace OF the
Department, Municipal Building Ias One Hundred and
In the Borough Brooklyn. the Office OF
Department Municipal Building
N the Borough OF Queens. the Office OF the De-
partment Hackett Building. jackson Avenue and Fifth
Street. Long Island City.
In the Borough OF Richmond at the once OF the De-
partment. Masonic Building. Bay St.. StapletOn. s.
Corporations In all the Boroughs must make applica
tIon only the main office in the Borough Of Man
haitian.
Application In relation TO the assessed valuation OF
once OF the Department IN the Borough where
Carrying on business In OF New York at the
Office OF the Department in the Borough where such
4 NJ and p NJ except on Saturday when all appIi-
cations be made between 10 A. 81. and i2
LAWSON PURDT.
FRANK RAYMOND.
NICHOLAS MULLER.
CHARLES PCTZEL.
JAMES H TUII.Y
THOs l. HAMILTON.
Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
MANHATTAN OPERA MOUSE.


SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
OSCAH HAMMERSTEIN- 80. ... .... Director
TO-DAY MATINEE at Z-Third APPEARANCE %
sihf. MtLBAs Verdfs LA TRAVIATA Mines
S-e!oa Zaccarias Severina: NM. Bassi. AncOna GNi-
Campanni ~
TONIGHT at Sis popular priced perfor--ancs
t3c- 70 S3l-lL TRONATORE. Mines Russ De
Clsneros Zaccarte; NM. DalmOres SeveiIhac Mug
hoz, recent Conductor. Tanara-
SUNDAY at S:3O-GRAND CONCERT (50c IA
et-oo)-Speclal engagement OF the famous juvenile
pianist. MlECIO HORsZOWSRI. Soloists: Mines
"a, EauI1ne Donalda Regime Arta; NM. Ivan AItchev-
sky Paul Seyeilhac and the entire Manhattan Opera
house Orchestra Direction NJ. Fernando Tanara
MON. JAN. 21. at s:15-Rossinfs m BARRIF FT2r-
Df sENIGLIA- Miles. Pinksrt TrentiDi. NM F@o1rf
Ancona. Arimondi. Gilbert. Venturini Conductor
WE'D. JAN. s9. at S-Meyerbeer's THE HUGTF-
NoI,. Mines. Russ. Pinkert. CisnerOs Arta
Severina- Zaccaria NM. Bassi AncOna. ArimondI
seVethac. Nenturini MugnOz. DaddL Fossetta
ductOr. Campaninf
FRI. Jan. S5. at S:15-BeiIfnTs SONNAMBTIA
Niles Pinkert. Trentinl. Zaccaria: NM Boncf
ArtInondi. Tecchi Conductor. Campanfni
SAT. MAT. JAN 26. S-Bizet's CARMEN
Mines Bressler- CiianOH Donalda TrentinL Cia-
eonia. NM DalmOres. Seveilhac Gilbert Dada
MGsnoz; hessehislian Nile Dazzle prem. dazs'ss
SAT- EVE. JAN ss. at s-verdrs AIDA Mines
Russ. De Cisneros; NM Bassi. Ancona, Arfmondi
Ieecht Mile. Dazie, prem. dansse. Conductor
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW ON SALE
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
EIGHT KILLED IN CHURCH FIGHT.
Socialists and Congregation in Conflict Be-
cause Priest Refused to Bless Bodies.

Lodz. Russian Poland. Jan ls.-The re-
fusal OF a priest TO bless the bodies of two
workmen killed in a street fight, expressed at
the funeral of the men to-day. led to a con-
hict in the church between the congregation and
band of Socialists. Revolver shots were ex-
changed freely, with the result that eight per-
sons were killed and thirteen were wounded.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
SHOTS FIRED IN HAVANA.
Small Riot IN Front of PaIace-No
Casualties.

Havana, Jan 1S.-There a small riot on
the part OF some strikers in front of the palace
at 3:3O o'clock this afternoon. Shots were ex-
changed between the strikers and the secret po-
lice. but there We're no casualties. The strikers
were dispersed.
Most of the shots fired in the air. The
strikers are stevedores employed by three ship
ping companies. The difficulty IL is expected.
will be settled Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
BooKBINDERs WANT SHORTER HOURS

The international Brotherhood of Bookbiaders
IL was announced yesterday. has decided TO make
a general demand for the eght-hour workday. and
referendum of its twelve thousand members is
being taken on the day on which 1t is go into
effect. There are about two thousand members of
the union In this city. Three dates have been
selected from which to choose the day on which
he demand becomes effective.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands tvIa San Francisco
HOugkOng ...--
Hawaii via San Francisco)-Alameda Jan. 81 IL 80 m
Australia (except WesD, FIN Islands ana
toria. = C1~Moana %. 600 m
FTsncisco,% o,%MSriposa Jan 90 1890 m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Phil
II pine Islands tvia San FTancisco)-
New Zealand. Australia Except West.
Few leionla Samoa, Hawaii
FIJI Islands viR FrRncscol--
sierra Feb 3 IL 80 a m
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
scHooLeoY KILLS oEElcIAL.

SmOlensk. Jan. 1s.-The chief OF the rural adj
ministration, NJ. KroIlau. was killed last night
by a schoolboy named Boriookoff as the chief
was leaving a concert hall. The boy, who llred
FIVE shots from a revolver at his victim, was
Immediately shot and killed by an officer.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
UTAH INDICTMENTS REPORTED.

Salt Lake City Jan. 1S-The federal grand jury
to-day made its final report. II is known that sew
eral indictments returned but no definite in
formation will be given out until have been
made. 4 Is intimateG that indictments have been
returned IN connection with the alleged timber
trust IN the Northwest, and that the persons in
dlcted not in Utah.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
SWEEPING DENIAL FROM VATICAN.

Rome Jan. ls-Vatican authorities say that all
statements that they have negotiated with En-
peror William President Roosevelt, any
power concerning the participation of the Holy See
In the next Hague peace conference, false, and
add Il is therefore untrue that any power has
objected TO this participation.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
LEYLAND LINES NEW ROUTE.
Another Firm May Send Boats to southamp-
ton Instead of Liverpool.

Manchester. Jan. 1S.-It is said that the Ley
land Line has decided TO transfer a number of
its boats in the American trade from Liverpool
to Southampton.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

VyREASURY DEPARTMENT. L S LIFE SAVING
IL Service Washington d. c.. January o. 10O7-Sealed
proposals will be received az this office until zoo o'clock
D. m Wednesday January so. 1907 and then publicly
opened OF Mcclellan boat wagons
be delivered at the stOrehOuss of the Life Svins ser
WASHINGTON New York City. Plans and
specifications OF proposal ETC. be obtained
upon application 70 the Inspector Saving stations
$40 Washington Street New York Cty OF 20 THIS ONCE
(Sigued) s / KIMBAILA General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
The NORTHWESTERN Limited
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS

modelled please particular peoPe-electric-
lighted luxuriously furnished, heated by steam
and ventilated by electric fans. Each section and
compartment n sleeping has its individual
reading lamps. The table dhote dinner in the dining
car is one of the finest meals served on wheels.
The Limited leaves Chicago daily at $50 pm.
There three other daily trains to ST. Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS via The Northwestern Line, leaving
Chicago 600 a.m,, pm. and
Atl3EYH1 300 am, making a most complete
HSnfsIA1Lu daily service the Twin Cities.
HhliIllAGpW H. C. C. & NV. Ry-
hEO31EIT Broadway, York.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 7:2 Sunset B:O1 Moon sets 11;i4 Moons age
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook as Gov. Island - Hell Gate = -
PM.-Sandy Hook Gov Island lz:lI fieIl ud'e %'Vs
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
~ bia-washing,On. D. c. Jan a. H. 1soIIssalsd i s. 1s
Saturday. February e. 1897 for furnishing sast.iTon
sary information may obtained Room as District
Building washington; % c. HENE1 SIE ,rBr,I, r. H
mssioneTs. D. c.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
Proposals.

VyREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
IL Supervising Architect. Washington. ID. c.. january
Sth. 1eO7.-Seaed proposals will be received at this
office until o'clock p. NJ 9Th day of February.
sions 70 the mailing platform and roof over same ETC.
at U. S. Court House and Post once building. New
York ". Y. in accordance with drawings and spscih
cations copies Of which may be had this offse
the office OF Chief Engineer and Superintenden. OF
Public Buildings. No 15s. Post Office building. New
York N Y. the discretion OF the Supervising Arch
tsct JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
Public Notices.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, MAIN OFFICE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. HALL OF
RECORDS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
Lectures.

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL. CULTURE. Gsraesie Hail
5Ith ST 7th ave. Dr. FF,IlN ADLER lectures
WHAT SHALL WE THINK OF SOCIALISM,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

sBrInEs mail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-03
CLEVELAND K. CHASE
CENSURES POLICEMEN
Give a Fallen Man No Show
To Recover.
AMERICA BEHIND EUROPE,

Cleveland X. Chase, in his lecture
in the Earlham chapel stated that the
police system of this country did not
offer fallen man the least show, and
that i'll that respect the various SyS-
TENS of Europe were far in advance Of
that of the United States. Mr.. Chase
said that he had seen the policemen OF
London helping a drunken man to his
feet and starting him off. whereas IN
this country when man got intoxi-
Gated he was promptly arrested, and
if he should happen to show fight was
quickly beaten into insensibility. In
either case the man was taken to the
lookup and was cast into a cell. posi-
bly, next to a burglar, or just as prob
ably, next to a murderer. There is
no moral reform whatever used in this
country. and it would be a good thing
to put it into practice" said Professor
Chase in conclusion. IF the authori-
ties would establish the precedent Of
putting a drunken man to work as
soon as he recovered from the fumes
of the drink. keeping him under their
eyes for a time. and sending the mon
ey he earned to his wife, there would
be less desolate homes in this country
and not half as many children would
go unclothed and unfed'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-03
WOULD DECLARE
FOURTH WARD DRY
BY REMONSTRANCE
Citizens Have Been CircuIat-
ina Remonstrance Petition
On the Quiet Leaving Sa-
IooniSts in the Dark.
WILL PRESENT PETITION
AT MEETING OF COUNCIL.
If Remonstrance Were Sue
cessfuI Six Saloons Would
Be Driven Out of Ward, Two
Being on Main Street.

1t was stated today, that several
temperance people residing in the
fourth ward, are circulating for sigma
lures, petition to have the ward made
residence portion of the city. If the
majority of the residents of the ward
sign this potion, it will We presented to
the city council.
There are six saloons in the fourth
ward, two of them the saloons of Ed
Main street. The licenses of the Other
four saloons are held by John Sullivan,
George PILE, William Simmons and
Fred Blickwedel. Should the city coun-
Gil pass an ordinance declaring the
Fourth ward residence portion of tue
city. it would mean that all the saloons
affected would have to close their
doors.
1t is said that those interested III
driving saloons out of the Fourth ward
have been quietly working for some
time to secure signatures to the petit
ton. The work was being done qui
city, SO that the liquor interests could
be caught with their guard down. Now
that the report of the efforts of the
temperance workers is generally
known, it is probable that the liquor
interests will lose no time in circulat-
ing a remonstrance against making the
fourth ward dry
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-03
INVESTIGATION NEARS END.
Congressional Committee Will Soon
Report on Brownsville Shooting.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The senate
meeting Monday for the further con-
sideration of the Brownsville case.
Letters, including the correspondence
between the war department and the
attorney of Sergt Mingo Saunders in
regard to the latter'S proposed rein
listment last winter and communities
tons from Brownsville containing
measurements of various buildings
which have been mentioned during the
investigation, were read.
The next meeting of the committee
probably will be on Thursday.
The committee will report its find
ings on the Brownsville investigation
some time next week
At least eight of the members who
will make up the majority will report
that it was undoubtedly the soldiers
who shot up Brownsville. Senator
Foraker will be joined by Senator
Gulkeley in reporting that the evil
dence does not show that the soldiers
We're engaged in the Brownsville riot
and there is a bare possibility of Sen
atOr Scott and Senator HemenWay
signing the minority report
The four democrats of the commit
tee will sign the majority report. and
will probably be Joined therein by
Senators Warren, Lodge, Warner and
Fulton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-03
Do NOT FEAR SPREAD
OF SMALL POX NOW
All of the Former Quarantines
Are Removed.

1t was stated today by Dr. Charles
Bond. city health officer, that little fear
is now entertained that any new cases
of smallpox will develope in Rich
mond from the case discovered in the
southern portion of the city. All of
the guarantees have been removed
from the Allinger home. A case
which is thought to be variloid has
been reported at PA north Fourteenth
street, man by the name of Shermey-
err, being afflicted. The case has not
developed sufficiently to ascertain
whether the contagion is of a malig-
nant form or not. Four families re-
siding on Fourteenth street, have been
ouarantined as certain members have
been exposed. DR.. Bond states that
every precaution is being taken to pre-
vent any possible spread of the disease.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-03
TALKING ALWAYS
AND NEVER ACTING
LAWMAKERS MOTTO
Continued From Page One.)

congress had assembled. in the swear
ing in of new senators and represent
tatives and other perfunctory acts
that always accompany the organiza-
ton of a new congress.
Both houses adjourned out of re-
spect to members who died since the
close of the last congress. Senators
Morgan and Pettus, of Alabama. and
Representatives Slemp of Virginia and
Smith Of Illinois having passed away
during the recess.
In both houses the diplomatic gal
leries were filled with representatives
of foreign governments, accompanied
by ladies. There We're many brief
conferences among senators and rep
resentatives who had not met during
the many months since the close OF
the last congress and the legislation
to be enacted during the coming win
ter was discussed with great interest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-03
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR DE
POSTS OF PUBLIC FINDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Wayne Township Board of Finance of
Wayne Township, Wayne County, will
between the hours of 100 p. m. and
$50 p. m, on the 9th day of Deem
Der, 1907, at the Township Trustees
office in the Township of WAYNE. and
County of Wayne, and the State of In
diana receive written proposals from
banks and trust companies subject to
examination by the State Of Indiana or
by the United States. and having
there place of business in this state
for the receipt of a maximum amount
of the public funds, on deposit. as pro-
vided for in an act Of the General AS
sembly of Indiana, entitled An Act
concerning public funds there deposit
and safe keeping and the collection OF
interest thereon: creating Boards of
Finance and defining their powers.
duties and procedure. PIE scribing pun
isnment for violations, prescribing
when said act shall take effect. and
repeating laws in conflict. approved
March Q. 1907, and being Chapter 222
OF the Acts of 1907, page 391. Said
funds to be deposited consist of the
public funds of Wayne Township,
Wayne County. Indiana.
All proposals and surity company
bonds must be executed according to
official forms prepared under the pro-
vision OF the above statute. Personal
or surety company bonds, or collateral
bonds as security, must accompany
proposals.
The Wayne Township Board of Fin
ance,
By y. P. WHITE, President
Attest. R. A. DAVENPORT,
Sit Secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-03
HEROIC FIREMAN
IS NEGLECTED
City Has Treated Phil Riley, of
No. I, DisgracefuIIy,
1t Is Said.
STOPPED A RUNAWAY TEAM
AS A RESULT HE RECEIVED IN
JURlES NCAPACiTATING HIM
THE CITY THEN PROMPTLY
CUT OFF PAY.

Councilman Deuker last evening
called attention 10 the City'S disgrace
full treatment OF Phil Riley, a heroic
member of the fire department who
nearly lost his life aMd who is today
practically cripple rs a result of his
action in stopping a runaway team on
North Eighth street last summer. Mr..
Deuker called councils attention to
the fact that for three months. Riley
was patient at the Reid Memorial
hospital and that during this time he
had not received his salary because
the board Of public works had ordered
that his pay cease until he was able
to again resume his dutS.
Riley is still suffering from the in
JurleS he received while discharging
his duties. and is under the constant
care OF physician. Mr.. Deuker stat.
cd that he did not think the city
should allow such a faithful servant
as Riley to be turned coldly out up.
on the world, and that provision
should be made to pay his bills for
medical service and to give his month,
ly pay until he is once more able to
go on duty. Riley's case will be prom
utly investigated