davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24
Letter List.

Letter List.
The following letters remain UNI
called for in the postoffice in Rapid
City, for the week ending May ~,
1908:
Gentlemen.
Arthur B. Hill; j. H. Hope; Free
man Francis; G. v. Storz; Everett
L. Lawrence; Joseph Brason; Bill
Prishly; III. L. Hasbrook; w. "A.
jenkins; e. Adule; w. E. Halleck;
Cedric Brewer; Fred Evell; Jake
Voegeli; H. Ellis; A. B. Ellingson;
Walter Mack: Bob Marshall; Walter
Berry; w. e. Bearman; N. L. Blair;
VIM. Black; e. "A. Morlan; Thomas
Brush; Homer Burgess; G. F. Kauf-
man; J. P. Smith; Will Duncomb;
F. M. Hanlon; Mr.. James Kingman;
Jim Kibbee; Robert King; Geo. j.
Yorker; George Lee; Robert Ander-
son; Edward Lemerond, Johnnie
Leonard; Cecil Gray; Andrew john
l5son; Curtis G. Chase; James Coar-
mete; Diane E, Coon; J.. E. Noel;
Jack CORN.
Ladies'.
Nancy Owen; Mrs. e. j. Walker;
Mrs. Katie Wetz, CD; Mrs. Efae
| Williams.
For week ending June 80, 1908:
Ladies.
Miss Laura Jones; Miss Myrtle
Smith; Mrs. Harry How; Mrs. Dol
lie Rfngolf: Miss e. Davis.
Gentlemen.
Mr.. T. Bosch; Arthur Jenzer, Cd;
Ernst Mold; Frank Tarju; William
4 B. Johnson; Hugh Burgess; Ralph
4 B. Culpin; w. M. Wright; T. r.
Stuff; Otto Gresham; ]. w. Griffin;
George B. Reed; H. w. Perry; Chas
Peters; Gustave Simon; John Mo
ran; John Donnelly; Albert Filing
4 son; J. r. Champion; VIM. p. Shell
eday; Erasmus D. Thorp: u. /
Thomas; Ole Thomas; Ole Nelson
Christopher Nelson; r. d. Means
J, Guy 8. Melvin; T. L. Parker; Harr.
!, Valkenburg; Will IT. DERRICK; T. H
Nolan; Hans Baker; Johnny II
Buckman; M. d. Leslie; Frank Log
nskie; w. "A. Jenkins; Geo. +. Muir
lphy; Geo. B. Reynolds Warrel
Brooks; Albert Sandusky;; Cedric
Brewer.
For the week ending July 1S:
Ladies. 4,
Mrs. p. G. Booth; Mrs. Lee Riley
Mrs. Ellin Davis. CD: Miss Berth
! Clark. ssli
Gentlemen. {
Mr.. Joshua Pharis. ca b.. II
Pfarietx; Henry 8. Ford S. "A. Rob
inson; al. o.. Grein; Rud Pesh, (2)5
Charles NJ. Peters; Hugh Remington
n r: Gaylord; Melton Reed: Arie Bein
stra Chester Nv Miller; Georg
j IMyres; Ilige Coteral; Bert Glow, q,
Dave Carter; Fred Evans; Even Nv
enson VIM. q. Davidson; Dick Fish
er; John .. Kelley; w. Thompson
Martin D. Amidon;; Maurice Leslie
p. 81. Jackson; pierce; Chri
III Hon Martin Hofa;; Cleo Somers
= Frank Hopk ins.
Il For Yo1r Cye TIsosllss - ellaei
81 ennan1 spnr,s - aa1.s 80
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24

T. q - 4 -
We heartily commend the prac-
tical, efficient and progressive adj
ministration OF our Superintendent,
H. A. Ustrud, and we believe 1t is
worthy of the loyal support of all.
e. j. Quigley.
G. G. Schellenger.
A. H. Seymour.
Stella Kah1.
w. B. Wilson.
Florence Glenn.
C. G. Lawrence.
Miss Isabelle Boyd, of the Spring
field Normal, upon request read
James Whitcomb Riley's "Noontime
and June Time" which was much
appreciated.
The convention then adjourned
sine die.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24

Fred de Maranville, of Sioux City,
is again here buying up horses and
looking after his business interests
in this vicinity.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24
MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
No Action Taken in the Matter of a
CITY Park.

City Park.
The city council met Monday
evening in regular session, Mayor
Wood presiding. Present Alder
men Allen, Babue, Dilger, McNama-
,ra, Thomson and Feigel.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved. r
The following bills were allowed
on the various funds: Downie-
Wright Mfg. Co., $3.50; H. H. Gum,
1896 and $4,000; Ernest Fisher,
$33.75; Jos. Roushman, $4,000;
Tom Johnson, 5000; Andy schaf-
fer, $1,000; IChas Belknap, $500;
Willie Matson, s4.95; Toney Hill
man, $4,000; Fred Sargent, 1880;
Ed Friend, 1915; VIM. Napier,
1925; Tom Smith. $12.5o; Ernest
Snyder, $14.50; A. Handy, $4,000;
Duhamel-Ackerman Co., $15.40;
Sweeney Hardware Co., $3.50; Her
man & Birnbaum, $46.76, s10.25
and s32.15; f. w. Lyon, $3.50.
THE following bills were approved
and the board of county commits
sioners requested to pay the same
on account of the change of the
creek channel west of the city:
Rapid City Printing Co.. $500;
Downie-Wright Mfg. Co., $3.50;
Herman & Birnbaum, $153.75.
A communication was received
from p. B. Chapman offering to do
nate strip Of land in the south
western part of the city for city
park purposes provided that the city
expended at least $4,000 per an
nun upon the grounds. No action
was taken upon the proposition.
The committee appointed by the
Business Mems Club 10 examine and
report upon suitable location of a
city park reported to the city coun-
Gil that they had examined number
of desirable locations and asked for
further time in which to make a
lnal report on the matter.
The attention of the council was
called to the fact that the Pierre.
Rapid City g. Northwestern railroad
had crossed the ten acres of land
purchased for city park without
the consent OF the city and without
paying the city for the right-of-way.
The matter was referred to the
finance committee for investigation
and adjustment.
The attention of the council was
called to the open ditch on Eighth
sEresI. north of Omaha. The street
and waiLz committee was requested
% examine The ditch and report tc
fae next meeting OF the council.
IA ordinance extending the limits
% the twelve foot walks was in.
sroduesd and passed its first read.
| ing. The extension OF the twelve
foot walks were north OF RAPID
street to Omaha so that the wall
would be extended to the Milwaukee;
nsw passenger depot.
The council proceeded to orde,
the construction Of new sidewalks ii
the various parts of the city.
The Rapid Valley Telephone Co.
asked permission OF the council TO
the extension OF the company
lines SO that they would carry thei
lines through the city. The council
granted the request and designate
the route the company could use.
A resolution was presented an
adopted providing for city director
TO be issued at an early date.
There being no further bushes
the council adjourned.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24

Will Baken and wife were over
from Keystone visiting relatives the
first of the week. They returned
home Monday.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24
INV thatswatct at Lange's, the

jeweler.
Pat Dillon was down from Rock
erville Monday.
II your eyes need attention go to
l4ange's the optician.
Carl Behrens spent Sunday with
friends at Hermosa.
Frank Bender was in town from
Hermosa Tuesday.
Charles Bender, of Otis, was in
Rapid City Thursday.
The optician at Trowbridge's will
give you a perfect fit in spectacles.
John ReIs nington, of Hermosa,
was visitor in town Saturday.
j. K. Henrie, Auctioneer. Call at
the Ark store or address, Rapid City
s. D.
AL Shoemaker was a visitor in
Rapid City Tuesday of this week.
They say time is money. If you
need a time piece go to C.A.Trow-
bridges jewelry store
George r. Maynard was business
visitor from yiewfield the first of the
week.
A. j. Sull and Carl Tubbs, of Edge
mont, were sightseeing IN Rapid City
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Rhinehart
returned from Hot Springs Monday
morning.
Claude Crandall is spending few
days with Bob Pinkerton, at the
saw mill.
Allen Cox and family were up
! from Hermosa Tuesday, on shop
ping expedition.
tDr. Miller and F. G. Hoy, Of Key
stone, were business visitors in the
City Wednesday.
Miss Pearl King Is spending part
of her vacation with her mother, on
the ranch near Hermosa.
Lange, the jeweler, has couple
Of the prettiest show windows in
town at present. Anyone who finds
time to stop and inspect them will be
amply repaid.
John Chaffe and q. A. Young
were among the Creston visitors in
town Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Dan Brooks entertained the
Woman's Auxiliary of the M. e.
church Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ida Hatch arrived from
Pierre Monday evening to attend
the meeting Of superintendents.
r. " Carr, who is now represent
Ing the Chicago Live Stock Expo
sition Co., was in town yesterday,
Mrs. j. ID. johnson and Mrs. John
scallinder, Of Piedmont, were visi-
tors in the city the first of the week
H. w. Derthick was Milwaukee
passenger Tuesday for Chamberlain,
where he goes for the benefit OF
his health.
Miss Ella Rankin returned from a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Potter, of Keystone the first
OF the week.
Mrs. G. D. Matteson is enjoying a
u visit with her cousin, Mrs. John
" Westover. OF Omaha. who arrived
Monday morning.
Mrs r. III. Wheeler. SON and a
party Of friends from Chicago have
been making tour Of the Hills dur
Ing the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peterson drove
4 mp from their .znea near Folsom.
( M0adSF, and seMasaed over 4 few
6zFS ~ Ills Essz-
N 10 nu,-.@ 40 ,.~s<. -. 80 vF-..-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24
llEHSY NOTES OF TIE WEEK
FOCAL Items Concerning People and
Events Happening During
4 the Week.

Those having knowledge Of so
ciety items will confer favor by
] calling up phone 146, or by paying
\ us personal visit. This will be
appreciated by both The Union and
. editor.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24
Notice for Publication.
(Isolated Tract.
Public land Sale.

F. 5
H: Department OF the Interior, Rapid
City Land Office, March "a 1908.
Notice is hereby given that. as d.
rected by the commissioner Of the
General Land ONCE, under the pro-
visions of the act Of Congress APP
proved June 9Th, 1905 GA Stats,
517l, we will offer atspublic sale to
the highest bidder, at 9 o'clock, am.
on the 9Th day Of May, next. at this
Office, the following tract of land !:
Southwest quarter, utheasts quarter
section A., northwest quarter, south
west quarter section 35. township
4 NORTH, range 8 east. So
Any person claiming adversely to
the above described lands are adver-i
tised to- file claims or objections
on or before the time designated for
sale.
=. Burke, Register.
Myron Willsie, Receiver
Wanted.
aAt once. cook and house maid.
Good xagss, perm anent position 10
fright artie tdress Captain
ghaa FARMER Fort 1eads. ID.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-07-24

smith-Premier typewriter for sale;
In excellent shape. Enquire at The
Union Office for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
FATAL STORY OF LOVE
Kentucky Girl, Bereft Of Sweethesrt's
Affections, Taxes Deadly
Poison and Dies.

Rockport, KY, June 6.-Despondent
over the absence of her sweetheart,
and brooding at the refusal OF her
father to permit her to leave home
to marry Jesse Thomas. a telegraph
operator with whom she had become
infatuated. Miss Rhea Shrewberry, a
beautiful and refined young lady OF
Careyyille. a small station on tle
Illinois Central railroad. took large
quantity of carbolic acid with sui
cidal intent and was corpse in a
few minutes
Locking herself in her room, after
her father had left the house for the
telegraph office tc wire Thomas ia
come back. Miss Shrewberry swal-
lowed the deadly poison. A scream
of agony alarmed the other members
of the family, and when they FASTENED
to the young lady's room they found
the door locked. and were forced tC
enter through a window. The 9 r
was dead In a few seconds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
WILD RIDE IN A CAB
At Nashville Sensational Divorce
Case in New York City Has
Tennessee Setting.

New York. June 6.-The suit for
divorce of Minnie l.. Weis from Louis
Weis, which has been on trial before
Justice Dayton in the supreme court,
resulted today in disagreement by
the Jury, which was out for more than
three hours.
Attention was attracted to the suit
by the fact that in his answer the
husband named Albert Edward Tower
the millionaire iron man of Pough'
keepsie, as correspondent. Mrs. Weis
had been named in the suit OF. Mrs
Tower, the telephone girl BRIDE in
her suit for divorce. As Weis failed
to furnish a bill of particulars, Tow
.er's name was ordered stricken from
the paper by Justice Dayton.
Robert C. Sheppard, a New York
detective told today or a chase
through the streets of Nashville
Tenn, by himself and another detec
tive in a cab of a second cab sup
posed to contain Weis and a woman
He testified that they had found Wei'
and the woman in a house together.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
MARlBORoUCH SON ILL
MAY Be Cause OF Reunion OF Father
and Mother--Both Show the
Deepest Concern.

London, June 6.--Both the duke
and the Duchess of Marlborough are
very anxious about the health OF
their second son. Lord lvor Churchill
and there are those who say that this
common anxiety may be the cause OF
reuniting the divided parents,
AS a matter OF fact, neither Of the
Marlborough boys promises to be
very robut, but Lord Iyor viii prob
ably have to spend all his winters
abroad for some years to come. His
father, whose best characteristic
perhaps, is his interest In his sons, i
seriously worried a1out the bov
whose illness began with adenolds
and now has developed into lung
trouble.
The eldest boy, Lord Blandford, has
entered a preparatory college a
Brighton. where the sea air viii, !
| Is expected sufficiently strength =
him for entering Elton college.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 10
PRIZE MEAN MAN
Leaves His Wife Because She Wanted
$c.25 TO Pay House Expenses
For a week.

New York, June 6.-"My husband
is the prize erratic man. He used TO
make our little boy take long steps
to keep from wearing his shoes out -
said Mrs. Minnie Eckhard of New
ark, N. j., today in explanation OF
her suit for divorce.
Mrs. Eckhard is suing for divorce
ten years almost to day aller she
told her husband, Henry, that she
could not buy food, clothes and pay
the rent on $500 a wek. He left her
then. she claims to hustle around and
support herself and her 6-yearold boy
now l6 years old.
Even if | could have spent the 81
week as | wanted to it would have
been better. But my husband would
sit down every night when he came
home after his game of cards and de
mand an accounting of every penny
Henry | said to him the day he
left me, can't you make 1t $2.25 OF
A.. so this week. And then he storm
ed. He howled around the house like
a wmtry blizzard and blew out the
door like a March gale. From thai
day to this he has never set foot in the
house where my boy and | live.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
SPAIN MUST ACT SOON
Spanish Premier Speaks OF Recent
Clash Between French Troops
and Spanish Police.

Madrid, June 6.-At a meeting of
the cabinet held yesterday the prime
minister, Senior Maura, gave the king
an account of the recent collision at
Casa Blanca between French troops
and Spanish police.
The premier declared the moment
had come for Spain t adopt a more
energetic policy since the punishment
of those guilty of previous disorders
proved to be fruitless as a preventive
of their recurrence.
Rumors are current In political cir
cles that Spain probably will send a
note to the powers which signed the
Algeciras treaty explaining that in
spite of her desire to do so she is un-
able to carry out the policy proposed
for the Moorish ports and limiting that
this inability is due to difficulties
created by another power.
This step will be preclude to the
withdrawal of its troops by the Span
ish government if any further Incl
dents take place. The language OF
the Spanish officials regarding France
is always most courteous and diplo
matte. but things have transpired
which show that Moroccan affairs
may lead to unpleasant friction be
tween the two countries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
HASMENTAL BREAKDOWN
Lord Tweedmouth May Never Again
Sit in British House OF Lords
To Take Rest Cure.

London, June 6,-The veiled rumors
as to the physical and mental condi-
tion of Lord Tweedmouth, lord presi'
dent of the council, which were held
in political circles as partly account
ing for his indiscretion In the cor
respondence with Emperor William
with regard to the naval pollcy OF
Great Britain, while he was first lord
of the admiralty, now are referred to
more openly as the dark cloud that
has swept down upon him while still
in the prime Of manhood" and it is
announced that he has been ordered
to take the rest cure in the country
owing to a sudden nervous breakdown
1t is understood that Lord Tweed
mouth is not likely again to be seen
in the house of lords, and Is even not
In a condition to write letter of res
ignation. Arrangements have been
made to carry out his duties as lord
president of the council by commits
sion until the end Of the parliament
ary session, when a further recon
struction of the cabinet will occur.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
BURIAL RITES
At SAN PEDRO
VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION ON U. S.
CRUISER TENNESSEE GIVEN
FITTING BURIAL CASkETS
STREWN WITH FLOWERS.

San Pedro, Cal, June 6.-Funeral
services were held here this after
noon over the remains OF George
Woods, Il. c. Boggs, & Reinhold, j.,
w. Meek and f. J. Barns, members
OF the crew of the United States
cruiser Tennessee, Killed by the ex'
plosion yesterday.
After the services on beard the
flagship the bodies were brough'
ashore this afternoon.
A detail of 800 sailors, company
of marines and Captain 7. B. Howard
and his stan accompanied the re
mains ashore and marched to the
cemetery.
When the coffins were removed
from the hearse at the cemetery. they
were filled with flowers contributed
by citizens, city officials and TIE
comrades of the dead seamen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
APPROACH OF REPUBLICAN CON
VENTiON AT CHICAGO WILL
ATTRACT LEADERS.
MORE commandments
At Different Colleges Will Attract In
terest--Wu Ting Fang TO Make
Address at University
of Illinois.

Washington, June G.-The near APP
proach of the Republican national
convention will cau,e the party lead
ers to turn their attention toward Chi
cago, where the arrangements Tor the
gathering will b. completed during
the week and headquarters opened in
the interest of the various presde'i'
tial aspirants., Toward the end OF
the week the advance guard OF dele
gates and visitors win put in an ap-
pearance and the pre-convention ace
tivity will commence In earnest.
During the week Democratic state
conventions to select delegates TO
Denver will be held IN Virginia, Utah,
Oregon, Kentucky and Montana
Bryanism Is expected to dominate
practically all OF these conventions,
though there is talk of possible at
tempts to block Instructions In Vir
ginia and Montana
Inc HBnl DSLNttH AaNhdAoi ~ ~
IB. Kittredge and Governor Coe |
Crawford for the seat of the former
In the United States senate viii b'
settled at the general primary to b
sell Tuesday in South Dakota. Al
the same time nominations will b'
made for all state offices.
An eevnt OF sC.,iaf interest VIII D.
the wedding here next Wednesday O
Miss Juliette Williams and Jcsepl
Letter of Chicago,
College commencements Will oc
cupy a large share of public attention
| Noted speakers will De heard at man.
| institutions, but probably those a'
tracing most attention will be th
addresses OF Governor Johnson Q
Minnesota, at the University OF kar
sas and OF Wa Tins Fang the Chimes
ambassador, at the University OF III
nols.
The annual convention of unite'
/ confederate Veterans at Birmingham
viii occupy first place In the long III
OF conventions scheduled for til
| week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
WINS
ATHLETIC MEET
WITH "a POlNTS-LElAND STAN
FORD AND WISCONSIN
TIED FOR SECOND.
NO RECORDS SMASHED
But Western HunGred Yard Mark
Equaled--Olympic Games at
Philade lph a-Wisconsin
High Schools Meet.

Chicago, June C.--Chicago Uni?er-
sity won the annual track and fed
meet Cf the Intercollegiate Confer
ence this afternoon, scoring "A points
Leland Stanford and Wisconsin, tied
for second with 20 points each. iii.
nois, former conference champion,
was fourth with u points. The m ct
was so close that the result was not
counted until Merriam won the last
event, the 220 yard hurdle. No rec
ords were broken 3ut May, of Ill
nois, tied the western record in the
hundred yard dash running 1t In 3
and As seconds. the final feature
was the desperate race in the two
mile run, Carr, of Michigan Agricnl-
tural College, finisaed with a sensa'
tional sprint and defeating the see
and third men by inches only.
Merriam was the individual rer-
former of the day gaining victories
in both events in which he took
part.
Jacobs was the only othe chicago
man to win a first, he took the pole
vault with comparative ease,
Points made were as follows:
Chicago "a; Leland Stanford 20;
Wisconsin 90; IllincIs f8; Crime
IL; Purdue 8; Michigan Aericultural
Is; Ames 7; Indiana 6; Beloit, Mar
quette, Lawrence and Colora 10 Agf.
cultural ] each.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
BONFIRE OF WHISKEy
Many Bottles Poured Into Streets OF
Fulton, KY, and Burned, BY
Chief of Police.

Fulton, June G.-The whiskey that
was taken charge of by the city
officers some time ago, belonging to
Frank Cooley, by direction of the
court. was rendered him after he was
tried and convicted. but he declined
to accept it for some reason known
only to himself This was several
days ago the whiskey was stored in
the vault Of the water works Office.
over which Capt Tyler resides, aud
who objected to 1t being there The
chief of police not knowing what
better to do with it. last evening in
the presence of several witnesses,
broke every bottle of this Noun.
Hood whiskey over the curbing at
the rear Of the city court house and
set the whiskey Attire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
OLYMPIC GAM ES.

Philadelphia, Jrue G.--ln the
Olympic games today, two world s
records were smashed. six records
made at the Olympian games at
Athens, Paris and st. Louis broken
and one 0iympiau record ealal'edi
Besides this all but oae OF the other
records were approached by inches or
seconds.
The worlds to go were the poe
vault and free STYLE discus throw a
C. Gilbert. of Yale University, set the
new worlds figures for the pole vault
at 12 feet 7A inches. the former
worlds figures being IL feet ",
inches and the Olympian record IL
feet 6 inches.
w. X. Dray, of Yale, who held the
worlds record, and r. S. Nelson also
of Yale, tier for second place at IL
feet 21b inches. A, *. Dearborn, OF
the New York Athlete club with
throw of 1879 feet II inches and NJ
J. Sheridan, of the frish-American A
lC.. New York, with 139 feet 6H
| inches broke the WORLDS 1fee sIyle
discus record OF 1876 feet and II
inches. Sheridan also broke the
Olympian record of 115 feet inches
for the discus throw, Greek style.
NJ. w Sheppard, of l.. A. A. {
clipped two seconds Oft the Olymptar
record of 1.56 for t,le 800 metres race
Charles J. Bacon. of the frIsh-Ameri
can A. C. established new figure foI
| the 400 metres three foot hurdle
event; J. p. Halstead, of Cornell, IN
tercoIlegiate mile champion, cut tn
| 500 metres record down from A.0'
2-5 to 4:01 Is; ]. A. Rector of thu
University of Virginia, equaled th'
100 metres (09.2 yards) record o
10 As seconds in winning the frs
trial heat in that event.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-07
FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
BY Better Sanitation and Open Air
Treatments-Associa Adiourns
Officers Elected.

Chicago, June G.-The National AS
sociatlon for the Study OF Prevention
of tuberculosis concluded its annual
meeting here today.
A number of papers were read show
ing how better housing conditions In
the tenement districts improved sanl-
tation in cities and open air treat
ments In hospitals and at farms would
decrease the ravages of the disease.
Officers were elected as follows:
President V. Y. Bowditch, OF Bos-
ton; secretary, II. b. Jacobs, of Balti
more; treasurer. George NJ. Sternberg
The directors include Samuel Com
pers, James ]. Hill. Redfieid Proctor
Jr.. and Governor Cummins Of Iowa