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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
DENIES INSULT
To CANADIANS

Denial that Canadian guests Of
the Elliott BAY Yacht club we're
iusulied on the cruise Saturday Is
made in the following communion.
tion.
Editor The Star: Wish 10 cor.
rect statement appearing in To-
nights Star headed 'Yachtsmen In.
suit Canadian Guests. This ar.
tiele states that during the club
cruise Of the Elliott Bay Yacht club
IN Canadian flag was flown on the
stays ~ the yacht Spirit and was
ieered at aud the Canadians pres
ent insulted
y was on board the Spirit when
the flag was raised. and nothing
but cheers Of enthusiasm followed
! am certain that there we're no
ieers or eai-calls No Insults were
offered. and I am sure no offense
was taken by the Canadians pres
emit
The best Of feeling exists be.
tween local yaohtsmon and their
Canadian brothers. This article
gives a very wrong impression and
a black eye 10 the Seattle boys.
The club cruise was a grand
success. and the best OF feeling
prevailed al all times.
II hope you will give this matter
publication. that II may set as
right with those who do not know.
Yours truly,
m. G. MOSS.
1920 goth Az. CITY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
NEWSPAPER YES n
WOMAN,S LIFE

killed his xlfe. he slRshed himself
20 times over the heart with a Ions
knife aud ended n BY aianhing hia
jnEuiar vein tNice.
Theobald Mingam Was carpen.
ter and he and his uife had been
separated for several years. the
woman aud her daughter living ~
the home 81 Mrs. Vim. Castro, a
daughter Of the wounded woman.
Last night. MlnEam entered through
an open window. pointed ~.
volvor At his step daughter and pull
I'd the trigger The gun failed "a
explode and Mrs Castro escaped
through the back door The man
then took hls wife and dragged her
into the bath room and shot her
10 the breast 4 button and a news
paper turned che bullet aside. aud
the wound NAs mere flesh wound.
Thinking that b. had killed his wife.
MinEam committed suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Portland win be- drawn into the
steyedoE~ strike aow affecting PA.
r~t Sound cities While no official
Information has been given out. "
n probable that San Francisco may
aiuo be drawn into a sympathetic
strike Nith the local union.
I'VE haze received official ia
formation from Secretary } A. Mad
asn. 90 Portland local No. 9. that
the Portland i0nFshoremsn'a union
wfii refuse 20 wofh any boats that
are employing nonuniun men a.
Seattle. said u Mcconnell thts
morning. speaking for the union IN
ne absence % the officers
This declaration Immediately A.
fecta this Eva. of the ieba.n A o.
lander fieet The Eva. While AZ
Seattle. worked nonuniou long
nhoremen. aud 10 now ~ Portland
10 complete her cargo for North
China points. Wsterhonae a Go.
aud the Pacific Coast Steamship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
WORRY DRIVES A
MAN INSANE

John W Lofstrom. AZ years old. a
sailor, went insane trying to con.
duct q cigar stand business on the
waterfront at the foot OF Battery e.
he bought the stand two weeks
ago but the earnings we're small
and be kept bfooding over his losses
until he became afraid 10 60 near
his place Of business fearing that
someone would hiil him
lie was found wandering about
the waterfront aud taken into Gus.
t0dy lie was declared insane by an
insanity commission before Judge
Arthur r Griffin today in the su.
perior court and ordered commit.
Ted
a guardian win be appointed to
look after the store and see that II
ig disposed Of Lofstrom had a
money order for 500, besides about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
UNITED MINE WORKERS
ELECT OFFICERS

Members Of District No. 10.
United Mine Workers OF America.
by a referendum vote which was
concluded yesterday. elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year:
Ernest ellsworth, Roslyn. presi.
dent. l.. Rheinosky. Roslyn. vice
president John y. Morgan. Roslyn.
member Of national board for Tenth
district, John H. Wallace. Ravens.
dale, secretary treasurer. members
OF the board for district No. 10. s.
Benewlch. Gle Elum: w. Il. Jones.
Roslyn J y Martin, Ravensdale
G. Schumillicr. Black Diamond:
William Conlck. Roslyn.
The miners and coal operators
agreed upon placing one represcn.
tative Of the company and two &C
tual working miners ou the hospital
board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
HIKING TO
CAMP
tsy United prsssj

CAMP DAVID s. STANLEY,
AMERICAN LAKE. July 29.-The
faithful army horse and the Mis-
souri, mule will be relegated 10 the
background by Brig Gen Brush and
his staff during the maneuvers. MAJ.
Burnham, chief Of staff. has placed
an order for two autos, one 10 be
used BY Gen Brush. and the other
BY the staff officers
The camp Is now beginning to
take on active life The second
battalion Of the Third infantry. un.
der command Of Col Woodbury..
from Fort Lawt0n. has arrived, and
batteries A and Is OF the Fourth
field artillery. from Vancouver bar
racks. Is In camp.
-Four companies Of the national
guard from Seattle will leave that
city Sunday.
The seven companies 81 the First
and Third infantry. under command
Of Lieut. Col Fobeigcr. from Fort
George Scott broke camp AZ Au-
burn, Wash. this morning. enroute
here. and viii arrive Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

MADE LONG TRIP TN
AUTOMOBILES

After an automobile Journey Of ap.
proxlmately 1900 miles. a party Of
prominent los Angeles citizens AZ.
rived In Seattle al O'Clock last
night, having completed the long
trip from Los Angeles to this city
without accident
The party. which Is stopping a.
the Washington Annex. IL composed
Of the following persons: Mr. and
Mrs. X G Mccormick. Mr.. aud Mrs
John G. Cline. r. 7. Griffith. +. r.
Simpson, NJ. Barker. II. W. Cline
and J ~ Cline.
The trip was made In three cars.
two Packards and an Oldsmobile.
No attempt was made AZ fast time.
the journey covering rs days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
RELEASE WOMAN WHO
THREATENED DEATH

Mrs. Myra Nuuhs. who was ar
rested late Monday night with her
little daughter. while wandering
around IN an apparently demented
condition and who declared she
would KIN her child aud herself.
WAS released from custody by the
police yesterday.
Her husband called Tor her and
promised TO take good care Of her
Mrs. Muuhs apparently recovered
from her mental alteration after
talk with her husband. and the
police do not think that she will
make any attempt 20 carry out her
threats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Owing to the comparatively low
water Ia the Yukon river since the
opening OF navigation. which iudi-
Gates an early closing of The river.
the White Pass A. Yukon Route has
issued bulletin 20 its agents, urg
ing that an shipments for Dawson
and other points be moved forward
al as early a date as possible The
opening of the river thia season was
delayed three weeks and az the
present time the water Is the lowest
IN years
8 II Graves OF Chicago. president
of the railway, will reach Skagway
next Friday To make an inspection
Of the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
TEXAS ELECTION RESULT
rs STILL IN DOUBT.

FORT WORTH. Tex. july 2s.-
Texas Is stlli uncertain whether q
IS TO be dry" or wet" as the re-
suit Of the primaries OF Monday
night AZ noon today the result
had changed since yesterday. and
the "drys" were 1000 ahead This
was great shock 10 the liouor In
teresjs, who were celebrating their
victory last night. believing that
they had won beyond doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
GOV. M'GREG0R
BELIEVED LOST
fRY United Prsss.l

ST. JOHNS. N. r.. July 2s.-.n
believed that the steamer go
Governor Mecregor Of New f'. n,
land is among the several lo'' ~ u
ine the fierce storms that ~. y.
swept the New England eoaA y
the pas, few days. eovsfno. 4
creaor was on an official 'oss Z
Labrador, and nothing mas w
heard Of his vessel for four osfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
yOSEPHS SLAYER
IS RELEASED

shot in self defense and that IL
would be useless to prosecute the
case, as conviction could hardly
be expected
Rose told a dramatic story 81 tbs
incidents leading up 10 the shoot
ing at the eoroner'a inquest, declar
ings God gave me Two hands TO
defend myself. and ! defended ~
self that IN all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

ibc Hotel China Decorated Olive
Dishes. at, each ....4.a.. ne
ise Hotel China Decorated Gus.
tard Cups. Al ..+...... Sc
i5c Hotel China Decorated Egg
Cups, at fsssetsss s.s+ss BE
acc Japanese China Beef Tea
MUGS. a. sttttsr sfsr.ss i2c
&c Japanese China Blue and
White MuNh Bowls. at for Sc
zoe Pure White Enameled Cnpe
ana saueers. az. pair Toe
see Pure White Euamsicd sug
afA. ~ .s4s..ss... .s... fBc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

view farm. where he win give out
interviews and prepare articles for
publication. setting forth hts opln.
ions on matters most prominently
before the public
Bryan today gave careful atten.
tion to Toe speech 81 acceptance De.
ilvered az Cincinnati yesterday by
judge Taft he declined 10 discuss
~. and would not say whether he
would make any reply 10 Il In his
acceptance address or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
TAFT 10 NO W. a
UNION MAN

initiated him as a member o. the
international Steam ehovelers'
union. The candidate asSde q brief
speech thanking the offseers and re-
ferrlna 10 the splendid work that
haa been done by the steam shovel
ers In dsasna the Panama canal
Taft w'il leave here tonight Tor
hot Springs. Va. where he expects
10 remain for a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
Turns Assassin's Bullet
Aside and She Lives
Man Suicides.

SAN FRANCISCO. July ~ Mrs.
Vsleria MlnKam, who was shot In
the breast BY her husband last niEht
and who owes her llic 20 q newNpa.
per. IN today sitting up IN bed Al
the Central Emergency hospital. and
wtll be able 10 leave Ia a fes days
when che rrcuvers from the shock
of last Nights terrible tragedy
MinKRm lies on slab Al the
norgue. Thinking that be had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

BOISE. Idaho. July 2s--It was
announced here today that William
J. Bryan viii have personal rep.
resenfative AZ the democratic state
convention, which is 10 be held al
Wallace next week. who Will en-.
deavOr 10 bring about harmony
Failing In that. Mr. Bryan's repre-.
sentative will endcayOr 10 TX the
responsibility for split In the
party over the Mormon question.
should one occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
BRYAN'S CAMPAIGN Is
TO Be A SHORT ONE

LINCOLN. Neb, July 20 A close
friend ~ William Jennings Bryan
said today that The Commoner plans
10 make very few prepared speeches
during the campaign and that he
eontempiate8 having completed near
ly an bis apeechmakiEg BY Oct /
He said that Bryan plans TO spend
the month Of October "a his Fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
ELECTS OFFICERS

Dudley W nurchard was this
morning elected president Of the
Merchants Exchange George Al
bers. Of the Albera Milling com.
pany. Was chosen vice president
W. T listed WIS reelected secretary
aud treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

A, v. Rose. the Spanish war vet.
eran who shot r. w. Joseph. a
Hindu. 20 death ON the night Of
July rs for robbing him of his wife,
was released today from the conn
" jail on the order Of Prosecuting
Attorney Kenneth Macintosh.
Mr. Mackintosh has had the case
under consideration for some time.
coming TO the conclusion that Rose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 2s.~-
WIN Howard TAFT. who yesterday
was notified Of his nomination as
tho republican candidate for prcsi
dent. was up bright and early this
morning
The international officers Of the
union called on him at the residence
Of hla brother, chaa. y. Taft, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
SAYS WIFE ABUSED HIM.

Henry Poynter filed a petition
for divorce In the superior court
today against MoIlie Poyntcr. claim.
Ing that II was the custom % his
wife 10 hnbliually swear at him
and use abusive language They
were married on Nov. I. 1904.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

steamer Ohio. which had a 4
e Jonah trip to Nome, being ~ =
. DAYS enroute from Seattle, VIII :
= arrive in Seattle this afternoon =
y at 4 80 O'Clock. Capt Conrad 4
= will be asked 20 explain his de. =
= lay northbound before an In :
. yestlEating board The ohio =
= will be taken over by her new 4
a owners. the Alaska Steamship 4
= Co, tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

TOT DRINKS ksRosssr.



e BOISE. Idaho. july She /
4 ~ monthsoid boy 81 NJ. and /
. Mrs. J. =. pimlin II 1851 Sonk /
. 10th st. drank n naf1tleri I
= amount Of kerosene 70 ksA Elm I
. The child found TIE ensl dl 4
= Ia a small dish. Several phs I
. sicians worked ever the Huks
a form for an hour In hopes ~
. bringing back life. bat iheif :. I
= forts failed. They STATED I
= that some % the oil went Int !
. bio lungs. choking She ltlls 4
q fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

CONSTANTlNOPLE. July 2a.-
The first parliament under the new
constitution will be convoked on
November /, according TO an im.
perlal trade issued by Sultan Abdul
Hamid u today The situation
here Is calm and the sultan Is still
the most popular man In Turkey
proper Crowds passing by the
outside wallis OF the palace, cheer
his name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Toe to a5c Glass Ron Bon or
Pickle Dishes. AZ ........... sc
25c Near Cut Glass Finger Bowls.
az ..s ..s..s...s .sss &c
Ice 90 tbc Near Cut Glass Kerry
sAucera. AZ .s+sas.*e sssts &c
$500 Cut Glass Dccanters. AZ ~.
ssaHssr sfrsfHa asstsfsa nNf
Toe "a lbc Fine Thin blown Tllm.
hicFH, az ......4 ..........ce
81 50 Nicely Decorated Ice Water
Jugs. az ..r.s.... ....s. p~c
sso0 dozen Fine Glass Goblcts. AZ
....... ......... *,.....t Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
THE BON MARCHr
THE BON MARCHE
THE BON MARCHr
THE BON MARChr
a Clean Sweep Sale of Remnants
Broken Lines and Short Lots

W0 MORE DAYS, Thursday and Friday will be devoted to Kidding
the stocks of all short lots broken lines and remnants Reduc
tons will be drastic Nothing less than third will be deducted
On things two-thrd and will be taken from the
Every odd lot and short length quickly The
shorter the lot the shorter the price, The remnant tables alone viii
draw housanshey always do Remnants OF Wool Dress Goods
Silks Cotton Dress Goods Seetgs, Musn Linens Laces Embo
dee Ribbons and Drapees will half price Whereabouts Scores
bargain tables floor will contain the ees and
WOmen Misses and chden Outer and Under Garments at the
deepest price the history of this Northwest And might
and and onn the language of the story booksunt
patience exhausted Instead permit suggest visit
to the store There you will find bagansand better bar
ganshan have before gotten out for sale Come early
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

7 nose NtNttsIHEHtH VIZ
at after a complete inspection :
the different plants. aud a 20 ua.
was there any dispute between =
brewing companies and the ss's'
sor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

SC 10 CSC Odd Tea Saucers. each
ss.ssss ssss- sstsa tsfsssss G
lSc Japanese Telescope Lunch
Baskets. az ...4.......... sc
SC package Shelf Paper 10 yards.
~ .sssssa ssttsss tsttssss &c
zee "Elypse" Coat and Trousers
Holders, az ...*..4s. .+.,. f2e
&c Heavy Canton Flannel Polish
ing Mitts. al for ..........5e
sec ~Rosette" Wafer Irons. az ~.
s.sss stestss ss.ss .sstss EffC
Sc to ice Tin Measures. i pint
and M.pint. az ........,.-.2c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

. In small change. when brought,
into court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Be to ioc Water nippers. At &c
i0c nric.a hrac Feather Dunteras
al .+.s,. ....sss .st.r &c
sec Iavatory brushes, &c Toe
i0c to t6c Comb Boxes. az sc
25c Channels skin Polishing
Brushes. NJ .,....t.....s. &c
Toe Tin or Fiber Match Safes, AZ
sssssssrs s.etets .tssst+ &c
Ice Hotel China After Dinner COT
fees, az. pair ...+....s... DC
csc tpiece Glass Table Sets. AZ
....... ......... ..... zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Easy Pay Prices only Of the features Il
Baera Drug Stores-ooods MerftPsns
Pharmacists and exceptional medicine compromising
main points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
Big EXTRA SAVINGS
In Drug Store Goods
For Tomorrow Only at Bar
tells Stores
Face Creams and Lotions
AT euT LILLE MORE THAn AAlr

2bo Jars sanitoi Cream "a, :.
soc boxes. full I N each rlisf
Real Cold Cream. for ~ ~.
zoe kaHtman'a Almona niuf
Lotion for akoir
soc bottles Lubin's Amend =
tlon FOR ..... 70
z5e Jars Satin Skin crasr ~ y
tfssss imam. IL.
large Jars Of BarieIfa sa ass
cream nicely perfamed' r. y
''s'',..1 ot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

soc boxes Or, Charles Flesh
rood Tor ss.sss+ss.sst..s RDc
2bc Jars Almond Cold Cream
b0e boxes Dupontg Freckie
Cream Tor ,.ttt....s... soc
soc boxes atlllman'e Freckie
tream for .+ss+.t..s.+..S DC
f0c Jars Hartclls Violet Ccrate.
"A delightful Cream. violet per.
ftifAsd aad not BIT greasy,
for ........... ........ !n5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
ASSESSMENT
INCREASED

The brewery industry d A.
county has increased nearly AW|
cent In the last year. Accorded =
the assessed valuation Of he r
brewing concerns. completed iasz
by the county assessors otfice
The figures given out today 81
as follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

T'r cont Massachusetts ranked
:hird n tn" production Of coal cas-.
with OHIO fourth. Michigan ff'h.
Illinois SIKH. and Wisconsin seventh.
All NJ ihssr with the deception n
Ohio having larger production ot
Cna' r-s ON accO-nt - IN" operation
q l. product ovens. In production ni
water -as E.v Yc-k FAR nufrarks nj!
tho OH State With NOR" than enc
,h.rd n III" 'I"i Or pa
In TuaItify 81 COIL Cr-''oH.ncd Penn
sv!vSn'a ranks first. with New York
Second Massachusetts third. Illinois
fourth MICHIGAN fTih. and OHIO sixth
Tr.. report from vhich the fore
going figures have b""n taken has
l"cr prepared nv Edward W. Parker.
rhjrf statiStician Of the United States
G"oInEiCaI Survey. ard is Row iE
ccHrsr or publication as IN advance
chapter FROM Mineral Resources Of
The United states. Calendar Year
1907. u presents statistics Of the
arndurtion ~ SaS coke. tar. and
ammonia. and is Of much interest IN
conn ctinn With the reports on III"
prrdurtiou OF coal and IN" mauufac.
iurc 81 coke
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Production Of Goa, Gas in the United
States.

TIL. total quantity of gas prodCctd
at cOa!-Gas works and by-prOduct coke
works in the United States in 1907.
as reported by the 5l3 companies that
made returns to the United States
Geological Survey, was 5S.03G.47S.i0:
cubic feet OF this product 1893, $50
500 cubic feet wer., lost through leak
age. fire. or otherwise and were re-
ported Is I.EGcCOunied for. The net
product sold, therefore. amounted TO
1886. 791 81; CnEic feet. which was
valued IT $3G."21.S $40, or an average OF
CO cents per Thousand cubic feet. sta
tistics of this product for 1906 Tere
not published by the Surrey, but
those for 1908 show that the total
quantity Of cas- sC!d in that year was
4e,454.2l5.!3o cubic feet, valued az
So ,937 .i56. an average OF S1-4 cents
per thousand cubic feet, so that while
the quantity OF gas sold Increased
l4.242.5S2761 cubic feet. or rs per
cent. from 1905 to 1907. the value in
creased only s. 39o. i23. or 20 per cent.
and the average price per thousand
, cubic showed 4 define in value is at
trihut chiefly ~ Inc greatly "
creased production OF by-product oven
gas. most Of which is used FOR fuel
and all OF which IS sold az first hanf
At much lower rates than those OIL
tanned for gas prCicced as a primary
product Of ras works
According to tn" best information
o5;ainabic. the quantity of gas sold
for illuminating purposes in 1908 was
approximatciy "n0@3.s1l.i AS cubic
feet valued at So .5a.0ic. or = CENTS
nor thousand. wall. that sold for fuel
Iurr6Ecs was @!G": SIG, $50 Cubic feet.
valued at si3.%%"7 SO. or - cents per
thousand. In 700 the quantity of ga
sold for Illuminating purposes was
osCI1S3cGs2 cubir feet. valued a;
s2G. ~ .GI 81 g.: MS per Thousand
feet ard ~" cas- sold for fuel pur-
pos. VIZ g.: =" :.9.Iio cubic feet.
,IIu.; =: So ,3:'".5. CT 10 cents P"r
;hou, and r. ~Ir'ss In tbs matter
% hi. gcpar-' on Eas"i on ID" rur-
pose for witch 'l~ gas is u.s. d j. MOI
ciGimrd. ard - figures must ~ 70
gardad As rni, approximately ccTr"Ci.
The 1901 r.;urue snow that reTT
svIvaria has .Ep"CEcdrd New York a.
greater prOfu~'r and consume Of
coal gas largo as the result Of the
operations Of IN" by-product coke
ovens a. S'celt0n ana Lebanon tn"
uroductiun Of Coal was reported rom
prr nzvIvania IN 1907 was n"arlE
. zoo 40 ~, cubic feet. about M pr
cen, Of witch vas sold for fueI pUr.
posos. Nov. York produced s.5"d. 600.
600 cubic fcc-. nearly 5000. 0"o .o"""
cu'ic feet Of which were sold for
Illuminating put poses. so that. vhiIe
PcnnsyIvania'S production exceDd"d
NJ Yc;ks - E~srly 1000 .00o Cor.
eOo c;Ibic fcct he vaIue of the gas
producrd in <rx York sxccedcd that
Of rcansvIvania by sz,:fi,3.2, or 50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

rnTrau; rTcsrionS that ar confront
'n- h" medical profession today;
ani upon which many trained minds
a-a al work. says Her ward Caring
ton in November Van Norden Maya
zinc. Various theories have been ad-
vaIccd fTOm time To .Tr. as explsna-
Tory. Lut none o. them has gained
general acceptance. Al the present
'iru". O.; Is a.; aur un;yc- ally con
-'-,i'd thai peculiar bacillus Is the
CaIs" " his diss ase. which flTtS its
va. .ntr ID" human intestine. Koch
VS. The first 20 Isolate this baCillgs.
and cai.cd il TIC comma" bacillus.
from lie sh3p". u - aJoui one hail
TO or 'hiri r." length Of The iubcrcle
bacCi.,ys. but somewhat th.cC"r.
RThcy usually Occur fn S-shap'f
CURVE. hIF und"T favoSa!'c roudi@
lions they form loag Savy or spiral
threads each made NJ Of = number
of shorter turns.
These miCro-orEaniSms find their
vay into the body BY means of The
food and particularly through the
drinking water. when that Is polluted.
n they PAS through The stomach
vithon; bong killed. they find their
vav into the intestine. and there Sei
M 'hcir Characteristic Disturbances.
pner thcs" Organisms have found
their way iEio the intestine In largo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

numbers. il becomes a very GiRcut
matter 10 exterminate them for the
symptoms Of cholera soon develop.
Our greatest defence against this
disease is. "a usual. provided by ma
ture herself. These organisms can
no, live in an acid Medium: they
soon perish in the stomach, when ex.
posed TO the action OF the gastric
in &C. because Of its scidity. ~ has
con forrd. in fact. that Cd the gas
iTic juice OF ibc healthy s;omacA
kits III. miCroorcanisms: and t2D
oven when they find their way into
the intestine o! such q person. they
arc passed so rapidly tina, they can
have no effect on the healthy or even
slightly iTritajcd mucous membrane.
In such cases. also the ORGANISM y
rapidly destroyed in he Intestine u
self.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Baltimore Produce Markets.
(Bv Associated PressD

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BALTIMORE. MD. Oct 3l.-Flour
dull. unchanged
WHEAT-Quict: spot contract lO2
Il: Southern On grade 81 a 1902.
CORN-SteaGy; spot mixed: NO
> white.
OATS-F.rm: No. mixed 5OH q
81.
RYE--Steady; No. ; Western OK
port 80 y.
Steady; fancy imitation
% 80: do creamery 20 IA 81: DC
ladle 20 q p: store packed ]. a is.
EGGS-Stcady - IS cents.
CHEESE-Qui"t; new large 1874
do flats 1873. do small IA.
SUGAR-Sieady; coArs" graduated
SEQ fine go