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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-09
CALIFON NOTES.

CALIFON, Aug. 9.-Mrs. b. b. Wor-
den and son Lester, of Forked River,
are guests of the local Presbyterian
.manse.
Miss Hazel Wean, of Newark; Miss
Miss Maud Apgar and Miss Ida Apgar,
of Lebanon, are being entertained by
Mrs. Belle Phiihower.
Under the auspices of the Brownvale
Sunday school a union picnic will be
held in Apgar's Grove August IA. The
Rev. c. II. Powers will deliver an adj
oress. The Cslifon Band will enliven
the occasion with music.
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MTLEY

Mrs. S. Ohrtmann and Miss Anita
Ohrtmann, of Passaic avenue, are
spending a few weeks at the Mohegan
House, Block Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ira Smith and
Miss Gladys Smith, of Highfield lane,
have returned from Eldred; Sullivan
county, N. Y. s..
Mrs. E. J. Mitchell, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mrs. R. Eagleson, of Centre
street.
Mrs George Hathaway and family,
of Franklin avenue, are visiting rela-
tives at Hamburg. Sussex county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry, Otter, of Centre
street, have returned from a two
months wedding tour through England
and Scotland.
S. Kohnstan and Miss j. Kohnstan,
of New York, were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Long
fielder, of Highfield lane.
Mrs. Claude w. Boynton, of Whitford
avenue, and family are at Herryville,
Pa.
Mrs. H. A. Hines, of Woodmere, l..
l.. who has been< visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Bushnell Bigelow, of Nutley ave-
nue., has returned home
Miss Matte Wibeck, of Franklin
avenue, has returned from Lake Ho-
ratcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B.. Gladwin and
Miss w. Gladwin, of Highland lane,
have returned from Seabright. ?
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DOCTORS PUZZLED BY MAN
WHO MAY HAVE NAIL IN HEAD

TRENTON. Aug. 9.-The Ease of
Frederick Reuss, a retail grocer of this
city, is puzzling the numerous physi-
clans who have been called in to ex-
anime it. Reuss is in Mercer Hospital
in a dazed condition and apparently
suffering intense pain in the head Two
months ago he was struck on the head
by a heavy piece of scantling. The
Mercer Hospital physicians declare
that in their opinion Reuss's skull must
have been penetrated by a sharp nail
in the ~scantling that struck him,
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Randle and
daughter, of Montclair avenue, are at
Sachem's Head, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gregory and fam
lily, of South Mountain avenue. are at
West Hampton, L. 1.
The Rev. James w. Diggles, rector
of st. Paul's Church, Bloomsbury, Pa,
will conduct the services at st. Johns
Episcopal Church, during the absence
of the Cladius NJ. Roome, who is on his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Harris, of
Eagle Rock way, are at Good Ground,
l.. |.
Mrs. Harry Littlejohn, of Watching
avenue, has gone to Brighton, S. l.
DR.. and Mrs. James Spence Brown
and family, of South Fullerton avenu
are touring the New England States in
their automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone and Hor-
ace Stone, of Chestnut street, are
spending the remainder of August at
Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T.. Evans, of
Walnut Crescent. are spending the re-
mainder of the ummer in New Hamp-
shire. re. -ls -,
MI. and Mrs. H. H. Jones, of Valley
road, are touring Pennsylvania in their
touring car.
Mrs. Paul Fischer and family, of Lin
coin street, are at Lake Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B.. Dickson and
family, of Llewellyn road, have gone
to the White mountains for a stay of
six weeks.
Miss A. NJ. Schmidt, of Walnut street,
is spending her vacation at Squirrel
Island, Me.
r. H. Hesse. of Holland terrace, is
at Shelter Island Heights for a few
weeks.
Mrs. H. c.. Dodge, of Christopher
street, is at Avon-by-the-Sea for the
remainder of August.
Mrs. Joseph Heath, of Porter place,
is spending a few weeks at Allenhurst,
Long Island.
John M. Chapman and family, of
Rocklidge road, have gone to Water
mill, L. l., for the remainder of the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Greenfield
and family, of Pleasant venue, are at
Cedarhurst, L.. l., to remain until Sep
TENDER II.
Mrs. j. M. Barley, of Claremont
avenue, has returned from a trip to
Europe.
Morton Terwilliger, of Montague
place, is spending his vacation at Lake
Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Rogers and Mrs.
w. Whitney Ames are at Bay Head
for a few weeks.
Mrs. E. Engdahl. of Midland avenue,
is spending a few weeks at Lake
George.
Miss Mabel Howell, of .St. Luke's
place, is spending three weeks at
Northport, l.. l.
Assistant Fire chief Raymond kier-
stead, Otto Haas and George ID. Dodd
will accompany Chief Frederick h.
Williams to the Firemen's Relief AS
ISOLATION State convention, which opens
at Atlantic City September 3.
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DIsLocATEs JAW in YAwNING.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-Seated
about the family Inner table last
night there was a slight epidemic of
yawning at the home of Thomas
Wrench, 1872 South Forty-seyenth
street. After her sisters n brothers
had yawned. Mary, who is only Is
years old, followed their example and
dislocated her Jaw.
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Miss Ethel V. Burke. of 129 Johnston
avenue, Kearny, is rusticating at Lake
Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Bryan, jr., of
asa Chestnut street, Arlington, are
spending the summer at Bloomingdale.
Miss Jennie Pearson, of New Haven,
Conn. who has been the guest of the
Rev. and Mrs. August S. Pearson, of
479 Chestnut street, Arlington, left for
her home yesterday.
Miss Agnes McCree. of 9 Bennett ave-
nue., Arlington, is spending her vaca-
ton in the Catskills.
Thomas F. Murphy, a le~tter-carrier
connected with the Arlington Postoffice,
left Saturday for a ten-day vacation
in the Berkshire Hills. Mass.
Mrs. Louis w. Lindblom, of Mid
land avenue, Arlington, left Saturday
for a weeks stay at Brockton, Mass.
Miss Isabel D. Houston. of Kearny
avenu Arlington. left for Winthrop.
Me, Saturday. She expects to remain
there for a few weeks.
DR.. l.. E. Estler, of Chestnut street
and Midland avenue, Arlington. left
Saturday for Plattsburg, New York,
where he Joined his family, who are
spending the summer there. DR.. Esrler
will be away for three weeks.
Miss Anita Corbett, of New York, is
the guest of Miss Loretta Peters. of
Chestnut street, Arlington.
Mrs. Frank L. Mclean. of Locust
avenue. Arlington. will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at Colbrook-
Con
Patrolmen Thomas Dolan and Cor
nelius Barrett. of the Kearny police de-
partment, are on their ten-day vaca-
tons.
William w. Curran. of Arlington, is
spending a few days at Atlantic City.
George Mageean, a prominent Kearny
young man, has bought the CONNECTION
cry business Of Patrick Connolly. of
Kearny and Johnson avenues, Kearny.
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Horse Killed by Train.

A horse belonging to America Baras-
SO. of Belmont avenue, wandered on to
the railroad tracks at the Belmont
avenue crossing of the Erie railroad
yesterday and was struck and killed
by an e~ast-bound train. Il u "A a
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VIII Replace DiInpidnted wall.

The Kearny Common Council has at
last decided to place a new retaining
wall at Argyle place and the Green
wood Lake railroad. Arlington. The
present wall is in a dilapidated condi-
ton and is said to be dangerous. The
ton of a new wall on Thursday night.
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NEWARK
Many to BE Initiated.

A large class of candidates will be
initiated at a meeting of Vigilant Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. u. A M, of Harrison, in
Record Hall, Harrison, tomorrow night
Members of councils from all parts of
the State will be present.
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Had Gun in His Pocket.

Anthony Cordello, of 102 Pine street,
was arrested last night by Policeman
James MulliGan at the Erie depot, in
Walnut street. for carrying concealed
weapons. The policeman was standing
near Codello, when the latter, in pull
ing out his handkerchief from his hip
pocket, drew out a revolver, which lit
on the sidewalk. Mulligan took Cor
dello to the police station, where he was
locked up all night. The prisoner told
Acting Recorder Andrew H. Weller to-
day hat he had put the revolver in his
pocket Saturday night to shoot a dog
that was stealing his ather's chickens
and forgot to remove it. The recorder
allowed him to go with a caution.
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BELLEVILLE
Arrested for Lettering.

Patrick White, of Mill street; Bert
Fuller. of "a Harrison street, and Will
lam Fitzgerald, of q Newark avenue,
bloomfield, were arrested yesterday
Tor lettering on the Morris ana bridge
at Soho. Chancemen Frances and Cor
man made the arrests. They will be
given "a hearing tonight before Police
Justice Cornell.
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for D~isorderly Conduct.

James Cakes, of Quarry street, will
be arraigned before Police Justice Con-
nell tonight on a charge of disorderly
conduct preferred by William Con-
molly, jr., of Quarry street. Policeman
James Flynn made the arrest Saturday
night.
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up. A. Y. En- Cars for turnpike Line.

News that is expected to be general
ly welcomed by patrons of the Turn
pike trolley line is contained in the an
nouncement by Division Superintend-
ent William B. Graham, of the Public
Service Corporation, that the line is to
be equipped with pay-as-you-enter or
pay-within cars for the winter months.
There are several "P. A. Y. E." cars
on the lines now, but they are used
Only to convey the factory crowds.
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Miss Rose MCGEE, of John street.
Harrison, is summering at Rockaway.
Miss Elizabeth Kahn, of so Hamilton
street, Harrison, left today for a two
weeks vacation at Rockaway.
Miss Mary Fahey, of S12 Davis ave
nue., Harrison, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. James T. Cough, wife of
James A. Cough, president of the Mer-
camille Trust Company, Jersey City, left
today for a months vacation at Bridge
port, Conn.
Miss Loretta Kahn, of John n
Hamilton streets, Harrison, departed
today for Rockaway, where she will
spend a fortnight.
Edward F. McKeon, of North Fourth
street, Harrison, returned yesterday
from Mobile, Ala, where he attended
the convention of the Knights of Co.
lumbus, held in hat city last week.
Inspector Bernard Tuite, of Worth
ington avenue, Harrison, will return
to duty tomorrow. after a weeks vaca-
ton at nearby pleasure resorts.
Shop Foreman James Kelly, of the
Harrison car barns, has resumed duty,
after a weeks vacation spent at Ocean
Grove.
Depot Master Charles Rachow, of the
Harrison car barns. is enjoying his va
cation at Asbury Park.
Former Councilman Thomas Nc
Mahon and Assistant Street Commits
sioner George Cooper, both of Harrison,
are rustieating in Sussex county.
John DAILY. of Bridgeport, Conn, is
the guest of the Misses Smith, of sol
Fifth street, Harrison.
George and Eugene Riordan. of 42s
Central VENUE, Harrison, has returned
from a short stay at Asbury Park.
Patrick Clarity, of 313 Jersey street,
Harrison. has returned from a vaca-
tion in Maine.
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Funeral of Peter vincellette.

The funeral of Peter Vincellette, of
435 North Cortlandt street, who died
Saturday, was held this afternoon at
1890 o'clock. Services were conducted
at the house by the Rev. Mr.. Jones and
interment was in Greenwood Cemetery.
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KEARNY-ARLINGTON.
kearny Water Pronounced O. X.

kearny Water Pronounced o. X.
An examination of the drinking
water of Kearny and Arlington. which
was lately made at the State labora-
tory in Trenton discloses the fact that
the water is in AL condition.
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Bird Army Invades Bloomfield.

Persons passing the home of Benja-
min F. Blair, a Manhattan lawyer. who
lives at Washington street and Midland
avenue. Glen Ridge. witnessed a curl
Gus sight today. Mr.. Blair's gardener
recently cut down a field Of wheat on
his property and today thousands Of
birds alighted on the stalks. The
ground was literally covered with the
birds. whose chirping could be heard
for blocks. They were mostly starlings,
but there were other varieties among
them.
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Daisy walking Club Was There.

Prominent among the seven thousand
persons who attended the big Clark
excursion to Asbury Park Saturday
were the members of the Daisy Walk
ing Club, of Kearny. The entire MEM
bership went along. including Stanley
Mason, Clifford Beale, David Patterson,
Frank Norris. James Brown, job Ter
nune, Robert McGeary and William
Bone.
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Mr.. Campion Improving.

Andrew Campion, the Harrison young
man, who was injured by a fall in
Lewiston, Me, is making good progress
toward recovery, according to the latest
reports. He is still confined to the
Lewiston General Hospital.
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Milkman Again Faces Charges.

On a charge of violating the milk
regulations of the Board of Health code,
C. c.. Speer. a Caldwell milkman, will
be arraigned before Recorder Yost. of
Montclair. tomorrow morning. A sec
ton of the code requires that the milk
be kept at a temperature below so de-
grees Fahrenheit. Although warned re-
p%eatedly, it is said, Speer has neglected
to do this. This is the third time that
he has been arrested.
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Touring In France.

John A.. Finnegap, of "a South Fifth
street, Harrison, who has been touring
Europe since the beginning of June, is
now in Francs He will stay in that
country for the remainder of this month
and will then go to Switzerland. He IS
expected home about September 20.
Miss Mary Kahn. of 200 John street,
Harrison, left today for a stay at
Rockaway.
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Miss Margaret Talbot Dead.

Margaret Talbot, 10 years old. died
at the home of Aaron Delhagen, Alex
ander avenue. Upper Montclair, Satur-
day night, from Bright's disease. h
was a native of Worthendyke. this
State. The funeral will be held this
afternoon. Interment will be in Cath
Ole. cemetery, Hohokus.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
MONTCLAlR


Funeral of Mrs. Voorhees,.
Anne Voorhees,, widow of Abram
Voorhees,, and daughter OF Henry and
Anne McFarlane, who died Saturday
night, will be held at Trinity Church,
Rocky Hill, this State. tomorrow. on
arrival of the train leaving CORTLAND.
street, New York, at : a. m
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Nutuey A. c. Wins and Loses.

The Nutley A. c. baseball team. won
the third game of it's series with the
Mutual A. c., of Belleville, on Satur-
day. The Belleville boys won the first
two games. The score Saturday was
8 to 2. Yesterday the Nutleys were de-
feated by the Wellington A. c., 1911.
H. w. Gage and family, of Oak Crest
place, are home from Rochester.
w. j.. Crosbie and Mrs. Crosbie, of
Princeton street, are spending two
weeks at Rockaway.
Miss Loretta hammond, of New
York. is a guest of Miss Burnadette
Carroll, of High street, for a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Zeiss, of 349 Cort-
landt street, are at Rockaway for a
two weeks stay.
Mrs. Gertrude L. coeyman and
daughter, Adelaide, of 113 Rutger
street, are at Ocean Grove for the rest
of the m
The Misses Mary, Margaret and Kate
Powers, Miss Grace Lisch and Miss
Mary Tobin have returned from a brief
visit to Rockaway.
Wilkes and Burnett Furman, of
Smith street, are spending their vaca-
tons at Norwood.
Gordon Kyle, of Washington avenue,
has returned from a stay of several
weeks in Canada.
James H. Donahue, of New Bridge
street, left Saturday for a two weeks
stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Standard and Miss Bessie
Moore, of William street; Miss Ida
Piske, of Smith street, and Miss Anna
Guldner, of John street, have returned
from a two weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Miss Jennie Stirratt, assistant super
%intendent of the Belleville postoffice,
left today on a fifteen days vacation.
Robert O'Brien, a letter-carrier at
tached to the office, will leave on his
vacation tomorrow. Sylvester Prayer,
also a carrier, will return tomorrow
fom his vacation.
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HE'D

CAMPBELL-In Jersey City. on Sum
day, August 8. Evalena Townsend,
wife of John M. Campbell, 142 Jewett
emu
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HEVEY-On August 6, at his late resi-
dence, 800 Belleville avenue. Williams
J.. beloved husband of Esther c.
Hevey.
Relatives and friends. also mem-p
bers of the Holy Name Society of ST.
Michael's Church. are respectfully in-s'
vited to attend his funeral on Wed-
nesday, August il. at . a m. from
his late residence; $50 from ST. Mi
chael's Church. where a Solemn Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the re-
pose of his soul. Interment in family
plot of Cemetery of Holy Sepulchre.
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William H. Sayre, jr.. of ISL Ridge
wood avenu Glen Ridge, is at Grand
Island, VT, for a few weeks.
Frank E. Kirby. of 24s Washington
street, Glen Ridge. has gone with his
family to Delaware to remain for ten
days,
C. D. Newell, of Is Argyle street, and
G. w. Mcknight, of &c Hillside avenue.
Glen Ridge, are in Asbury Park.
Harris H. Uhler, of Highland avenue,
Glen Ridge. will spend a month In
Asbury Park.
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On a Yachting Cruise.

E. P. Sands. of Washington street,
Glen Ridge, left Saturday IN his yacht
for a cruise with the Knickerbocker
Yacht Club, of which he is a member.
His guest is E. Thornton Rice. of
Berkeley Heights Park, Bloomfield.
Mrs. Sands. accompanied by Miss E,
Sands. of Port Washington, L. l., is
al the Ottawa House, C~ushing's Island,
Me.
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Trolley Roof Ripped on.
The trolley pole of car Nc. IS Of the
Morris County Traction Company
jumped the wire near Summit yester-
day, ripping off part of the roof Of the
car.
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Mrs. Trnvers.s Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth TRAY
ers. of Mill street, who died Friday,
took place today to st. Peters Church.
where a high mass of requiem was
celebrated by the Rev. Joseph M.
Kelly. Interment was in st. Peters
Cemetery.
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gering illness, Catherine Lehman, in
her 10Th year.
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gering illness, Catherine Lehman, ia.
her 10Th year.
OSBERG-On Saturday. August :. 1909.
Betty. beloved wife of the late Lesser
Osberg and mother of Elias. David
and Mrs. Manda Fried (nee Golden
berg), aged 70 years.
Funeral services will be held from
her late residence. 2s2 Littleton ave-
nue., on Tuesday. August 10, 1909, at
. D. m. Relatives and friends, also
Mendelssohn Benevolent Society, are
invited to attend Interment Men
delssohn's burial plot. Evergreen
Cemetery. Kindly omit lowers.
SHANLEY-On August s. 1909, at her
late residence. 30 Hamilton street.
Harrison. Miss Catherine Stanley.
formerly of ST. Bridget's parish, New
ark. 8,
Notice Of funeral hereafter
TIERNEY-On August :. 1909. AT her
late residence. 43O Cleveland avenue.
Harrison, Ellen K Dayton, beloved
wife of William T. Tierney.
Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on Tuesday. August 10, at
els from her late residence; s:45 al
the Church of the Holy Cross, where
a High Mass of Requiem will be of
fered for the repose Of her soul In
terment in Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
wELLS-East Orange. N. j. Friday,
August 6, Josephine L., youngest
daughter of the late James n. Wells.
of New York city, at the residence Of
her niece, Mrs. Samuel w, White
more. Z Prospect street. East Or
ange, N. J,
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MILLBURN--SPRINGFIELD

To Lay Cornerstone september ..
Arrangements were made yesterday
for the laying of the cornerstone of
he new st. Rose of Lima's Church at
Millburn on Sunday, September s.
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Decorators in Possession Of Burlington
Streets and City Is Gay.

Burlington, June 2e.-The Roster
company Of New York, the largest firm
Of decorators in this country and which
has decorated Washington for the last
three presidential inaugurations, has
had corps Of workmen in the city dur
ing the last three days putting up
street decorations Of q very ornate
character.
The scheme includes pennants Of flags
Of every shape and color, all tele-
graph and electric poles draped in imi-
tation Of marble columns and surmount-
81 BY cold Glory folded IN semi-cir-
cles. and arches at the street intersee-
tions. Besides the bunting display,
thousands Of incandescent lamps in
variety Of color will BE festooned across
the streets in alienation with the pen
nants and streamers
The decorations viii extend in the
principal streets to cover a total dis.
lance Of about a mile -and-a half. The
cost Of this work viii Be $4,000 with
ont reckoning the expense Of the extra
electric equipment and current.
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LIFE TO 4 DEAD MAN
Sun Victim Is Saved from Morgue by
ELECTRICITY.


Worcester, Mass, june 2s.--After be-
inc officially declared dead Saturday aud
after his body had been placed on a
truck TO be removed TO the morgue from
cot in the City hospital. Joseph Remil-
lard aged 40 81 l6 Orange street, was
brought back 70 life hy TIE use 81 cleo
tricity. He is reported to be improy.
ing.
Remllard Is baker. Saturday he
was overcome BY the heat and fell on
the floor The police ambulance was
called and Dr. Richard J. Shannahan
found Remillard close to death.
BY means Of artificial respiration the
doctor was able TO maintain the spark
81 life until he could procure hushef
0f chopped ice. with which he surrounded
Remillard's body
When he had thus reduced the ran's
temperature he took Remillara to the
hospital where al the ordinary means
Of proonging life IN cases 81 neat PROS
tmtion were resorted TO- This apparent
~ failed and 10 minutes after RemiiIard
reached the hospital he was declared
dead.
Al the body was being removed TO The
the doctors thought they would
try an electric current, and after few
they were surprised to see
a spasmodic twitching Of the muscles
and in few minutes Rcmillard was
restored 70 consciousness.