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Y tomandola las manos. las llev6
a sus labios.
listed me amo pobre y perse-
guido lNIe anna usted todavia 2
iQuiere usted ser la companera
de nj VIDA, NJ esposa9
-iOh,-diio ella. sofocada por Ia
sorpresa y po- IA algeria
luego anaGi5 con trlsteZa, tratan-
do de desaslrse
eOlvida usted cue SOY hlla de un
presidiarioo
no blasfene usted!-contest6
fl vivamente. ~ sted sabe que el pre-
sieiario murio inocente, Y que su N
ia puede casarse, con la cabeza muy
levantada, con el hombre que
>i,a su valentia y 81 abnegac!on, dies
eansaria hoy en- Ia tosa de los conde
f.ados a muerte.. -.
...........
Ell matrimonio del doctor NIarclal
cor "a que, a la vista del mundo. o
| tentaba el nombre de Renata de he
olriant, Sc celebro en- Guerande. sin
pompa, en- el seno de la intimidad.
! No hay que declr que tolos aque
Hos que, cada uno en- su esfera de ac-
/ ci6n, contribuyeron a su felicidad,
fueron invitados Y sasistieron 4 una
fiesta nupcial, para llegar 4 IA cual
todos pusieron su grano de arena
Nuestros lectores Sc enteraran, sin
duda, con gusto, de 10 que fu6 de
/ ellos.
La madre lie Renafa. vendi6 sll
establecimiento. Y vive de sas rentas
/ entire 81 antigua sonora Y sus hijos,
en- el castillo de kerdrlant.
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DER0 al fin. con una tlmldez
adora bic. expuso el oble1o
- de su vista. sin aue Ia Sc

= de- 81 vista. Sin que Ia Sc
nora de kerdrlant, que sonrela en- Ia
obscurldad, indicase con una pala-
bra su disgusto o su aprobaclon.
Terminaeo su alegato, Gallo, emo
.ionada Y enterneclda.
Sigui6 IN prolon gado sllenclo, que
acaho de desconcertalla
La sonora de kerCnIant, Sc eleeldlo
romperle
-Ses,in ESQ. hua mia, tes eosa re-
suelta que quiereS abandonarme
-;Senora,
= lSenoraa 6Por que no sigues lla-
mandome ahuela?:
-,Pues hien. abuela no qlleres
comprenderme ~. 70 te luro que
-Yo tamhien te luro que te he
comprendido perfectamentf. .baeno
Desde lueso tienes mi consentlmlen-
TO- pero. -.
-fPero queo. -.
Hay otra persona de qllleh lalli-
bien tendras que solicltarle
-lOtra persona ?-pregunto Ia
i6ven asomhrada.
ST a quien conoces mucho
-dQuirn es?'
lv6n iuzgo oportuna su aparlclor
en- aoueI momento y surel6 de 81 es'
rondlte. 6liciendo:
-,lo Rrnata vo que Ia aeloro. J
1ue. autodzalo por mn ahIela Ia pl
do que continue ,inndo el angel hne
no de esta casa y q'le me perlnlta "
vir en- ella con ustedes.
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0FRECEMOS AL PUBuICo
Fl Impiador VACUUM marCa "SAlTO. :
Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica.

Con las sgnientes garantas de fabrica
Marchara consantemene calentarse interrumprse"
ilene por minute destitucion calcuada de o5 80
pies cbco de aIe bre Producra I'M vacuum ma xmo de
rngaaS. segun e mercuro Standard de los E. T. u
DHrara de u 20 amos, aliE usandose diariamente"
II SANlO tEabajara de cuaquier cubo de luz ncandes
cente un costo de centavos la hora FL "SANTO"
odra nunca ser snpeado para e hogar pero tanben
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecibe para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES OFICINAS IGLESIAS UOSPITALES ii, otros
edlcos grandes Haga vista nuestras ofcnas para
yer la demostraci6n por ctacn mandaremos ell aparato
cuaquier o San Juan para demostrarlo en- privado
Porto Rico Power & Light Co.
oricinas Prin cipales. Marina. San Juan
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el tenehroso drama de familia de que
tueron protagonistas, para recobrar
SUI range en- Ia sociedad, vlyen tran
quilanente, ignoradamente, en- Cue
rande, al lado lie su madre y de su a
buela, ,habiendo conquistado, ,por tan
tas Y tan cr,leles pruehas, el dere-
cho al reposo Y d la felicidad, de que
han de gozar en- adelante :.
y con esto termina la tarea del au
tor. poroue - hogares dichosos, co
mo los pue que tambien 10 son
no tienen hlsloria..
ErN1
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Il los C0merciantes
r Vt DecimOs.

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece a los
ties gran varedad de tipos estios para anuncos
AnunCos adonados-Cches de esereutpa que mantengan
siemprere limpio perfeco el anuncioCiche de plans
enta. cspeciaes pala grandes para hoas su
tas-Fiese las edicones de LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA" En- elias sucesivas mcdelos de
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Fernando PasCua|.
Gale de Cells Aguilera, No. 4
esquina a San Juan.

FAJARDo Puerto Rico. Tien
oonstante existencia de Novelas
todas clases y de los autores de m,
fama. Precios muy limitados. Vei
de tambien La CORRESPONDENCE
diariamente a , centavos.
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In re|oi gratis!

Nikelado. negro o enchapado {
90. por vendernos % colecciones d
postales, % peinillas eiectricas (cursL
l. caspa) o - artisticas sortijss de
lambre de orc con una bonita piedra
una inicial, i 10 centavos una
Ncndalos en- 4 semanss y game un
reloj Ii otro premio. Escriba 4 The
Percival Novelty Co. Box 209.
Ponce, p +.
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In esta imprenta sc venie
papel de periodicos vieios a
Is quintai
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Anuncie Kd. con claHdaf
y eIegancia.

II anancio artistioo bonito 10 lee todo Gunl,
Anuncos orlados Ciches especalmente preparao para
cambia peri0dicamente parte del para balances lie
bancos istas comerciale modeos para olcina= ayuna
nlentos aicald.s iuzsados etc Avse ustei Ia @
RRESPONDENCIA' tendra mas amplios informes
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FIN.

ooNsuLroR1o DEL
Doctor Gonzalez Marines
SAN FRANCISCO 2s.
ALTOS FhRMACIA COLON
Antique Consultorio OIdohez
Tratamiento especial de las enferme-
Gsdes de las Was Crinarias =
de la matriz.
T1actica de toda clase de inte.ve.
clones ouirdrgicas y principal.
mente de operaciones abdo
minales.
Laboratorio de Bacteriologfa = U
logia clinicas. .Analisis microsco
topico y quimico de tejidos
y humores
uo.., De o,,c,sA de l APP. m
AoAAs '' 'A de 4 a 4 p. m
DIAs rEsTIvos- De 10 u a M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-26
COMET NOT SEEN
LAST EVENING
Clouds obscured the View at 600
O'clock and Night Rider Was
Not Visible.

Dreading the coming OF Halley's
great comet which is to make a grand
display in the eastern sky for sew
eral nights, the new comet in the
western horizon, hid itself from view
last night and no one in this vicinity
could get peep at 1t. At 600
o'clock the sky was cloudy and moth
ing could be seen of the night rider
in the sky which has been on view
for almost a week.
The moon was hidden also, the cur
tain of clouds extending clear across
the heavens and b.otting out every
glimmer of star or planet. 1t was d
total eclipse Of the SKY, but late in
the evening, the moon managed to
prov its way through the banks of
piled up clouds and by midnight was
shining bright and full on the sleep
ing world.
This morning the moon was still on
duty, hanging in the northwest and
bright as a newly minted silver dol.
lar. It foated downward in the sky
until Lie suh SdLue up III EOlucu
blaze out of the dusk of the east.
Shortly after the moon had fallen out
of sight, clouds obscured the sun and
both sun and moon were erased from
the canvass.
If tomorrow morning is clear, both
the sun and NIXON should be seen at
the same time.
The comet may be visible this even
ing and it may not It was growing
DINNER Monday night and perhaps
will be too dim to be seen with the
naked eye this evening, perhaps be-
ing clear out of sight. According to
the way it is travelling, however. the
tail should be visible this evening
with the head much DINNER than be
fore. for it is making circular sweep
away from the earth and will be
swishing its tail toward us while its
head is pointed away.
Many people were on the lookout
last evening shortly after 600 o'clock
but not star could be seen on ac-
count OF the clouds and the watchers
were disappointed. They will be out
again tonight looking for the comet
In few weeks time the HALEY comet
will be visible. 1t will appear in the
early evening little south Of east
and is to be on exhibition for several
nights.
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ADJUSTMENTS

That delightful little fairyesque
fantasy "The Gingerbread Man. is I'M
derlined for visit to this city this
evening, where it will no doubt please
our theatregoers, perhaps better than
anything of this class that has ever
visited us. "The Gingerbread Man"
has name from coast to coast, and
the score is one Of undoubted merit.
Every number is a gem and A. Bald
win Sloane, the composer, outdid him
self when he wrote 1t. The number
of genuine song hits in the piece are
unusual and each one of them was
written for it originally. and therefore
proved their efficacy from the start
There are number of excellent PEG.
pie in the cast Such comedians as
Ross Snow and William Cameron are
! in themselves an Endorsement Of dual
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Results Last Night.

A record was broken by the Olym-
plan bowling team on the Drexel al
leys last evening, in a match game
with the Seal Skins, when the speedy
quintet totaled 2676 for three games.
This is the highest mark made in 'Keo-
kuk during the present-day bowling.
Although the Seal Skins totaled 2490
with the handicap of 1855, the Olym-
plans easily won by big margin.
King struck his stride for the first
time this season and was the most
consistent performer, varying but a
few pins in the three games, and
hanging up an average of 1873. LOOMS,
who took the place of Powell, made an
average of ITS and Crimmins had one
of 176 %. Cook had It's 1-3 and
Mas 174. The first game was S65 and
the second and third were over the
600 mark. The scores:
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PLANS AS TO
PROPOSED STUB
1t Looks Certain That Wabash Rail-
road viii start Construction
Within the Next Few
Weeks.
OVERCOMING OBSTACLE
Water Power Company Wants Tracks
Built to Crest Of Hill in Order
That Hosting Can be
Averte5.

While no definite information has
been given out from Keolluk offices re-
garding the building of a proposed
stub track from the Wabash switch at
Hamilton to the present scene OF actl-
vities on the water power dam. yet
there is enough material of tangible
nature to lead to the belief that work
will be commenced by the Wabash
within the next two weeks.
It is to be construed generally
that this railroad construction work
will be carried out by the Wabash af-
tier details have been arranged by the
railroad and water power company. In
fact the presence Of Division Engin-
Ger Marshal. who will remain for sew.
eral days conducting a survey, gives
rise to the belief that the railroad has
but one obstacle to overcome before
'plunging immediately into the work.
1t is known that the engineer is try
ing to solve the route by which the
tracks will lead to the crest Of the
hill on the east side of the public
road and directly opposite the pres
ent scene of work. Much of the mater
ial brought to the water power com
pany when the extensive construction
work is we'll under way will be need
ed at this point and if the railroad
can carry it UP on the hill it will
save the company hosting much of il
at an additional expense.
According to the present plan map
ped out it is likely that the street cal
tracks from the point of junction with
the interurban line to the turn or
Broadway will be reconstructed ant
used by the Wabash eompang as {
part of the stub track. The railroad
tracks will leave the street cal
E
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ESQ s74 $50

The Grand Leaders continued in
their slump and by losing to LeBrons,
jumped to a tie with that club and
the Seal Skins. 1t is likely that this
team will be reorganized in short
time. The men have been going well
when other teams go well and rolling
poorly when other teams are slumping,
and fate seems to be against them, al
though their bowling averages have
been low of late. However, in figur-
ing the average for the handicap last
night the. Grand Leaders and LeBrons
both totaled 500, thus showing that
they are on equal basis on the secre-
tary's book
The best performer in this match
was Stricken, who finished with an
average of 176 and had high game
of PIP.
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Duffy's Pure Malt WhIskey

Dyspepsia symp-
! : s ! ! !
toms are a sense of AaYgSM
burning and dull ~ >SM5
weight in the stom-&H VI - M
ach after eating,Hsl n lER
sometimes accompany AX ~
MED by heartburn, \ NSMs u
constipation or diar- &&@Sl/
rhea, languor. de- eR 49,
preston, irritability,
dull headaches. All these symptoms
show that your digestive organs are out
of order and you should take Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey. 1t will cure dys-
pepsia. 1t is the greatest strength
builder and tonic stimulant known to
medicine. 1t attacks the seat of the
disease, drives out the germs and re-
builds the weakened tissues in grad
ual, healthy, natural manner. 1t is an
absolute cure and preventive of con-
sumption, pneumonia, grip, bronchitis,
coughs, colds, malaria, low fevers and
all wasting, weakened, diseased condi-
tions, if taken in time, in small doses as
directed.
Sold by druggists, grocers and deal
ers or direct, S10o per large bottle.
Write for free medical booklet contain
ing rare common sense rules for health
and testimonials, and free advice.
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
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lty. The company is strong vocally
and has two very clever prima donnas,
SO the score is promised to be properly
rendered; while the feminine portion
OF the company is comely they have
also the after requisite of good voices
to accompany it. Many of the musical
comedy shows artists that visit this
section depend entirely upon their
good looks, but there is vast mum.
Der of people who like musical shove
and also like to hear the music prop,
erly rendered, and this the manage
ment of "The Gingerbread Man" com.
pany claim to be able to do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-26
DYSPEPSIA

is the curse of modern civilization.
Eight out of every ten persons have
dyspepsia in one form or another. The
only absolute cure for dyspepsia and in
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BELFAST.
. . . = = (. . . . . . . . = . 4

The roads are very bad at the pres
ent time. They are so icy that it is
impossible for horse that isn't shood
to get out in the road.
Fred Nelson came home from Keo-
kuk on account of the illness of his
mother
Mr. and Mrs. John Oneal and son,
Joe, were Croton callers last Sunday
Chas. Wells was Pennington call
er last Friday
Mrs. p Moline called on her moth
er, Mrs. Chas. Wells, one day last
week.
There will be preaching at the re
gnlar hour at the NJ. f. church al
Croton next Sunday. Everybody come
that can.
p. Hadder went to heokuk one day
last week and returned home last sat
urday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-26

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
do the work whenever you require
their aid. These tablets change weak
ness into strength. listlessness into
energy, gloominess into joyousness.
Their action is so gentle one don't
realize they have taken. a purgative.
Sold by Wilkinson & Co. pharmacy
and ]. f. Kiedaisch & Son.
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tracks at the Broadway curve and go
along the road until an advantageous
Point is reached so that branch can
be directed so as to reach the top of
the hill
1t looks as if the Wabash will have
plenty of construction ahead of it for
the next few months. A switch will
be built for Taber's retail lumber
yard, the new elevator which is to be
built and other new firms which are to
enter various fields.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-26
Olympians.
Seal Skins.

se5 so2 sos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-26

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plexion sallow? Liver needs waking
up. Doan's Regulets cure bilious at
tacks. % cents at any drug store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-26

The Yoemen of Eagle Grove will
dedicate their new hall on Tuesday
evening, February /, and it viii be a
big event.
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LeBrons.
Grand Leaders.

$50 sl4 74s
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Read The Daily Gate City, 10
cents per week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
MERCHANTS EXECUTIVE
BOARDS MEET WEDNESDAY.
Paving Conference Report Will
Be Made Then.

At a conference of the presidents Of
the three business mems associations
held today 1t was decided to hold a
meeting OF the executive officers Of the
organizations interested in the paving
proposition next Wednesday afternoon
al the Union Club at 1880.
At this meeting the three associa-
tions will receive a report OF the con-
ference held with the Board Of Works
yesterday, at which Moses Plaut. Of the
North Broad Street Associations; Lee
Ottolengui. of the Market Street AS
sociation, and Frederick Keer, of the
South Broad Street Association, agreed
to accept asphalt paving for Broad and
Market streets.
Mr.. Plaut, speaking for the ~associa-
ton he represents, said hat asphalt
would be accepted only on the under
standing that the material used will be
the very best obtainable, and tho other
associations have agreed to take the
same attitude In the matter Of accept
ing asphalt.
None OF the commissioners would
agree yesterday to favor wood block
paving, and the associations will, there
fore, waive their demands for this
character OF pavement.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
COUPLE )
PROUD Of FIRST
LICENSE TO WE'D
City Clerk Will Enforce New
Law Strictly and All Must
Be Identified.

Tho first marriage license In Newark
under the new State law was granted
this morning at 10 O'Clock In the license
department OF the city clerks ONCE to
Miss May Grimm, daughter Of Joseph
Grimm, of 3s1 South Eighth street, and
Joseph Hagen, of 81 Quitman street
The couple will be married Wednesday
morning in St. Mary's Church by the
Very Rev. Father Polycarp. o. g B.
As the couple left the city clerks
ONCE several other couples seeking
licenses entered. The prospective bride
and bridegroom proudly exhibited
License No. /" as they hurried from
the hall.
A well-groomed man, with q pretty
girl | n an automobile. went to the
City Hall shortly before 9 o'clock and
asked for a license. He said he had
been at Maplewood seeking a license.
and the officials referred him to the
City Hall in this city. He was unable
to satisfy the clerks, John s. Hancock
and Frank r. Crissey. that he was a
aO 0t@tcb anu LILO cUuple
was turned away. They refused to
give their names.
City Clerk Connolly, discussing the
new law. said:
TT isn't a easur to prevent or re-
tard marriage he said. ION the other
hand, 1t is meant to help legal mar
rage and to aid persons who want to
get married In the right way.
II am going TO make 1t a rule that
everyone applying for a license must
either be known to me or else bring
with him someone that we both know.
In any case the pastor of their church
will be sufficient Identification.
Questions will be asked about the age,
nationality, ~parentage, etc. of tho ap-
p~licants, and when the paper is filed
out and signed 1t will be turned over
to the contracting party. He will then
present 1t to the pastor who marries
him and then II will be sent back to
the official who issues 1t.
Speaking of the applicants nation
atty reminds me that we will prob
ably need an interpreter who can
translate for US.
The fee will be 81. Under the law
this fec goes to the clerk, but I have
contracted with the Newark govern
ment to turn every fee I get Into tho
city treasury"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
YEGGMEN CRACK SAFE,
BUT GET NOTHING.
Experts Make Clever Break at
Office of Beck Brothers.

Expert cracksmen gained entrance to
the office Of Beck Brothers. mattress
manufacturers. at 260 Bruce street.
early today, dragged a thousand-pound
safe to the rear of the factory and blew
it open without disturbing any of the
neighbors.
Fortunately for the proprietors. the
safe was empty saw for checks payable
to Beck Brothers a-ggregating S155.
These were undisturbed. An employee
discovered the remains of the safe when
he came to work. this morning. The
Fourth precinct police station vas tele-
phoned and detectives were Immediate
ly assigned to the case.
1t was found that the yeggmen had
gained entrance TO the office through a
side window which they pried open. 1t
was apparent hat experts who knew
their work thoroughly had participated
in the attempted robbery. Mattresses
were used to muffie the our of the
explosion.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
BOYS CELEBRATING FOURTH
TOO SOON ARE ARRESTED.

Two boys were locked up in the
Fourth precinct station house this af-
ternoon. charged with being ahead Of
time in celebrating the Glorious Fourth
Patrolman Fitzsimmons was a pas
senger on a Kinney street car going
east through Eighteenth avenue, when
at Livingston street the car ran afoul
OF several dynamite caps that had been
placed on the tracks.
According to the policeman the con-
cussion was SO great that passengers
were hurled from their seats. He
jumped off, and, seeing the two boys
grinning guilty, chased them. He
caught one, who gave his name as
Charles Billane and said he lived at 1853
Boyd street. The other lad escaped.
Only half an hour before BiIlane had
been arrested Policeman Kass, in plain
clothes, and Patrolman Axt had arrest
ed Morris Wieger. OF SO Sixteenth ave-
nue.. on Springfield avenue, for shooting
off frecrackers. Accompanying Tieger
was Isidore Reich, of the same address.
He was SO abusive that the policemen
took him along, also.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
MOTHER TO SEND FOR
TRAIN VICTIMS BODY.
Youth Partly Blind and Crippled
Worked for Railroad.

Calling at police headquarters pdsy
to verify an unconfirmed reportith tina
an accident had befallen her sh in
Grand Haven, Mich, Mrs. George Web
Der, of 1893 Halsey street, was infdmed
that her boy, John David, 20 year. old,
had been killed while switching thins
Though not positive that it wal hei
son, Mrs. Weber stated that sh4 had
received a letter from her boy from
Grand Haven in the first part o4this
week and that he had said that hdwas
working on a railroad.
The mother could not understand
how he could have obtained enjoy
ment on a railroad. as he was tptlly
blind in his right eye and one oflhis
hands was badly split. Mrs. weber.
when asked what her husbands aane,
was, gave it and then said that he
had deserted her three years asdknd
that, though she heard from hinioc-
casionally. she had to &c out to ybrk
to support herself. Another sonkhe
said, was in Texas.
Mrs. Weber left he~adquarteril to
seek her brother, who will arransA to
have the body sent to this cityltor
burial.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
BOY BITTEN BY MAD
CAT GOES TO HOSPITAL

Eight-year-old Ralph Elsman, OF 81
Park avenue. Irvington, is in the City
Hospital with a severe wound ON the
calf of his right leg, where he was bit
ten by a mad white cat, which also bit
Mrs. Caroline Maier. 40 years old, OF Is
Union avenue. ~Irvington. The cat,
which was the property of j. G. CHASER,
a butcher of 16 Union venue, was
killed some days ago and unmistakable
evidences OF rabies We're found In its
brain when it was examined in the City
Hospital.
The boy was bitten June IL and the
m the following day. When the
boys parents heard that the woman
was In the hospital they became
alarmed n a him treated there.
The boy is taking the Pasteur treat
ment n will be carefully watched.