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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
Miss Leneve is Now on Trial in the
crippen Murder Case in Court
Over In Lon
don.
SHE IS NERvELEss
Girl is Pale and Trembling When
She Enters Her Plea Of Not
Guilty as An
Accessory.

LONDON, Oct 25.-Pale and
trembling and apparently unnerved
by the death sentence meeted out to
her companion, DR.. Crippen, Miss
Ethel Clair Leneve, the doctors for
mer stenographer, today pleaded not
guilty to the Indictment charging her
with being an accomplice after the
fact in the murder of Belle Elmore
Crippen.
The trial is in the same court as
found Crippen guilty.
Kings counsel, r. D. Muir who so
mercilessly prosecuted Crippen, show
ed in his opening statements to the
court that the fair prisoner, despite
her delicate condition, need expect
little mercy.
Among the witnesses subpoenaed
are Bruce Miller Of Chicago, a
friend of Mrs. CrilTen, who was
charged by Crippen with undue ia
/ miliarity with Mrs. Crippen.
Girl is Acquitted.
| LONDON, Oct 25.-After trial o
unexpected brevity today, Ethe
| Clair Leneve was acquitted of the
charge of being an accessory after the
t fact of the murder of Belle Elmort
/ Crippen. The crown introduced ONLY
a few witnesses and their testimon!
was not strong against the accused
The court in his instructions, showed
sympathy for the prisoner IN
:; Jury was out but a few minutes Whel
the verdict was announced, the crow
in the court room cheered.
Bruce Miller of Chicago who
here as witness for the crown says
81 never kissed Mrs. Crippen Du
once and then only in a spirited Jest
IL know though Jolly that she stoo'
on high moral grounds and trustee
her husband. / visited her while tn
1 doctor was home frequently ana tn
doctor knew OF our friendship. Dea
no grudge toward Crippen for usln
NV name. He was like dro"nin
rat clutching at straw"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
RAILROAD RATES
COMING DOWN
End Of Two Year War Results i
Reduction of Freight
Chardec

WASHINGTON, Oct 25.-After a
fight OF two years western railroads
today fled schedule of reduced rates
on freight. originating east of Pitts
burg for Mississippi and Missouri
river cities to take effect tomorrow
and remain effective until Nov 10
The railroads fought the case through
the courts, the final decision being
handed down a few days ago.
1t is expected the roads will not
raise the rates again on Nov. 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
SHOOTING BEARS
IN THE SWAMP
Secretary Of the Navy is Gathering of
Skins For the
Winter.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25-secre-
tor,- Of the Navy George Meyer today
i far from communication with the
outside world on hunting trip IN
4s q coast swamps near the Mississippi
Omen shots at bear and deer were
assured rim by friends and for two
davs he has been on the hunt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
FOR NEW MAP
OF TIE WORLD
South American Countries Are Willing
to Share Part of the
Expense.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25-Prof Bailey
Willis member of the United States
geological service, returning from
South America. reported that 14rgen.
tina. Brazil and Chile had consented
to share the expense OF making new
geographical world map in which
nearly all civilized nations have be
come interested since the plan was
presented some months ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
PERSIA ANGRY
AT ENGLAND
The Jinaoes Get Busy and Are Talk
Ing About War Breaking
Out

LONDON. Oct. 25--It is reported
here that the Persian minister has
handed to the foreign office defiant
reply to the expressed attitude OF
England regarding her policy in Per
sia, which means ultimate partition
of that country between England and
Russia.
With characteristic eagerness the
jingoes are talking of hostilities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
Wilson is in Jail.

WATERLOO. Oct 25.-Conductor
Ernest May and Brakeman A. D. Will
son, of the Illinois Central, have
been accused of the theft of a suit
case with valuable contents belong
ing to Mrs. w. T. Evans, wife of At.
torney Evans of Petersburg. Both
men waived examination; May is out
but Wilson Is in Jail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
THE WEATHER.

For Keokuk and Vicinity General
" fair tonight and Wednesday.
For Illinois and Missourt-General
ly fair tonight and Wednesday.
For Iowa-Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday Warmer tonight In
north central portion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
The Same officers.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-All of the
o'ncers of the Union Pacific system
were reelected today at the annual
meeting. Maxwell Everts was named
general counsel to succeed Judge
Loyett.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
German is Killed.

BERLIN, Oct. 25.-Lieut. Menthe'
one Of the aviators of the German
army was killed at Magdenburg to-
day, by the fall OF his Wright aero
plane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
Mrlnht Flies East.

BELMONT FIELD, l.. l., Oct. %
orville Wright in new racing ma
chine, made so miles an hour today
and saws his new machine which is
very small, can develop 81 miies ah
hour He feels sure of capturing the
grand prize.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
TwIrler Is Married.

NEWPORT. R. l., Oct. 25.-Frank
j. Corridor, star twirler of the st.
Louis National league, was married
at st. Mary's church today to Miss
Addine Francis Sullivan.
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River Forecast.

The river will remain nearly sts
tinary.
FRED z. GosEwIscH,
Observe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
Daily aiver Bulletin.
Local Observations.

Mean temperature, Oct. "a, so.
Highest temperature, So.
Lowest temperature, so.
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CONTINUED on page 50
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-10
No Goods Sold

and CRITICAL npecion only We don't pennies
lines and prices that when your
the highest standard the land the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-25

With 1902 began the work Of pcbiic
improvements and fl, IL l90z ~ o,,..
inclusive, the respective annual eX-
lenditures above given include such
extraordinary expenditures as street
improvements and paving, sidewalks,
park and cemetery Improvements,
street road roller, new fire apparatus,
rebuilding fire steamer, new electric
fire alarm, and sanitary improvements
and betterments at pumping station,
and extension of surface drainage sys-
tenn Respectfully,
N. D. Russell,
Clerk of Council
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LIGHT AND WATER.
The amount charged to this
department is for SO fire
hydrants, So arc lights,
1929. p lamp, - foun-
tains, 1873 gas lamps, and
lighting bandstands in the
parks ..............'..$ Io'ooo.49
City Hall, clock, Jail, pumping sta
ton, police and fire departments are
in addition to above and distributed TO
the respective departments.
There is also a charge TO this De-
partment-
Gasoline lamps ....$ 25.4l
Testing apparatus for
the Electrical En-
gineer ........... lSNSS
Salary of Elecui-
cal Engineer ..,.. 22s.35
$4s1s4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-25

wooden box, was replaced
by a 24-in. pipe and two
traps constructed The Grant
street crossing was replaced
by a Pain. pipe and two
traps built. Cost of work
done on Mansfield street
drain 1857
Newcastle Street lateras From
Mansfield Street Drain:
The two 12-in. pipe 500 IT.
long, extending from the
north side of Mansfield
street along each side of
Newcastle street to the
north side of Queen square
were taken up and relaid s 1870
Six sand traps with iron
covers 12g.ul
Six inlets .... 7S.AA
81 "A
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Total cost of Street I'm
proVement ST..

fOSdI EpSc OF oITe&I I'M
provement $7,263.95
DRAINAGE til
n Street Concrete Grain:
During the months Of May, June and
July a concrete drain was constructed
on Fl street between Newcastle street
and Cochran avenue to replace me Old
open ditch running through private
property between q and H streets and
serving as a storm water drain for an
lea OF nearly one hundred ana hjriy
acres
In the construction OF this drain
the labor was furnished by the coun1y
conNicts and the concrete was mixed
by machine and composed OF one part
Atlas cement To- two and 0He~halt
parts course Altamaha river sand 10
five parts South Carolina crushed
granite passing d one and e-halt
inch mesh BlaW Collapsible Steel
CenteIins Forms Were used Oh the
crown and d portion Of the side-wali;
the smaller sidewalks were buii with
wooden forms.
Inc shape OF Jhe Dram Is mat ol
a horseshoe With vertical sides ANA
has hail round trench ia the bottom
to carry he smaller low. 1he aiz-
varies from an equivalent Il QFe and
one-1alf foot TO a three-foot circular
drain The crown is reinforced wi,h'
a d" s" mesh wire throughout ANA
at street intersections where il most
cases the drain is barely under the
sub2tade OF the street the crown is
thickened and bound to the side walls
by half inch square iron rods Two and
one-half feet long spaced two feet
apart tpd extending one and one-half
feet III the side walls. Exhaustion
joints ttf provided every twenty feet.
these 44 from Ii TO 3S inch Wide
and are filled with asphalt III he larger
joints and tar paper in the smaller
ones.
The time consumed III the c0nsluc-
ton of this drain was eighty-four
working days and the average number
OF convicts at work was twenty FIVE.
This labor value in dollars would have
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-25

The 24-inch cement pipe pre-
viously laid through the
Court House square was taken
up by the county Convicts and
relaid on Ellis street between
G and II; 225 feet OF 20-in.
Vitrifled pipe was connected
with the "a at G and run TO
Unicn street on G.; labor was
furnished by the convicts; the
cost of the pipe was 49,. .$117.00
Along each side of Union street
between G. and F 900 feet of
I2,in. pipe were laid connect
ing with the 90 in. at G street:
labor was furnished by the
city gang and the cost of the
pipe WAS l03.UU
This forms a very important
lateral of the H street drain.
A 24in. pipe was laid on AL
bany street between H and
G.: the excavation was done
by the county convicta and
the pipe laying and backfill
ing by tAe city gang; 400 fl
of pipe were laid, costing. D.. 10000
The l5-in. pipe under Cochran
avenue at G. street was taken
up and reiaid on higher
grade n order TO drain into
the open DITCH on Cochran
avenue at street which con
meets with the H street drain.
Total cost of laterals in
stalled ................$ $4,000
These latcrals are about one-fourth
Of the entire number to he installed
before The drain will be conn., Iete.
Drainage Construction Preparatory to
Paving Newcastle Street.
Before laying d permanent pave
ment on Newcastle street between
aud Gloucester streets it
was necessary to construct Two di-
vertin9 drains. on 81 uceater and
Monk streets, respectively And to re
lay the two laterals from the Mans
field street drain to the north side
Of Queen square and replace the
street drain crossings at
Grant and Newcastle raising both.
The storm water formerly was car
ried into the Mansfield street drain
from f street Il $40 lineal feeD be
fore it found an outlet. BY the con
of the drains on Gloucestei
and Monk streets two-tEirds the water
formerly carried by the Mansfield
street drain from f to Mansfield and
between Bay and Union streets will
gers from overflow of the low area be
tween Monk and Mansfield streets will
be materially lessencd and with pro
per drain completed on Mansfield
street it will lie thing of the past.
The pipe used in the construction
if these drains was a. very good grade
of yitrified salt glazed drain pipe, tle
percentage OF breakage in shipment
being less than ! - per cent, while
we had figured on at least , per cent.
and probably - PEI cent.
An itcmized cost OF each drain is
as follows:
Street Drain:
crotol Innoth From, tbo ,,larf
to Richmond street. 1920
+, Asa =, ~ il - 8, on
i, &c e. =, in ia, +, IA
~ poo1o
III. ...b SZD. W
1,i,-, i,,ll+,. o., .t.ao, i.,ta,.soo-
tio,,s ,.rpe.tr,,ctod of hriol,
,ri,. ,ooa,,t ,a,.r... and
oa., ;,..,,, e-..'.,,, ...,.t ;,t ,.n1, cooa
Nh ..,,.1 t,,,,. <.,,,,..t,,,,od
of 1.-1i, vim ..,.on, .,unr-
49,. .r.I lo,,,.3 ,.ftt ..ol:d
ira.. .,sti,,.. ...t ,,4.. f..-.o
$500 1-1r.
,.,t,.... ..............;... .....t .f.a,l.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-25
REPORT Or
CITY ENGINEER AND DIRECTOR
OF PUBLIC WORKS.

OF PUBLIC WORKS
Brunswick, Ga. ian. / 1910.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen: respectfully submit be
low rIy third annual revert when en-
braces a distribution OF he expenses
OF the Department of 41ubjic Works
and Buildings, Cemeteries. Parks and
Squares for the year ending December
81, 1909:
STR EE,r IMpRO NrIN lEENI'
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Il
Balance ..........$- 80, 264. Al
Last year 1z...$33, 6S7.36 g
This year =. !. 3G264. Al III
Decrease s,,%$.$ 3,422,92
less 81 increase 1884, J. ls,.sa,sgss.x
y bonded DEBT 9. e $4,000
Net Debt Reduc-
ton S 1922
There being also
in addition re-
serve in Special isE@4
Fund for sur
face drainage in
1909 OF -. .s...$ 2,5636S
DEPARTMENTAL EXPENSES.
The ordinary departmental operat-
ing expenses and extraordinary ex-
I penses. for 1908 were:
5 Paid vouchers ...@ SIS, 539.1S
/ Proportion of unpaid -Nouch-
ers Observation-Disclosures. 1,795.10
Proportion. Of unpaid bills
not vouchered e..,r..r..+.,. 2,455.15
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Newcastle Street laterals Fror
Mansfield Street Drain:
Boulevard Drainage:


~ "oo"' 'io me- aeo',Ch Vi
n 80 . - -: VIZ 'ne ,o".o
vi am"
y, ~ on NM
9" ny '1r'
""' ~, ,0' Vi "o"'
' ~ "'"0 anu
-,
ia 71,,''.~ 49,, 49,. 20 .4.;,
.:,I ',.,
~ Ill. nj, 1I
s..,,.. e..,. I-.,.,1
XIII ra1. 49,, 49,, 49,.
iaho lI,;ol. a.,t i,ol,..1i,,[,
Iaton and n,otorioi com
tT.4. o. ,...r,
,.t ..l.,-. 49,, 80, a,.t,.o..4
aho.,t t1o ;,,to,.ootio, NJ
al ABOUT tie lhler"ec'loIl OIL
in ,'fna vera laid r. renlaca
'''' PiA'> >" ' W.
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$79,7S9.43
Note: 1898 refunded.
Distributed as Follows:

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Salaries and payrolls ... 81, 743.4a
Office sundries and City Hall
hxpeDses . 30.05
Fuel, light and water ....... 1928
Insurance premiums ......... l5I5o
License badges .....~.... 1915
,Special elections ........... $3.50
General elections expenses
registration lists, regis
.-trars, disqualified voters
lists, managers, meals, etc) 1922
Books, printing and stationery 5S3.4'
City DirecLGry .............. zo.o9
Marketing refunding bonds,
viz: stationery postage, ad-
vertising, kilograms, steno-
graphic work, etc. ........, OF
Municipal League dues ...,. lo'oV
Rent Safety Deposit Vault " lo'oo
;rorv - 1900
General Ipcidentals and Sun
dr;as ~ 1856
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CITY HOSPITAL.

Appropriation ....... 80. 81, 10000
Fire insurance premium. -. $500
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amounted 10 about $4,000
The following is a distribution Of
the cost Of the work:
I,200 bbls. cement, 1000 yds
stone, 600 yds sand ..... $5.7S9 II
Steel and wooden forms .... 90
Rent of mixer .............. $500
Reinforcement ............. 10000
Setting up and moving forms 1850
Supervision Of the work ... l2Q.0D /
Tools, implements, tar paper |
lanterns, wbeei6dirows, eur f99.s6
Total cost Of the II street
oraIn ,,,t...,-t....... Ss,Zb'.p, 1
H street Drain Laterals:
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Im18TINCT PRINT
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$9,084.07

NOTE: This department is entitled
to credit for item of $17S.27 cost OF
marketing bonds refunded. See creul'
in operating expenses.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.
Note: See report of City Engineer
and Director of Public Works Tor oe-
tailed distribution.
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STREET IMPROVEMENT.

81, 1909:
STREET IMPROVEMENT.
sidewaks:
Very little sidewalk work
has been done during tie
year besides completing the
work under way and begin
ming the Norwich street
walks Approximately one
half mile Of walks rave been
laid. Ten quarter circles
were put in at street cor
ners, the cost OF this work is
borne by the city and was. $ 217.30
Newcastle Street Paving:
The work of paving New
castle street between Mans
field and Gloucester streets
with vjaified brick is ab0ct
half completed. A thorough
inspection has been made Of
tae brick when laid and so
far as can be determined by
the eye TIC paving seems to
be well done. Incidental
tai expenses moi provided
for in the contract
amount to ......... $81.22
Advertising for bids. 5000
1922
The portion Of the street to
he paved under the present
contract is about I 800 yards
The part TO be paid for by the
city amounts to about 2,940
yards or $f263.00.
ShelIed Streets:
Constructing 1900 lincal
feet of sheled streets
around the west, east and
north side of Orange
square and on M street be-
tween Ellis and Norwich
streets; 1860 bushels dead
shell hauled by livery teams
from the foot of X street. 614.00
Completing she'll street on &
street between Wolf street
and Cochran avenue: 1880
bushels shell hauled by city
teams from the Glynn Can
ming company factory on the
Boulevard ............ 1857
Resurfacinq and Repairing Sheied
Streets:
Rescrfacing OglethCrpe
street between Mansfield
and Gloucester streets with
dead shell hauled by the
city teams from the foot Of
Gloucester street, 5000
bushels .......... 1850
Repairs TO the Boulevard and
Glynn avenue with shell
hauled from the GlyDn Can
ming company on the Boule-
ward and by ne eli, teams,
1890 bushels ............. +, l3b.O8
Miscellaneous repairs dis
tributed over Gloucester.
Newcastle, Union, Grant and
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Jail Expenses, tented
Salary of
jailor $4,000
Food sup
plies ...... 33496
Utensils and
implements. 15.25
-$1 1927
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Salaries and payrolls .... Sb,5l. 30
Feed $3.50
Horseshoeing and repairs 66.3o
Fuel, light and water ....... l4I.H
Electric and battery scpplies,
material, tools and nipple
ments ... 1921
Electric current for fire
alarm system ............ 6l.3
Cassnool ........ 15.50i
Repairs to plumbing SoO
Livery, hauling and inciden-
tails ...--....-..-"----. LOW
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~ e Eea
ana harness ........... $4,000
Sidewalk RELYING, curbing,
etc. ...... >. 51o.os)
Rebuilding Gloucester street
Slip .................... 374.75I
Street signs $500 2S5. sol
Construction Mans
field street culvert .$44s.95
CONSERVATION Monk II
streetedrain ~..sTe. -. 5t8.S4
Construction Howe ~
street drain -. 1898 4
y Construct Dart+ '12@>
~ mouth sssaAt drain 321.s1
graf iass & Tcssstreet It
81 drains s.S:;s, :. !, f22l!lSS5
.S N '-s 1,5s2.sS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Shriners Get
"Devil's Slide, )"
Near Ogden
New Goat, a Steep Rock Incline, to
Be Used Instead of Old
Hot Sands"

Instead OF the once famous method OF
sending the new shriners across the hot
sands" for an Initiation stunt those unfor-
tunates are hereafter to be sent sliding down
the famous Devils Slide in Weber's can
you, The first trial of the new initiation
goat Is to be made at the grand bout sched-
uled for September 10
The slide, as it is called, is a troughlike
natural rock formation 300 feet long and set
at an angle of As degrees from the ground.
For many years IL has been an object
of scenic interest on the Union Pacific
railroad. It's situation is fifteen miles from
Ogden and forty-five miles from salt Lake
City on that road.
The slide itself is not on the Onion Pacific
right-of-way, but the only access to II at
the bottom is The road, however, has
given the Shriners permission TO erect a
building there for use I'm their initiation
stunts and to keep things during the year.
1t Is not known whether armor plate Is
contemplated by the Shriners in that sliding
process or not, but the suspicious Of most OF
the would-bes is that the only cause for
that newly erected building Is to use II as a
first aid TO the injured hospital
lei Kalah temple Is stationed at Salt Lake
city and the present head OF 1t is c. w
Morse. II is understood that Fred A.
Hines, the imperial potentate OF the Shrin-
ers, will be on hand for the FIRST initiation
at the Devils Slide
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
COUNClLMEN FAVORH HOSPITAL
DR.. Connells Plan for Issuance Of
Bonds is Endorsed.
SHELDON AND HUMMEL TALE
Commissioners Declares $4,000 Would
Pay for City Hospital and Con-
tREiOus Hospital - HummeI
Thinks More IL Needed.

Health Commissioner Connell and two
councilmen each declared a bond issue
would be needed for the erection OF city
hospital, and the couneilmen both expressed
high favor for the plan. Dr. Connell an
nounced that a fund of $4,000 would be am
pie to fulfill the needs of the city.
Fifty thousand dollars from city bonds
would solve the problem of Omaha" These
were the words OF Dr. Council, The ply
stefan recounted the need of a contagious
hospital city hospital and county hospital
separate from the county poor farm
There is such an urgent need for thecity
hospital that OF course the city will make
provision for it when the city jail is re-
built next year" said DR.. Council. But so
far as the contagious hospital and the
county hospital are concerned the city or
county will have to vote $4,000 bonds" II
was the health commissioners idea that
the bond issue in the foregoing amount
would cover all the cost for the remodelled
city Jail. with hospital provisions, the con-
tagious hospital and the change necessary
TO separate the county. hospital from the
poor farm.
DR.. Cornell explained how, in the re-
modelling and rebuilding of the city jail,
provision could be made for a male and fe-
male ward with an operating room between
which could be Conducted by the regular
corps Of police surgeons and a single
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11

trained nurse. He declared there were a
number of cases coming under the atten-
ton of the police surgeons, which properly
should be given more attention than the
first care they received from the police
surgeons, which now is all the care many
OF them get.
THE city needs a contagious hospital
very badly" said Councilman Sheldon,
chairman of the finance committee, land
for one would be very willing to present
to the voters a chance to Issue bonds to
erect one
Strangers in the city have very made
quate protection II they fall sick and when
/ the council condemns buildings for use as
contagious hospitals II is liable to suit
! from property owners in the neighborhood
When diphtheria or scarlet fever breaks
out we should not be confined to quarantine
J for suppressing the disease; we ought to
have some way of segregating the cases.
l will help the scheme any time"
| Councilman Joseph Hummel is also in
favor OF a city hospital. There is no
doubt about the need of one" said Mr.
Hummel, but the practicability of the
I plan is a different matter. For one thing,
believe that $4,000 is a very low estimate
of the probable cost A site convenient
] anywhere <Would cost at least $4,000 alone
and the other expenses would mount w
very rapidly. But the virtues Of having one
are easily SEEN and II we can do It we
ought to-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Gould Not Deny II.

81 will ask YOU" said the lawyer, who
was trying 70 throw doubt On the testimony