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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
MAYOR GAYEOR.

fured during the c0nnazratIon are all
resting comfortably. SIX hremeu for
whom fears had been entertained dur
mg the night are pronounced out OF
danger
The ere started IN The lumber yards
OF Blacker and Sheppard streets. on
the water front. burned up loo, Jt Feet
OF lumber and the C0mpauT-s buildings
spread TO the wharf of the American
Coal Company and burned -1l9 tons
o. COAL and then leaping Albany street
destroyed woodworking este biis1uncnts
and dwellings
Saves Fire Headquarters.
The fire department headquarters on
Bristol street was saved by the Lss OF
a water curtain Buildings all around
IL were destroyed
Dynamite sent from the navy yard
al Charlestovn was used 90 blow up
buildings in the pathway of the flames
and aided iu preventing a spread Of
the fire TO the business section OF The
city
Fourteen cities and towns sent help
These out-of-towu companies were
called upon TO fight a threatening Ere
iu tEa- leather district. Just as tha bis
fire IN the lumber district vas raging
The five-story- brick building at 55 TO 80
II iZ1 street near the South Terminal
railroad station. occupied by the H. W
Johns AiaIlFI3e COMPANY dealers iu as-
beStOS and TnHEuCSia products, was dam
AGED 10 the extent Of Sle1,eoa.
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Patent Remedies Called
Baby Killers by Gov
eTnment Chemist.
INFANT MORTALITY
CAUSE OF INQUIRY
High Death Rate Among Young
Children Arouses District Health
Officers TO Action.

Announcement was made today OF
al investiE cation 20 be made by the
Police Department into the quality
and quantity Of soothing syrups sold
in the District of Columbia
In view of the prevalence Of in
fantiIe diseases IN Washington an at
tempt viii be made to discover what
relation the sale and use of these
compounds bears TO infant mortality
r. A. Sanders, inspector of phar-
macy, whose duty IL IS TO investigate
the sale Of poisons, viii be directed
70 make careful inquiry into tle sale
Of patent medicines for children.
which are characterized bE DR. l. =.
kebler, chief OF the division of drugs
OF the Bureau Of Chemistry, as baby
II VIII be the duty Of the inspector of
pharmacy 20 ascertain what drug stores
are selling compounds believed 10 pe
dangerous, ana 20 sumblt a report of
ms INVESTIGATIONS 70 the Police Depart
u1ent
Drug Sale Prohibited.
The !aw forbids the sale Of cocaine.
morphine. chIoraI hydrate. opium, or
any preparation thereof provided that
the provision shall not apply 20 prepa-
rsti5ns containing not more than two
grains Of opium, or not more than
one-quarter Erain OF morphine, OF not
more than Cne-Quarter Erain of CO.
caine. or more than two grains Of
choral bydrate in the fluid ounce. or Il
In solid preparation In one avoirdu-
pois ounce.-
The pare food. and drug act requires
also tEat medicines containing poisons
5e so labeled. The inspector of unar-
macy VIII ascertain whether the law in
the District Ia this respect IS being
Obeyed
According 10 Dr. Rebler. babies are
constantly lmperllcu by the use OF
CeTLalD( soothing syrupS- Any one OF
LTein, ne says may put q baby TO
sleep, and all weaken infants so they
11lt easy prey 70 any epidemic " hlle
ne does not attribute the UreFal lenCe
Of lnfEuti!e paralysis In the District
SUred, he said, that their use lowers
the vitality OF the infants. thus max
lHE them more susceptible 20 the dis
Health officer Woodward does not
hold 10 the opinion that the use 0t
soothing Syrups Is responsible for the
District Of Columbia
The laws governing the sale Of these
compounds are much strlCter than a
year or so ago said DR.. Woodward
today Consequently IL is reasona BILE
10 suppose that if iufd1tIIe paralysis
could be attributed 60 'a2Othing syrups'
We would nave had previous epidemics
OF the disease
I'm addition 10 the laws on the sub
fect parents are better informed regard
ing the injurious effects OF patent medi-
cines upon infants The national pure
food and drug act requires that medi-
cines- containing morphine opium. or
cocaine be labe'ed so as 10 show the
percentage of poison
The American Medical Association
has done more TO drive such drugs from
the markets than legislation, and the
number Of bottles Of soothing syrup sold
now does not compare with the sale
few years aEO-
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LORRAINE ACHIEVES
SEA FLIGHT RECORD
English Actor, Recent Avia-
ton Convert, Flies Far
Over Water.

BLACKPOOL, England. Aug IA
new aeroplane record for flying over
sea was established today By Robert
Lorraine, one of the best known Of
English actors. who flew from Black
pool TO a point near LlandUdno, Wales,
on Rios bay
Practically the whole Of the fight was
over the Irish sea, the distance being
between fifty aEd sixty miles
Lorraine took TO aviation only re-
Gently. and Is one Of the most en-
thusiaStic air men in England He and
vounC Armstrong DreXel, son of the
Philadelphia banker, are noted for their
daring ventures
Robert Lorraine, who is well known
as an actor in America as well as Eng
land. few Hy Diplane 10 Fleetwood.
where he picked Up dispatches. After
landing az Barrow he returned %
BiaCkpOol.
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CRANK THREATENS
GOVERNOR HUGHES
Letter Writer Declares He
Has Been Refused License
as Chauffeur.

NEW YORK. Aug IG-Police Com
missioner Baker arrived here this morn
ing after hurried trip from sudbury,
l., and on hi5 arrival at police head
quarters ordered that the utmost ef-
forts be made 10 md a crank who has
threatened 10 kill Governor Hughes.
samuel = kOeniS. secretary of state,
and Assemoiyuan Albert Callan. au-
thor OF the new automobile law.
The threat was made IN letter 10
0lT- Koenig mailed TO him al his Office
here and pOStmdTked Grand Central
Station New York The writer de-
cisred he was q chauffeur and that his
VIE and i've children we're starving
through his failure 10 receive a chauf-
felir'S license
a similar letter was received by NTr-
KOenis at his Office IN Albany last
week
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FOREST FIRE LOSSES
HALTED BY TROOPS

AISSOTLA- Mont, Aus I5--The For
est Service office here today estimated
That Approximately 90 900 acres OF tim
Der have been burned over by the for
est fires
Reports indicate that through the aid
of the soldiers from MisS0uTa and Fort
Harrison, the rangers have gained con-
troll OF an the fires except in the Clear
water and Coer D'Aiene forests in
Idaho.
Until an examination can be made.
Assistant Forester Sfcox cannot make
q definite estimate Of the loss. which
viii depend upon whether the rlS trees
were burned 50 badly that tbey cannot
be used for lumber The damage, how
ever, is known TO be very heavy
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INFANTILE MALADY
ATTACKS BROKER

Infantile paralysis has invaded the
ranks Of Washington real estate brok-
ers-
Norman K. Ryon. Of the New York
Realty Brokers. and Of the firm Of
Prather & Byon, real estate agents. is
stricken with the maiady.
NIr. Rvon was stricken about a week
ago Al his office. IN street near Fif-
feenth, and left for his home. 3921 Four
teenth street northwest. saying that ne
felt uuweu The next day AR. Eyon s
less and arms had become paralyzed
and his ailment was diagnosed as in
fantile paralysis
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HOBOkEN, \. j., Aug TO- - William J. Gavnor
mayor Of New York showed marked improvement hourly
today at St Marys Hospital where he was taken after
being shot yesterday by James J. Gallagher
1t said this afternoon that If the Improvement
continued the mayor would be Of danger within TWEEN
ty-four hours
decision of the attending physicians reached after
consultation, not to operate reach the two fragments
into which the bullet divided Of which are in the
neck taken hopeful sign by Mr. Gaynors friends
The patient cheerful frequently joking with doc
tors, relatives, and friends.
COMPLAINS ONLY OF HUNGER
"Oh am hungry, his only plaint hope won't be kept
here very long"
rise in his temperature noted about 10 o'clock alarm as
indicating fever but this decreased physicians DIS Artz
Brewer Stewart and Dowd, coTespondingy jubiant
Mrs Gaynor sat by her husbands bedside time shortly
after Their hands caped The mayors wife had aupar
emily recovered from the collapse ha5 threatened earlier in the day
after her long night vigil Of praying and watching
I'LL BE OUT SOON," HE SAYS.
an be soon said the mayor she ls the room for luncheon
He probably viii abandon his European vacation instead recp
in the Adir0niackS.
The mayor expressed Gallagher while taking with his
secretary. Robert AdanSon.
Poor man, he must have been crazy" he said.
today received letter
threatening inside OF tven
attempted
letter as
crank The
Glagher troubling any
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
TWO TAKE PLUNGE
DOWN LONG SHAT 7

CHICAGO, Aug ia man was
killed and q woman fatally injured
when they plunged down the elevator
shaft at the Mclaughlin commission
house today.
The police dec AIRED the plunge was
the result Of = suicide pact. but re-
fused TO make public the names OF
the victims
The man who was killed was later
Identified IS Joseph Schreck- The
eiri fatally injured is Elsie Annon,
seventeen ears old
she denied the story Of a suicide
pact and said they were playing tag,
Schrsek stepped backward into the
to save him
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
AUTOMOBILE HITS
NAN ON BICYCLE

Aiois Pauiis. fifty-three years old when
he was knocked down and run over by
an automobile near Seventeenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. He was taken
10 Emergency Hospital. and later went
to his home.
The accident happened shortly before
noon. while Michael oliver. Of S2T
twenty y-Second street northwest. was
driving the car. which was owned bv
George J. MCCaIIau. Of 2IE2 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest Just as the machine
turned the corner at the intersection of
Seventeenth street and PeunsvI.-ariz.
aVenCe 10 struck the bicycle on which
the elderly man was riding The wheel
was badly damaged as a result Of the
collision.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
FIGHTING TO SAVE
YELLOWSTONE PARK
Uncle Sans Regulars Battle
With FlameS Sweep
ing Forests.

LIVINGSTON, Mon, Aug. 10--J-nited
states regulars today are lighting des-
Perately to save Yellowstone Park from
destruction by forest fires
Two hundred troops who stoooed the
ravages on ST Nary'z mountain. after
hard ail-night battle, are trying to
halt the advance Of fire on the Lake
Yellowstone region The loss viii be
very heavy, and It wiz take the park
years TO recover from the ravages OF
the flames
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Insanity the Defense.

Insanity the Defense.
II developed today that a defense Of
Insanity already is in course OF prep
ars5iOn Tor James J. Gallagher, in the
event that Mayor Geynor lives.
The defense along this line IS being
mapped out by GailagheT's attorney.
Samuel p Jacktoff. OF so Broad way,
New York. who VIII have associated
with him in the defense a New Jersey
lawyer familiar with procedure in this
state
The lines OF Gsuagher's defense viii
follow those employed for Harry X
Thaw it is said Gallagher Will be pre-
Sented TO the lury as a victim Of eXag-
cerated ego infamed by alcoholic ex-
CesseS.
Now Sorry He Shot Mayor
Gallagher had changed his attitude
when Assistant Prosecutor Mccarthy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
DYNAMITE IS USED
TO END BOSTON FIRE
Hub Is Threatened by Worst ConHagraon in Twenty-one
Years--Army and Fourteen Cities and Towns
Send Help to Fight Flames.

BOSTON. Aug I0-Eighteen persons
fifteen Of them fremen, are in the hos
uitaI today, twelve buildings are in
ruins, twenty-five badly damaged. and
five acres u ground are burned over
as che result Of two fires late last night,
one in the south end lumber district
and the other in the leather district
H. the heart Of ,he city
Dynamite was used to stop the flames
2. the lumber district early this NOM
lug. afte- aid had been summoned from
surrounding cities. The loss IL the two
fires VIII be fully sI.59Go)o
smoking rUins today revealed the vast
extent % the confasration, which swept
the south end lumber section and dis
closed how narrow was Bost5n-s escape
from a repetition Of the great FRI of
lS7e u was the worst FIRE here IN
tventy-oue years.
Only Ashes Remain.
50 thoroughly did the Ere do its work
that only bare heaps Of sm0uIdering
ashes remain O. what were big wood
v-orI-ius factories
Both sides Of Albany street from
Dover street t. the Randolph play
-r0unC. where the fire was checked.
are IN ruins On the other side the fire
burned clean down TO the waters edge.
Fifteen f-emen and three citizens in
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WEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Showers tonight THURSDAY fair: not
much change IN temperature Iiaht
south 20 west winds
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NEW TREATMENT
SAVES THE BABIES
u THEODORE 4. TILLER.

BJ ELLINGTON N J., Aug 10--In-
fantiIe paralysis, that dreaded naiadv
u hich has caused the death Of many
babies in Washington. is being success
fully Comhdtcd here
Scientific massage. dieting. and a sys-
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HITS FENCE,
AVIATOR INJURED

VERDJ-N. France. Aug. I0.-Lieuten-
ant Bauanser was TsinfulIy injured to-
dzv while attempting a fight in a mono
plane
owing TO a lack Of room the machine
struck a fence before arising and turn
81 o,-er Ballaugers hands were mash
I'd and he suffered other slight injuries.
He had intended flying 10 Nancy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
CARS ARE DERAILED.

COLUMBUS, Ca, Aug I0.-The engine
of an excursion train on the Central of
Georgia. bound for savannah vrsnf
through a split switch near Sort VALLEY
last night. -Four cars were dersi1ad
No one was hurt
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TENTPERATrRE


Today-Ezeh tide. I1-59 a. m Low
tide. 6-Gl a. ~. and Sis p- M
TouorroW-Eigh tide. I2-I0 a. m and
1913 e. m Low tide, 6-ES a. m and 1.a8
? n
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Our Speciality Is Flooring
Frank Libbey. & Co. 6th a New York
Ave. y. W.--Advt.
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VESSEL
GROUNDS IN FOG
Mail Steamer RyfyIke Goes Ashore
Near Dusevigen-Aid Is


LONDON. Aug IA dispatch 20
Lloyd's today says that the Norwegian
mail steamer Ryfylke has run ashore
near DuseviSen IN the fog.
Assistance has heeu sent to The vessel
Georgia FI0oring-Near Rift-Ssso
per 100 It. Frank Lfbbey & Co, 6th &
New York Ave. y. W.-Advt.
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Alabama Flooring-Good-sz.z5 per 100
Il Frank Libbey & Co, 6th & New
York Ave. y. W.-Advt
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FIGHT PICTURE BAN
BLAHEOFOR FAILURE

Justice Barnard todav refused to
grant an order diSsOiviuE the Columbia
Amusement COMPANY which conducts a
moving picture theater az Fifteenth and
II streets northeast 1he petition FOR dis
solution having been made by Timothy
J. Sullivan. one OF three partners
sullivan alleged that he had been Gn--
able 20 get an accounting from RoberG
Chambers and Andrew J. Sanford. r is
rartners, and that business had ben
bad. one reason for failure TO maze a
profit. he alleged. was the action os the
District Commissioners iu prohibiting
the Johnson-Jeffries prizefEht pictures.
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CONDTTTON OF RIVER

HARPERS FERRY. W Va. Aug 10
Both rivers clear this morning.
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200 Different Kinds Of Flooring.
Frank Libbey & Co. sth & New York
ave. n. W.-Advt
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was Ciossted with him for an hour.
After the talk NCCarthv said that Cal
laEher had expressed himself as very
sorry that he had shot Mayor Gaynor.
He gave this version of what GALLAGHER
told him:
1 am very s0rry that 7 shot the
mayor hone sincerely that ne wi.
recover I was robbed Of my en-
plOyneut and the mavor could have
put me back if he had wanted TO-
But he seemed not TO care
left my room on Third avenue
Yesterday morning and bought q
morning paper I had no intention
CT shooting the mayor then but 7
had M revolver with ne. the same
have carried FOR nine years as an
emniove of the city
I read in the paper that the rnavor
would be gone for thirty davs in
Europe OF his vacation Then I
thought. Why should this man. ufo
robbed me CT my bread and butter
and caused Inc to become a bum
and sit around on the public benches
IN the park 20 10 Europe On a vaca-
zion
I decided then 70 rid the country Of
this man who had done this 10 me
Gallagher liuped as he entered the
room where the newspaper men had
gathered to interview him He was
shackled and guarded by two officers
I wasn't drunk" he said. empha1i-
caHy- as If 10 thoroughly impress his
hearers on this point. I haven't had a
drink in a long time And I'm not
crazy The last drink I had Vas last
Saturday night. and that was not really
a drink Il was only a pint Of beer
Z am . Democrat and aIWaIs have
been. The last time / voted was for
Nike Cruise IN the primaries against
Sinnot- 7 know Charlev Murphy very
well, bat I haven't seen him for four
years"
Knows Boss Murphy.
''De you suppose he would remember
yOu2" he was asked
He should, but 7 guess he wouldn't
want to now, said Gallagher You
know I was Eine years III the dock de-
partment and for a louc time every
thing was all right But lately 7 was
transferred ten OF twelve times
40 niHersn+ Kinds Of Flnn-inn
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GAYNOR WILL RECOVER.
BARRING BLOOD POISON.
ANNOUNCE SURGEONS
Operation TO Remove Fragment of Bullet Unnecessarv
1t Is Decided After ConsuItahon-Mayor Nav Be
Moved Within Twenty-four Hours.
GALLAGHER'S DEFENSE TO BE INSANITY

~03IJ
Gets Letter Threatening His Life-City Head Says
i Feel Fine, Will Soon Be Up"
HoBoKEN, N. J., Aug. .1O.-The following is the lat
est bulletin issued at st. Mary's Hospital today
1.-The Mayor continues to do well Il is the unan
imous opinion of the surgeons that no operation is
necessary at this time.
WIN. J. ARLITZ NJ D.
''GEo. E BREWER MD
"GE0. D. STEWART NJ D.
CHARLES NJ. DoWD, NJ D."
This sent out after consultation lasting half an
hour.
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Georgia Partitions inch-s2-5o per
100 f. Frank Lfbbey & Co, 6th & New
York Ave. y. W.-Advt
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Continued on Sixth Page
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-04-01
Modification OF Southern Cattle
Quarantine.

Tht Secretary of Aericuiture La.
issued an order, effective April
releasing from the Federal quaran.
tine for Texas fever or tick fever oI
cattle certain areas amounting Il
over $4,000 square miles. Thi.
action is taken as a result Of tht
good progress made in the extermi.
nation OF ticks which spread the
diseases.
/ The territory released is as fol-
lows:
In California the counties OF
Fresno, Tulare. Ventura. Los Ange-
les. San Bernardino, Riverside, and
a portion of san Luis ObispJ Coun-
/ ty.
In Texas. the counties ofBordeu,
Glasscock, Upton. Crane, and por-
tions of the counties of Pecos and
Terrell. Privilege for movement on
inspection from the counties If
Nilbarger. Baylor, and portions of
the counties Of Hardeman, Foard
Knox, and Haskell is revoked.
In Oklahoma, portions of the
counties of Noble, Payne, Cleve-
land, and jackson. Privilege for
movement on inspection is pro-
vided for portions of the counties Of
Lincoln. Cleveland. Caddo, and
Jackson. .'and revoked for "A portion
of Kay County.
| In Arkansas, the counties of Ben
ton and Washington.
In Mississippi, the counties Of
De Soto. Tate. and Tunica.
In Tennessee, the counties of
Bradley and james.
In Georgia, the counties Of White,
Habersham, and Stevens.
In Virginia, brunswick County.
The total territory freed Of ticks
and released from quaratine since
the beginning of the work Of tick
eradication in 1906 aggregate about
10000 square miles, or an area
nearly half the size of the State of
| Texas.
The recent order also prescribes
regulations for the territory remain
ing in quarantine. Copies Of this
order may be obtained on applica-
ton to the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry, Department Of Agriculture.
Washington, ID. c.
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GIVING OUT.
The Struggle DiSCOurageS Many a
Citizen of Aberdeen.

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Causes o5 per cent
of Diseases
Advice Concerning Stomach
Troubles and How to
Remedy Them

Do not neglect indigestion which
lel Ids to all sorts of ills and compii-
crions. An eminent doctor once
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of the human body have their or
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fected the formula from which
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Our experience with Rexall
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A citizen writing in the Tupelo
Tribune pertinent to the work of a
civic improvement league, exempli-
fies that work by saying:
You will notice on the east side
of the court house there is large
pile of ashes which should and
could be moved away with very lit
expense and will help the looks
greatly. Then why not ask the
lanitor to pour the ashes and other
trash somewhere else.