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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
eokal.Derid)t
0utcs Werf.
Tie GiHtinHatisr gibIiothef fnr
gIinet bIidt ani Gin geiesHetes
6eif)dftsiahr juriid.

Tas neunt, Sdbr bes 8sitth,ns be,
Ginciunatier 8IiuDen giblio!het fam
ale oas srfciprsibfte Sahr ihres Be
itebsns beseif1Hei psrber, ipei! ss lbl
as!ane, fir mehr bieIsr llHaIii6Iiher
@utts su tbHE. 3ip<i 8riubs itnt
hisrfiir peranttporilitl: Erjtsns ourt
bic Uliitpirtuna bes aommihGrs fir
oieglinoen truroe bic 9eisqihaft aud
nit foIfen gtrTonsn hefdnrt. pen oes
nsn iie friib<r nifis eetpubt Bate. Gi.
Riee nieier gIinben iinb Snoalibe unh
i0Hnen ibr grim Hiht oerlnHen. sc
iruroe linen in ihren 8ebauiungen Ie'
Isn geIernt unb ieHe, Die niht Iefen
lsrnen .oRutsn. purotn 81 5uui. aufs
eeiuht unb ouf bisIs G8sife 81 ihrer
unierboiina bei1etraaen.
3peitens ourh 9<roifertiihung in
i3itg!srs MIoncisihrift fir GIiRbe ers
hisIien mir cine finitlihs an3abl BON
bIiRben abonnenten in alisn Staaten
Der Union. Dir perfbidisn i'm gans
seu 1914 giiGxr na6 aubsrbafb.
I'm siHengttpsis gu Iiefern. mas bic
0tfsnihait tn Der Siabt tbui, fei bier
Elm Gan nitgstbeili. .gine biinbs5rau
mar nihi i'm Sinnbs, ihr Seim ieit
Sshn Sohrsn 3u psr!aH.n. ihr 5aI
tpurbe uns bs,dnnt, sinsr uniersr freis
rilIisen soeIfer branie bic 1rau ncd
Der gibliotbsf. Seit Sohren bate lie
tsins StrobeHbdhn mebr befiiegsn uno
tpnr isbr psrifiittert. gDir nahmsn
iis In unfsre aiaFt ouf uno in feds
Ulpncitn bat ie iih tOrpsrIih uns
asiiiig beoeItsno trbolt. Dir unters
rihisien ne imleien uneSnreiben, fos
ME in Sonbarbtiten unb iis mar be-
rtits i'm Stonbt, iibsr $1,000 su pers
bitn.r. Tur6 bic Giiie eini1srifreuns
be. iptlfe uns gilsts 81 ben Snnls
bcniston3erien fanotsn. mar iie unb
Derf6iebeHe 4noers unisrer gSfleesbes
fohlsnen in Der Gage. bieis aonssrte
su be'nd,en. M1hrenb bss peraannenen
Sabrts unterrihteisn mir q gkrios
nsH aus Cincinnati i'm aefen uno ud1i
aus dHoutn Gtdbien. i3rpei unierer
Shusiinee D<rfhaTfteu tpirSteInnasn
in Der Davenport Gar.onaee Sabrit
unb iie arbeiten sur 3ufriebtnbeit ID.
rer arbeitseber noh boieibit. Dir ers
sisben aud Elm Wldbfsn, ueldts To-
ipobi inub ais auh bIine TIT, lie lerni
ldtn urb bat Cd audi fertig sebraht.
ii6 onbertn perfonen eegsnl6tr pers
ii1nhlif su mnfeu.
ale bier Wehen iinoei cine 0orls
funp fir bic 9iinbtn iiatt. linb idbrs
lid peranitalien mir ertpnfitn fctpie
ainoer, bic blinb iinb Elm srobts pics
mic.
DGbr,nb bss Gei6dftsjabres Uurbs
bic Gibliptbei um nean 96nbe nrs
mebrt. Die Gineinnati araeiion 60.
iiifttte uns neun tauienb 5abrifeins.
bic GineinnattsS sSnterurban 60. 100, bic
8aIbtpiH Wiono 60. likb uns fir uns
iert WeibHahisunisrbdltuns eing,iono
unp bic II. Q. Blaming Gorb Go.
ffsntts uHs sebn Ded Spieltorten.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
Webmrten.

Sobu uno Wo.biIod gromtr, 1911
Race Ctr, cine 1ohin.
@m. uuo Slleu Thomas. 8. gsie
aps., cine 5ohtsr.
6drriipn uno alict WarreH, 4OT
On pearl Ctr, eins 1ohtrr.
DaItsr unp Seanetie Smith. loo
of IL. Ctr, cine 5oh.er.
CD. mb aba G6aeffer. 2046 5los
renee Ape., ein Sobn.
5hos. uno 8ribsei Sishlanb. ga
Sstdxl Str, cine 1odter.
Sobn uno aseie Shoue, 1911Bups
miller Ctr, cine 3odier.
2ouis unb QslIis Gpfn. 1913 Rnor
CTR, cine Iohter.
3rso. unb aouif. aroppferb, 1909
2iHn Str, Elm Sohn.
2Inortas uno elf. 10th. 2110 Die
piiior Str, sin Sobr.
6oipars uno Setapia Smith, 4pons
boIt. Elm Sobn.
Geo. unb Gllie Sinthorn, 524 Carr
Str, cine 1otssr.
1H9Aarp uHo Utdrp UfunicE, bZZ
Gtate 4ne., Elm Sohn.
G,so. unb alice gedeaitor, 1927
Main Str. Elm Sobn.
aarl uuo agues SisrmanH, 1884
6ammer Ctr, Elm Sobn.
glihasI unb Citilis Rooh, 314Was
ter, eine 5ohier.
WsrIe uno anibe Gronman. % go.
13. Str, Elm Sohn.
Gto. unb 2ouiis Dinsi, 1853 Gars
tbaae gitt, cine 5ohier.
Gbas. uno 9otb. Watbers. 70 peets
Str, cine 1of,;er.
barrp unb Garrs Wltper j., 2872
6enfban 4oe., gohier.
ehas. unb Gotb. ShDentsr, 2508
SpriRa Grope 4ps., cine 5ohttr.
gllbert uno Bertha Gobi. 3076 Glib.
usp aoe., Elm GObu.
6enrp unb gianea aimpei. 1884
Gthan aoe., elm Sobn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Sc ndber Der 3ettpuntt
hranriidt, pdnn RooiRpeIt Iia pieoeI
altf beinutblihemgooen befinosn piro
oeito IebbaFter tpiro BON 8ielen Der
Wunih gum ausorud qebraht, ibnl
Die 3oIIe zines poIitiiten 5u6rers uno
Sdmpen fir Die geidmrte Nation an
3upetfen. g8tr permiiIen aber iebe
Iustunft, fir fpeIhe Sahe er eintrez
ten ion. Gum Sprengsn pon SruIts
1T feline llnterftiibun8 niht notbtpens
big, benn hierip lGBt bic 2lominiItrus
tion es Hiht an GiFer fe6Ien. Iuh nm
9e'eBe qeoen Die Gtienbdbnen gu ers
lon9sn, fam man ieiner 0ilfe entbebs
rem, oa Der ieBtqs 9rditbent in bieier
6iniiht duf Grfol9 rehnen tdnn. Be
treffs @trbeiIeruno Der 9erpoItunQsz
fGher fam Die Ration ebnfaus Quf
Saft pertrouen. I'm basIeIbe su
leiTten Ipie Der Qrdiioent. bat es tetnen
l3med, RopiepeIt in bic goIttit hinetns
8uorGnaen. 9tnber& nGre es, ipenn
2sbterer neue politiids 6raQeu oufs
lperfen fplIte. gu biefen rshnen mir
cine trGfttQe 49itatjon fir einen neuen
5drif unb bic Gintommeniteuer. WiQ
gu bie'tm 3tpede bic Tiibrsrs
role ubernebmen, Ddnn tpiro er Mil
tommen iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Sn Der Rem 0ortsr QeeisIa.
tur babsn iih Wtitglieoer befunoen uno
beftnoen 1ict nod pelte, oie Tih Don
iRrem SalGr, peIhes betanntIih b0tTt
bei6eioen lit, grobe 8eitthiimer Qez
iport baben. Die ous mDQIi6 mar,
pariiber ertbeilen bic llnterfutunoer
Quff6luB. 8ieIe Iuifen erfehen. oub
Die &orporatiOnen riteinunoer in ges
itehung tonturrirten. lin etn @efeb
3u erlanqen fpelhes dusldnbiIten
6euerDeriiherunqs 8eieQT6afteu qe>
tptfle Hehte einrdumts, mubten bieie
betrdhtlthe Summsn an perThieoene
UtltQlieoer 3ahIen. aber and bie 8eQner
Der Bill 9tnqen nit3t leer aus, oenn bic
elnhetmiifen 9eieQihaFten 3QbIten
aroBe Summen, um bic guIIirunq beg
8eIebes gu petbuten, mas ibnen aber
ntht gelang, offenbar aus bem @run>
be, baB bic 4uslGnDer msbr 8elo
1pringer IteBen. Gs 1T Die b0hite 2eit,
Dap Die ameritaniide 0Qtion ernTtli6
baran oentt, Dieien ItanoalDfen gu
ttQnoen Elm Gnbe al MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Staote etnen geniigenoen 6OI3porratb
fi6ern lpiirbe. Wel1er 8elopertb in
WoIouneen itedt, bdpon ltefert 8aoen
etnen gldn3enoen 8eipeis, ou es aus
oieier QueIle einen grpBen 5beiI Der
Stadtsausgaben bedt. Sreilih pirb
bort anbers pertpaltet. 9ort tann IS
ntht portommen, mas in gteip Oorf
9e'deben lift, baB 2eaisIaturM MitgIies
Der iiCh oos Gaufredt auf groBe Walb=
ftreden ftcherten, bic Iie nah 4nndb@
me Der 8erpilIigung 81 Oreifahem
Rret'e an BEN Staat oertauften. Sol6e
WleuIhen tpiiroen in 8aosn iih niht
in Der Gefss9ebung, fonoern gang no
anoers beftnoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
sSremSe StdSte in 9ouoom.
aleIn eStaIien. - Das Suoenpiertel.
- Die GbinsienItabt. - Sobo uls
JremoeHpisrteI.

gtpa ssbn Minuten n0rbIih bon
5oIborn lisst Elm 9etpirr pintliqsr
8afen, bas ben 8einomsn alein<sSstu
lien fiibrt. aufitrtften fpis RiIfos
rante ttaliano. 8arbiere italiano, Go
itruttore Oi carretta ba asloti, Ueattos
rortbinbel, s3piebelihniire unb baft-
umflohtene BeinfIaihtn i'm 5haue
fenfter tiimmerlider Gdben befunMn,
baB oie eintDnigen, perruBten Qonbos
ner Struben frsmoe Gaite bebtrberaen:
freiIih treteu ne6en Strnc6iao unb
Gbiantt audi Stout unb Gears Goap
duf uno Elm flsines Dirfbsbaus, Bella
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
l)tittmOdJ, ocn %. MARS 1910.


Der 9rdiioent tptro iiberflus
tbet nit Yroteften bon Saufleuten aus
Den an Canada gren3eHoen Stoaten.
Sn bieien rutro entidieoen eefprDsrt,
Dap unter tetnen llmitdnoen Gardba
Elm Strai5ou auferIegt peroa, oa bier
aus Iit ihpere @erIuite fir ben 6ans
bel erQeben ipiir6en. Dem 8rGiIoenten
fino bteie 3uihriften obne 5rage nil :
tommen, od Iie ibn in ieiner offentuns
btgen 2tbfidt unterItiiBen, es nidt gu
etnem 3olltriege nit Ganaoa tomnen
3u lafsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
RenrGfentnnt @iLrstt mn

ReprGfentant @iIIett BON
9laFatuiett5 bat cine QeuBerun9 oez
than, Die b0hft periperfli6 fheini ober
bo6 elmer gepiTen 8eredtigung nitt
ent6e6rt. Sr iugt, bab oas Bolt Der
Der. Stdaten teine SparfQmteit in Der
Regierun9 piinIte. 9asaonqreBmits
9lieo, oas ieinem 9iftritt qroBe 3u.
tpenoungen aus Der Dffentli4en aQFIe
perIhoife, erfreue iib Der or0Bten ge,
lIebtbett uno Tonne auf WisoererDdbz
lung rehnen. Gesteres t't leiper nur
3u nabr. Sebes 8Ongrsbmitglieo nir0
BON 0eIegationen aus Ieinem 9iftritt
beiturmt, fur oteisn poer ienen 2lpet
stne 8ermilligung gu erlangen. Denn
er oarIn tetnen Grfolg bat, 70 piro INN
Per 8orpurf gemant, baB er teinen
GinfluB befiBe urb fir bic gurqer Don
teinem Wertb lei. Nus biefem @runbs
ipetteifern Die WattgIieoer i'm aonqreb
nit etnanoer, moglthTt piel Geio su
pertptlItgen. Dieter 8erfhpenbunq
tam nur bic Qominiftration Gfnbdlt
gebteten, irroem iie gegen Ausgaben, bic
nnnothIg finb, proteftirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
Santa Waria sanftitut.

9eiannilih bat iih Gin 8iirgerloms
mittet orsaniiirt. oos 4elbsr fir oi.
grbauuHg zines 5eims aufbrina<n
nil. IN bem bas Santa U.aria Jnfs;s
tut fiir Deripdbrlofte italieniIhe Hins
Der. unters.braht tperben ioa. am
Z. Woi ioIlsa orei gaieban sSpsie i'm
eeosue Part eeipisIi ipernen, besHGrs
ios Der aGiFe pss SHftituts sufIiebsn
tuirn.
llnier bem 8orfs gbas. g. Roth's
foHb eeitern in Der Gtobtbale cine
SiBuns bes 9ollfpiel Rommilt0s
itatt. gs muroe b<i6lpffn, bob elm
aus Witsliebern bss 8uiineb WsHs
Club uao WiigIiehtrn Der fanbelss :
hammer befteknbes semeinf6 6nftgiGes
Team gesen Gin Team beitthene oas
iidbtifhen anseiieliien fpieien folI.
auh ipiro periuht iperhen. ie ein1eor
beisbenb aus Cts unh Elm onb<res
befteheno aus Golumbusris!eru mi.
einanber fpi.lsn ia IaHen. die osuins
nenbeH Wdnnihoften ip<rRn bann
gum Sdlufe um eineH iifbsrMn nies
besbetsr fdmpfen. Der bereits DON
ecuis 6omcn eeftiftet iuurbs.
am 5. April niro cine 0tsrmdliae
Sibun9 in Der 5unbelstdmmsr HATE
finoen. Gem aommiitee trnisn ass
tern bic 5erren gue<ne g. Qsris, R.
6. ecneenedtr. 5ohn o. alien, Or.
1lois 3sdenborf uno Jofspb 8erRins
BEL.
es ipirb Deriunt. Iiir ben Ban hes
Santa Waria Snftiiuts $1,000 cs.
subringen. Won plant mit bem 6eim
cine Jnbuftrif6uIe Su p<rtinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
ilnn5tbiee Angit.

Jrau Gnrob Qsipman bon go. 519
Meft 8. Strabs. fam esiiern Mpraen
lnut fpeinenb In bic Central Giatipn
geinufen unb meIbeis. bdB ibr br.i
Sabre nltes G0bnhen 1rdnf seIfpblen
tpcrben iei. Dns HiHb bobe Dor Der
9biire gefpielt unb fti plStlih fpurIos
psrfhtDunben. Derttbrspolisiit Oramp.
ie begab iitA fcfort ouf bic Gu4e unD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Die ale6 tie 8irtbfduft
IN oieiem 2anbe finbet eiue oyuuftros
tioH in oem 8eriht bes 5oritnarts beg
Gtaates Ieip Yort. Sn biefem ipiro
oefagt, caB negen munqels an Baloz
lpegen IN ben 2lotronbuds sine unerz
rneBide Wenge pon 6ols am gooen
fault ooer perbeerenbe WalobrGnbe pers
nrfaht. 4us biefem Grunbe Derianqt
er Die nDthisen Sunmen, nm cine
IBaIbtoirtbfduft einsufibren, rpelhe
Die Soften oeden unb gleih5eitig benz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

fanb nat einigsn Winuttn ben onseb.
lih geftoblenen 5rnnt in Der Mohnung
elmer Rof,borin be- Jrdu Qefpmau
beim GpieIe Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

sstfsS Gaiaisl 25e psr Essrt; fsrnss aAs
fgHiiiasa isinrR 1eiitnfvfsn BET
4tRrh WetSIsE
SaJ %. Q. Sn.. aage NenfyaI Mss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

9as 8unoeS g 6tebsoe.
rid t fat ben 4ngeitellten perI6ie0ez
ner 9ahnen einsn Gobnaufi6laq auf
8runo Der hoben Soften bes Gebens.
nnterbaItes betptIiQt. Sds muB aIs
rittig anertannt lperben, aber es III
nitt erifhtlIch, pomn oas fiibren iolI.
Weroen bic Qobne erb0ht, bann mafen
bic g8oQreRpreiie erbDbt peroen,
foorduf fpisoer cine 2obnerb0buuo
itattftubeu muB, um dbermalS etnen
Ausgleta 81 Idaffen. Splhe 0etonoz
ME mub nit einsm ardh enbsn.
SdIteblta lpirp aIIss 10 tbeuer, ba6
iiberRaupt uibts qetduTt fperben fam.
Die GoHnfrage tann nur ihre rihtiee
Soiuna ourh 6erdbfebunQ Der WQar
renpreiie finOen, unb cas Idbt fih nur
burh BEN Garif erm0oliheu, Der ben
Bropu5enten uHo 6dnDlern niht
9eitottet, bic Preiis rau 9elisben an
3uieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Wd Serrnlnnaea, EseH6ssses sAsr
wsritasADnaeea
mode man iofort Ginreibunoeu nit
Or. Rihters
Pain-Expsusr
eeit 40 ssobren beip1brt un1 Sc.
Iiebf IN oesiti6eH 5oIuiIien ais c0as.
Iniffel. 25f uno SOC III 0beftefrl
Gur edit init anfer.
FAD. kICHTER = CO.
issD 0u1t4o11G S1as1noex,
30 Rsers ssrseA new Hosk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Die Minitertriits, Die
in StaIien etngetreten, lit INFO.
nett etgentbiimIih, oab man nidt
reht petb, pte ite iiberpunben perben
iol. Sonnino, Der ausiheioenoe Brez
mier, qebort Der tonierpatipen Rid
tung an. 0emna6 miiBts Der Roois
tale Gtoltttt, Der BON SOnntno gsitiir3t
puroe, an oefen Steue treten, aber er
petgert iih, bic Regierung gu iiberneb-
men, neil er Tih teiner qenIqenbsn
WoajorttGt in Der aammsr Derfiaert
gIaubt. Die Qoiung oIrFte tpobl oa~
rim beiteben. ourh ReutpabIen eine an
osre BANNER 81 erlangeu, in peLfer
Die etns ooer anOere Rihtun8 cine be-
ittmmte Najoritdt auf3upeiIen bat,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
LABOR TROUBLES
LEAD TO SHOOTING
Six Attack Workman, Who Re-
ceiveS Flesh Wound in Leg

Several shots fired at Seventh and
Natoma streets shortly after the noon
hour yesterday caused considerable ex-
element for some minutes. Policemen
from the southern station were hur-
ried to the scene in a patrol wagon and
Detectives McGrayan and Bert Wren
were sent from headquarters. John
Friedman, a plumber living at SABA
Natoma street. was found with a flesh
wound in his leg caused by a bullet
Friedman told the police that he
worked for Benjamin Setback on Job
al O'Farrell and Jones streets. There
had been trouble between the union and
nOnuniOn men over the job and when
he quit work at the noon hour he was
followed by about half a dozen men.
who urged him to stop working on the
job. At Seventh and Natoma streets
angry words were exchanged and re-
volvers were drawn. Friedman was
armed and defended himself, he said.
and when he was shot in the leg he
ran to a house at 614 Natoma street
and asked the occupants TO let him in
but they declined.
The men who fired at him ran away
He said he did not know their names
and did not want any Of them arrested.
Friedman refused to go to the central
emergency hospital, saying he would
get his own physician to attend to the
wound.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
DOCTOR SUED FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES
Patient Declares Physician Care
lessly Neglected to Fill
Hole in Her Face

DR.. c. F. Welty, physician and sur
geon, was sued yesterday by Mary T.
Dempsey for $4,000 damages for al
legged carelessness and negligence in
the treatment of an affection of the
nose, as a consequence of which treat
ment the plaintiff says she is perma-
nently disfgured. She became patient
of Doctor Welty in 1907, and remained
under treatment until July %, 1908,
when, she says, he refused further to
treat her, but left her 'in such con-
dition that her face will be forever
disfigured.''
Miss Dempsey complains that the
physician removed bone from over
her left eyebrow, and that large hole
and scar remain. Her attorney F. W.
Sawyer, says Miss Dempsey has been
ever since trying to get relief from
other physicians, and is now under
treatment, but has been advised that
the large hole can not be filled.
Doctor Welty said yesterday in ref
erence to the case: Miss Dempsey
understood quite well before she un-
derwent the operation that she might
have a deformity. About a year ago
her attorneys communicated with me.
and / explained the case fully to them
I then turned the matter over to my
lawyer and have not heard anything
about it since"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
war ON CITY RATS
BENEFITS PEOPLE.
During May S,56l Rodents We're
Trapped by 80 Laborers
With 5000 Cages

WASHINGTON. July 23.-While no
case of the human plague has appeared
in San Francisco in two years and
four months and no case of rat plague
has been found there in year and six
months, the war for the determination
of rats in the Pacific coast metropolis
continues without relaxation.
With this statement Acting Assistant
Surgeon G. M. Converse of the United
States public health and marine hospi-
tai service introduces report made
public today containing interesting de-
tails of the anti-plague work This
war on rats is mostly in the nature of
a prophylactic measure against infec-
tion
Thirty laborers are employed exclu-
sively as rat catchers. There are in
constant use about 5000 traps of the
cage and snap varieties During May
1851 rats were trapped. In this time
the bait used was SS2 pounds of bacon.
104 pounds of cheese and $40 loaves of
bread.
Bread was the best bait in cage
traps. A record was kept of the loca-
tion and a record was kept of each rat
that was trapped. An effective method
for the destruction of rats was the dis
tribution of poisoned bread on boards
placed in the sewers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
TWO PEOPLE KILLED
in BISBEE FLOOD
Disastrous DeIuge Sweeps 40
Houses Into Raging Torrent
During Its Rampage

BISBEE, Ariz, July 23.-Two persons
drowned and 40 houses swept away is
the result of the most disastrous flood
in the history of Bisbee Friday after
noon.
The dead are: Daniel Murphy, a
painter. age 40, and Mrs. Mary Baker.
age 45, proprietress of a confectionery
store. 1t is estimated that the prop
erty loss will be close to 100000.
The precipitation for less than two
hours and half was four and a half
inches. This was gathered into a vast
volume in the narrow canyons near
what is known as Johnsons addition
and the rush. down on this section of
the city was terrific. 1t is only due
TO the fact that the flood occurred dur
ing the daytime that the loss of life
was not much greater.
Mrs Baker was in the confectionery
store when the retaining wall to the
rear gave way. sweeping the place
away. Adjoining this was the paint
shop of the Murphy Brothers, and aside
from the man drowned there were also
in the shop his brother, William, and
John Sykes. They saved themselves
by catching on a tree and a trestle
when the building was struck. As a
result of his experience William Muir
ply is now violently insane.
The city's recently completed under
ground concrete lined ditch saved the
business portion of the city from great
damage.
The Ell Paso and Southwestern rail-
road tracks were washed out for a
distance of 500 feet just below the
depot. While it was reported that
others had drowned a search of the
debris for miles down the valley has
so far failed to locate any bodies
Brewery avenue bore the brunt of the
food in the city, and it is piled deep
for many feet with boulders, portions
of houses and household goods. Many
Of the roads throughout Cochise county
have also been washed out
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
SQUATTERS RENEW
FIGHT FOR PROPERTY
For Fourth Time Rae and Nc
Grath Lay Claim to Realty

For the fourth time in the last two
years the validity of the squatter claims
Of William McGrath and Joseph Rae TO
the blocks in the Sunset district
bounded by Seventh avenue, II street
Sixteenth avenue and L street is being
tried out in the local superior court.
On three former occasions 1T has been
adjudicated that Rae and McGrath have
no lawful right to the land, their
claims based on the fact that Rae
squatted on the property in 1868, being
without foundation.
Now in the suit Of Mrs. Frances
Crawford to quiet title to a lot she
owns in the district, Rae and McGrath
have renewed their fight to be pro-
nounced owners of the land. The suit
IS being tried by Judge John E. Rake1
Of Modoc county, sitting in department
of the superior court for Judge Stur-
teVant.
Many old maps and deeds and other
records have been presented to Judge
Raker to aid him in his decision of the
intricate case. The question was taken
under advisement yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
Divorce SUIT
IS MYSTERY OF
CONTINENTS
American Woman Seeks Sepa=
ration From Son of Lady
Henry Somerset
Defendant Married to English
NOblewOman Long Before
Alleged Ceremony
[SpeeiaI Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
CHICAGO, July 23.-The filing of a
divorce proceeding in Independence,
No, against Henry Somerset the son
OF Lady Henry Somerset of England,
develops q remarkable mystery in con-
neetiOn with one Of the recent inter
national marriages.
The wife who started this divorce
suit. involving one of the families of
the British aristocracy and mentioning
specifically the son of woman of
world wide fame and well known in
Chicago since the worlds fair of 1898,
is Mrs. Adeline Hunter de Mare Somer-
set. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
Hunter Of Kansas City.
TELLS OF WEDDING
She asserts she was married to Henry
Somerset in London on June I6, 1900,
after a short courtship in Paris, and
adds that the honeymoon proved they
We're unsuited to each other; that
shortly afterward she came home to
her mother and father and does not ex-
pect TO see her husband again. She
says she never met Lady Henry, and
does not expect that her suit for di-
Norce, which was Instituted a week
ago. viii be contested.
But the mystery develops out of in
formation received here which SAYS:
Some extraordinary mystery exists
in connection with the divorce pro-
ceedings against Henry Charles Somers
Augustus Somerset by a woman who
was Miss Adeline Hunter of Kansas
City, Mo.
DEFENDANT ALREADY MARRIED
The only individual entitled to the
name of the Englishman against whom
this suit is brought was married Il
years ago TO the sister of the duke of
81. Adams. Lady Katherine Beauclerk,
and now makes his home with her and
with his two children at the Priory,
Reigate, in Surrey
He is the only son of Lord Henry
Somerset who was controller of Queen
Nictoria's household. and of Lady Henry
somerset, the well known temperance
leader, and in the divorce papers just
fled at Independence, No. by the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter his
parentage as such is duly set forth
WOMAN'S ATTORNEY ABROAD
The plaintif in the divorce proceed
ings at independence, Mo-, claims to
nave married Henry somerset on June
Is, l909-that is to say, at the time
when he was under Professor Pagen-
stecher's care at Wiesbaden. Is it
case of mistaken IDENTIFY"
on the day the divorce suit was
started in Missouri. Battle McArdle. the
wife's attorney, sailed for London. In
Kansas City it was thought he was
going TO make some sort Of settlement
or ARA cement with the Somerset fam
lily, but his law partner said it was
only a pleasure trip.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
C0MPLETEDRILLING
OF BRYAN BLUFF
Huge Tunnel of Northwestern
Pacific Finished After
Months of Work
Especial Dispatch TO The Call


EUREKA. July 2s.-After months of
work the tunnel through Bryan bluff,
80 miles south of this city on the North
western Pacific extension to Sherwood
to connect with San Francisco. has been
drilled through, permitting the laying
of track to the south to continue unin-
terrupted.
The tunnel is nearly 1000 feet in
length. The right of way is now being
cleared to Dyerville. and work has
started on the bridge over Eel river
at that point.
Railroad executives. declare the 90
miles of railroad connecting Eureka
with San Francisco will be completed
by the fall of 1912. The greater part of
the road will cost between $4,000 and
$4,000 per mile, bridges and tunnels
being numerous