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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Train Dispatcher at Thistle.

Special 10 The TliDunc.
PROVO. Nov. 21.-t,lias Gardner dep
uty sheriff. and y. +. Smith, a prom :
mont nreclIant OF Thistle Junction. were
In Provo today on business. They re-
nnrl that tho Denver & Rio Glande Rail
road company has recently installed
train Dispatcher office at Iiiisllc, Wlriv
all trains on the Sanpcte branch VIII
hereafter be looked after. The company
has also established "A road masters oi :
flce there, and much of the road rcpa',
and construction work will be attended
tn from Thistle that has before been d.
rectcd from the Salt Lake office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
ARIZONA FILES COMPLAINT
AGAINST WELLSFARGO

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-With a Wow
TO putting, all parts of Arizona on an
equal footing as TO express rates and TO
stimulate more business in the state, the
Arizona railway commission today filed
with tho interstate commerce commits
sion a complaint against the Wells Fargo
Express company. The complaint involves
the general merchandise rates and as 10
number oil specified towns declares
rates are unjust and that they are on
level higher than the rates established by
the interstate commerce commission on
July l, 1909. as a maximum between
Phoenix. Tempe and Mesa and other Arl-
Zona stations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
TWO INDIANS SHOT BY
WHITE MEN IN AMBUSH

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 21.-Two In
dinns are dead and two others injured
perhaps fatally as tho result OF an ct
tacle made by cnttlcmen on Indians en-
gagged in n roundup of stock on the Crow
Indian reservation. Tho catilemen had
been refused permission to Craze their
stock on the reservation. but put IL on
anyway and the Indians were rounding
them up to collect the head tax Of one
dollar onCh when fired upon from am
bush, The sheriff OF Carbon county and
a posse have gone In pursuit OF the iive
cnttlcmen said 10 be implicated. The
district attorneys office is also conduct
ing an inquiry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
CH0LERA-INFEGTED BOAT
is ALLOWED TO DOCK

NEW YORK. Nov. oi.-Tho steamer
Sangortio. which arrived last week from
Genoa and Naples. and which was de-
talned because Of two deaths on the voy-
age among the stccragc passengers be-
licycd to be due 10 cholera. was allowed
TO go 10 dock here today. The crew viii
not be permitted TO leave the vessel
which Will sail on her return trip In a
few days.
All the patients transferred from the
steamer on her arrival arc doing well
and there were no further developments
among the detained stecrage passengers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
STEEL RAILS FOR BRANCH
OF HARTMAN LINES
Special To The 'rrlhune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Nov. 2I-Sevcral hundred car
loads OF rails. 10 be used on the branch
road OF the Hartman lines between
Fernley and klamath. Or. have passed
through Ogden during the past few
days.
This branch will be abou, 500 miles in
length and the contractors say 1t will
be opened for traffic some time next
summer The branch line taps the
Southern Pacific about thirty miles east
OF Sparks. New.
The recent shipments of steel rails is
the first of a mammoth order placed by
the Hartman lines with the United
States Steel corporate The order, ag-
gregating 250.0 900 tons. is one OF the iarg-
est ever handled by the steel company.
The building OF the branch line through
Oregon is under the supervision of Chief
Engineer William Hood OF the Southern
Pacific. who has his headquarters in San
Fra anciSc0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Station Almost Done.

Special tu The Tribune.
MURRAY. Nov. 21.-Worlmcn who
have been engaged on the construction
work of the new transformer station OF
rho Utah Light G. Railway company are
of the opinion that everything VIII be
I'm readiness by tho middle of December,
,rbe new building, which Is one story
Iigb covers considerable ground, and
when completed will be one of the mosL
modern stations In this section, SIX
transformers are 10 be Installed, also a
s,nnnrator. The present station on state
Street will he torn down. II IL said being
n,accd there temporarily only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
THANKSGIVING DAY RATES

Via O. s. l., Tickets on sale Novem-
Der o3rd and 24lb, limited to November
2Sth. One and one-thlrd fare for round
trip. Sec agents City Ticket Office
I56 Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
DENVER MAN PURCHASING
AGENT OF HARTMAN LINES

Robert Spccr. former mayor Of Denver,
has been appointed purchasing agent for
the entire Hartman system effective
January !. 1911.
This is the information brouGh, back
from the Colorado capital by n local rail-
road man, who declares that the source
of his information is what he considers
reliable.
The information Is also 10 the effect
that the salary attached viii be S3O,o0D
and that Mayor SDecr VIII nave a prac-
tically free hand in tho business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22

~; H. h hathaway and j. Nspcs Dodge Of
IH,nliadelpbia l Both Mr.. Dodge and Mr..
hathaway told how they had Increased
me efficiency OF their big machine shop
py applying Brandeis scientific princi-
III, pies mr. Dodge said that any big shop
which has not changed Its methods dir,
ing The past five years would have TO go
out OF business, The Interstate com
nsrce commission will not be able to de-
cioe thls rate case until next year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Branch Work Progressing.

Special 10 The TrIDUnc'
OGDEN, Nov. 2l--Within short timc
u,a hranch line under construction by
the Oregon Short Line from Montpelier
70 Paris ida. VIII be completed. accord
ing 20 John w. smith, suocon'ra,Sitoir s,,ioi,
nfe,bo Utah Construction company. winch
~ bocu building the line. The branch
iiae ,ias ." nInc miles In length and VIII be
one one Of tho wing branches nera On inc inc
ari.i"is wbo say that the freight ham
did II. Paris is enormous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Directors Elected.

At a meeting az the stockholders Of thG
Las Vegas & Tonopah. held in the Of
flee of the company in this city Mon
day afternoon. the following board of d.
William A. Clark. G. O. Whittcmorc. Il.
c. Kcrcns, j. Ross Clark. Walter NJ
Clark. w. II. Comstock and w. a.
Clark. Jr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Charity Ball,

At Unity hall. Nov, 29. given by the
Young ladies of Lynd 5 chapter, O. e. s.,
for the benefit of the orphans home and
day nursery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Midget Girl Dies,

cANYoNyII.JN. Or. Nov, 2l.-Minnie
Pickett. aged 13 years and months
and weighing only fourteen pounds. died
Scrc today. She tx believed The smallest
ycrson IN tho world for her age.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
B. & 0, Election,

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 21,-At tho
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad here to-
day the board OF directors was reelected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
..s,ston Authoritatively Said
n Be Headed for Salt
H Lake City.
p,pTY IN WYOMING
| md OTHER IN COLORADO
~ announcement to This
'ysect Is Expected Com
ing Spring.

.,,,,e is in q position 10 say
o.1vcly that at the present the
:. has two corps Of surveyors
n.d boih headed towards Salt
a.r,Ies arc following the Hill
u making no unnecessary noise
rhst they are doing or where
hsa5ed for. The information
Ix;on UT OF The Tribune comes from
.ss .;ose 10 high officers of the Hill
ND Ind cannot be questioned. One
p nortIes is working west from
q Two. and is following In part
90 81. made several years ago. In
ES ~ nrrsant survey Is a final sur
\ Al least 4 large part OF inc OLD
i with possible changes IN some
puic. - A., ,o., .o
vsars. it has been said that the
s,tp & ogden was but the open
1s;re for a new railroad to enter
In from the north and. Just as
FS4 bas been announced by Simon
I.rer. president and principal own
,ist road. that such was not the
'Nat he had built the road and in
h 10 operate II.
Attitude of Bamberger.
!, known. however, that Senator
I-rsr would part with his road II
,sS get tho price which he thinks
rorih. One of the old surveys,
4 now being followed by the Bur
4 surveyors, was through Ogden
I, and thence TO this city. Another
N The survey was through Black
FORK canyon in Cache county.
',,yinoers have declared that either
= routes is feasible and that either
hp rich country.
c(her survey, which is nov being
N the Burlington people, is west
Grand Junction, Colo, the present
h terminal OF the Colorado Mid
ID majority OF the stock of which
tr.d by the Hill interests. 1t is
|Est this latter survey parallels
ranr miles through eastern Utah
t1yey OF the Denver. Northwestern
Iddc, the Moffat road. and that il
bach Salt Lake City by the most
vutc possible, at the same time
h a rich mining and agricultural
b.
HTrbuno Informant said that no
D announcement of what the HIll
Bis WILL do with either routes need
Eer,ed for few months, but con-
With the significant remark:
BIZ for all official announcement
ns Burlington people early next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN SALT LAKE THEATERS. .
Musical Comedy.
. SALT LAKE THEATER-"The
= Three Twins Evening, Sis.
, COLONIAL THEATER-"The Bur-
. gomastcr." Evening, 8:l5.
Drama.
= GARRICK THEATER-"The Call Of .
the North" with William Ingersoll
Stock company. Evening, 8,1o.
. Vaudeville.
ORPHEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: vaudeville. All the week. Natl
. nee. 2:l5, evening. Sis.
. Motion Pictures,
. MISSION R-Johnson-Jef-
: fries battle in motion pictures.
Matinee. $50 Evening, 7;30.
,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

thoroughly modern savings depart
mcpt conducted In connection with this
bank Safe deposit boxes for rent, U. s.
depository.
Frank Knox presidents: James a. Mur-
raw Vice president: w. r. Earls. casl1ier;
&. A. Cubertson. assistant cashier
Capital paid In. 100000. Interest paid
on timo deposits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22

Hymph like. blackrcycd little sprtc,
with the appearance OF a child rather
than OF woman-Such is The pen pic
The performances OF Mmc. Anna PaVloWa.
the famous Russian primn ballcrina
aSsouta. Her equally famous assistant.
NJ. Michael Mordkin, Is described by en-
Ifp
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san0les presented two witnesses.
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
RuJerS, Presidents, and Ministers
Slain or Attacked

Napoleon I, attempted December
Paul, 0 Russia,
Spencer Percival Premier England, Nay II,
George ", attempt, January
Jackson States attempt January So 1895
Philippe, France, many attempts 1885
william OF Prussia attempt Nay a, 1880
Joseph, Austria February
Ferdinand Charles IL Of Parma IL 1854
II Spin, attempts from 1877 1856.
Napoleon II, attempts from 1855 1855
Daniel Montenegro, August IS,
Lincoln, States, a, 1865.
Michael, of Servia, june 1868
Prn, Marshal Spain, December IS,
Of India, February
Aziz, Sultan Of 4urkey June
I, o. three attempts, from
attempts, finally by exPlO-
0 bomb, Is,
Bdohauued ALL Pasha, September 2, 1873
Humble 7, King Italy, attempt November
Lyttou Lord viceroy attempt December
Alfonso XII, Of Spain, two attempts, 1888
Briano premier Rouraania, attempt, December
lanes A Garfield, United States July
H Harrison, mayor Of Chicago October Is,
President of France, June
Nasr-ed-Din, Shah Of Persia May
Stanlaus Stamboulof premier Of Bulgaria, July IS,
Canovas del Castillo prime Spa. August g. 1897
Tun Idiarte Borda president Uruguay, 1897
lose Maria Reyna BaTos Guatemala February
Empress Elizabeth, Austria, September 1895
Edward VII Of England, attempt, April
Hurnbert, King Italy, July 1900
william Mckinley President States September O. 1901.
Alexander, King Of Servia June II, 1898
Draga, Queen Of Servia June
COvernor-GeneraI BobrikOf Finland, June 70.
Van PIehve minister Interior Russia July
King Carlos, 0 Portugal, 1905.
Marquis Ito o. japan, october,
William ]. GaynOr mayor Of New York August g 1910
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
new YORK CLAIMS
RIGHT TO TRIAL
Ancient Law Gives State
Jurisdiction to New JeT-
Sey Shore.

NEW YORK, Aug 9--New York
state viii probably claim the right TO
try Mayor Cayuor's assaiIanL 1ume-
diateIy after news of the shooting was
received at the Office Of the district
attorney Acting District Attorney
Frank 8Iozs and Assistant District
Arforne- Ferius went into consuIta-
ton After the conference il was an
nounced that hey had discovered
under an ancient law, that New York
State courts had legal jurisdiction
over the high water marks on the
New Jersey shore
Under this law. if it IS still avail
able. as the district attorneys ofhce
believes. Gallagher would have 10 be
tried III the New YORK courts Tor MS
crime was committed on the Hudson
river and well inside the water marx
OF the New york jurisdiction
As soon as this law was discovered,
Moss sent Assistant District Attorneys
TurubuIl and James Hamiu TO Ho5o6e1
to investigate the crime, IS Wei as 70
tender TO Mrs GavnOr the condolences
q the district attorneys Once
1t was practically decided that New
York would make official demand fc-
the custody of the prisoner and the
rglt 10 place him on trial
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
NURSE CURES FOUR
OF BABY MALADY

BURLINGTON, y. J., Aug 9.-Physi-
cis g here pronounce as almost marvel
ous cares that have been erected IN SIX
cases. al pronounced hopeless, OF IN
fartiIe paralysis. -Four OF the children
now can walk and the others have a.
most recovered
Credit for The remarkable cures IS
gwen 70 Mss Lillian Bali. a trained
nurse II charge Of the Friendly Society
work here. IN each case the children 8
legs were twisted and useless and doc
tors offered hope OF nothing but a life
OF heIpiessness
Miss Bali cured one and the other
cases were Iheu placed under her
charge. External applications and
massage, physicians say. replaced drUzs
IN her treatment The virtue Of the
treatment has been so Thoroughly dem
onstrated that the matter VIII be
brought before the State Medical So
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
OZARK'S TROUBLES
ABOUT At AN END

Unless Capt Samuel w. strattoa,
commanding the Naval Battalion OF the
District National Guard. decides 10 ask
for general court-uartiaI for Allen
Lloyd and c. A Kenny, the only regu-
larry enlisted men out Of the seven VINO
deserted" the Ozark AT Annapolis, the
incident is closed. so Tar as brigade
headquarters Is cone rued.
me formal report q the Inspector
general Of the brigade. Major Leroy
HERON, was conveyed through AcfinZ
acJurant General O. Fred Cock 70
General Harries today.
What VIII probably be the last echo
OF those rather ationaiiy exagEer-
ared tales OF horror as 10 Door food
salty water, and III treatment came TO-
GAY ID the FORM q a letter from G.
BENJAMIN Miller OF Is y street south
east VINO served as a member Of the
Fourth division on the Ozark Miller
said IN ais letter 70 brigade headquar-
tiers 1i1gf the stories circulated before
the OZaIE returned 10 Washington
were absolutely Hiohout foundation
He said r. wished the cruise mad been
two months instead Of two weeks
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
NOTED METHODISTS
WILL ATTEND CAMP

The third OF the annual Methodist
Episcopal Church camp meetings viii
begin at Great Falls. Va, next Satur-
day and continue for sixteen DAYS.
TIE two preceding meetings rave
been largely attended, but those hav-
ing arrangements in charge this year
anticipate a banner meeting Tor 1910
Between seycuJy-1iFe and eighty we'll
known ministers are expected TO attend.
some Of them coming from points as
far as Louisiana and Florida Viz
g]nia, Maryland. and the District OF
Columbia viii be well represented
The first service. viii begin On SatlIr-
DAY morning at o'clock with a ser
mon Among those who VIII attend Wi
be Bishop A w Wilson, Of Baltimore.
Bishop A c. Morrison, Of IeesburE- the
Rev John A. Rice. Of New Orleans:
and the Rev DT. Gross Alexander. OF
Louisville, KY.
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
APARTMENT SOLD
TO JAMES A. FINCH

The Isa5zila apartment house, in
Eleventh street southeast. near Lin
coin Park, was sold today for 81, 51l
70 James A Finch by J. .. Free. Of the
H T. Maudler Company.
The apartment is tHree-story. six
apartment structure, and was built
ABOUT three years aso- 1Ir. Finch takes
the building as an investment.
The MaudIer Company also sold FOR
Mr. Finch a frontage or 108 feet on
the east side Of Connecticut avenue.
Chevy Chase. The property IS located
south Of the circle. between Living
ston and Keokuk streets, and brought
50 cents a square foot
The purchaser, whose name IS with
held. win erect three or four houses,
which wiz be put on the market. Les
lie, Prince. HeiskeL & 1fcLeran were
also represented in closing these deals.
The Washington times., 1910-08-09

''The revolver that you STOW me -"
tas the desk sergeant brought forth the
IN tae police had taken from Gala
gher)--''is the revolver that I done
the shooting with.
don't know how many shots were
ID the revolver when I used it,
] have had the revolver a long tine
m my possession carried It when
was in the employ OF thecity."
Gallagher slowed Soue rel41e-anca
about talking. and the Impression nrst
created, IEat ~ vas a crank. was later
diSsipated- He appeared rational. and
did not show the least excitement talk
lllg calmly ana naturally He was very
bitter against the mayor. and INDUCED
ia some rough sarcasm
After he had made his statement he
was taken 20 the police photograph gal
lery and his picture was taken. Later
MS BeEtliion measurements were en-
tered Re viii be sent 20 the Hudson
county jail later in the day.
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
MANY THREATENING
LETTERS RECEIVED
Gallagher Daily Complained
TO Gaynor of His
Discharge.

NEW YORK. Aug SIN the Office
CT Mayor Caynor there was found to-
Oay q pile Of threatening and beratng
letters from !. J. Gallagher. who shot
Air Gaynor today at HoboEen- Every
Gay, for weeks, Gallagher has written
complaining OF mis- discharge from the
cock department Many OF the letters
were unopened. the handwriting being
recognized. some were turned over 10
the police.
For nearly a week a mysterious man.
now believed 10 have been Gallagher,
has been lettering about the City Han
The description OF this man. who at
tracted attention by his odd manner, tai
lies with that OF Gallagher
Hung Around City Hall.
The stranger was first noticed We'd
aesday afternoon. He IOunged around
the entrance used by the mayor, avoid
ing attention. and with a SLOUGH haI
pulled far down over his eyes. On
that dav the mayor Intended TO inspect
ire marks by auto in company with
Park Commissioner Slower The man.
who kent one hand IN his coat pocket
waited ia one spot for twenty minutes.
Tnsvfncr when the Trip was abandoned,
aid the auto sped or without passen-
gers
when he reappeared Friday a watch
was set He acted IN the same OGa
manner. taking a position on the top
Of the flight Of steps leading 10 the
main entrance
Lieutenant Kennel, guard at the door,
kept him under scrutiny nnally decd
ine 10 arrest him on q technical charge
AS Kennel advanced the man ran Oh
Saturday he appeared again wear
he took a seat near the City Hall
Park fountain As before he kept
his right hand in his pocket A pa
IrOITuan asked him what he wanted
f'I'm waiting for a man who works
in the City Hall, was the reply
Hell be out about noon After
while however the man letL
A Man of Mystery.
CaHaeber-s fun name is Jules James
GaUazher. For two years he has lived
in a boarding house run by Mrs Sophie
Johnson at 40 Third avenue There he
was known as tsThe Man OF Mystery
because Of his reticence- Some Of the
forty boarders believed him derauged-
He has been working as night
Waterman. said Mrs Johnson. He
came in at $50 this morning, remained
for some lime and then went out He
appeared nervous said: Good morn
fre.r but his reply was so low I could
scarcely hear him. he always acted
strangely and some people thought him
g religious fanatic
Was Of Religious Turn
GaUa-her-s little rear room at the
house Is pIastered with religious pic
lures. and nearly all OF the books are
Of a religious nature Prominent among
them a Bible was found open on the
table today The room appeared neat
Gallagher, according 70 MS neIsh2ors,
read much and also wrote q great deal
Every day for months he has written
TO Mayor Gaynor- berarinE him Ac-
COrdiug 20 the laudlady, no mail for
GALLAGHER ever reached her house
a few DAYS ago Gallagher was heard
crying. A fellow bOauder raped at the
door and asked 4 he could do anything
No" replied Gallagher: Just go
away and let me alone"
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
ON GAYNOR
STIRS Washington
News of Unfortunate Affair
Spreads Through City
Like Flash.

The news Of the attempt upon Mayor
CavnoTs life spread throughout WASH
fngton like q fash
me keenest interest was manifested
in the shooting. and hundreds Of 1ele-
nbons calls came into the oII15 81 The
Times after the first details were ull1de
public. asking for additional IaclS-
A misleading report that Mayor Gay
nor had died at 1880 O'Clock caused con-
ei5ara HE excitement. and threw hush
over The hustle OF gossip over Ihe ull-
fortunate incident However inter =,
irc~essed. and the bulletin boards were
s----o7D7ed by men and women wanting
10 Know the latest details
Within fifteen minutes after me hesss
reached the city, telephone calls Teai'fed
the office of The Times from the Out
skirts OF the city.
There was q general IeelllE OF CON
graduation when II was learned Ji7aI
Mayor Gaynor's wounds were not -leccS-
sariIy fatal.
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
ADMITS ACT
AND GIVES HIS REASONS
Position as Night Waterman on
the Docks.

HOBOKEN. n. J., Aug 9--At po-
lice headquarters the police ELECTED the
following statement from Gallagher:
7 came over to Hoboken about go
this mornirg
Il went A. the steamer pier and went
On board the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse
7 met a clergyman on board % exc
steamer and asked him 20 point out
Mayor Gaynor TO me. He did so. and
shortly afterward I fired a shot at
<he mayor.
Il do not know If I fred more than
one shot or not
knowing that Mayor Gaynor was
going TO Europe this morning to enjoy
himself after depriving ne OF my bread
and butter-not porterhouse stealz-I
was irritated to the point OF committing
the act.
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
BUILDINGPERMIT

The following building permits were
issued today.
To IT. r. HoWeCsteiu- Tor one two
story brick dwelling at 1917 Potomac
avenue southeast architect. l. T. VII
Eams- builder. r. r How eusteius esJi-
mated cost, &25t8.
To Mrs May Mari, for two-storv brick
dwelling ar ZIf2 New York avenue north
west. architect. Conrad CLANCY builder.
A. r Taylor, estimated cost = go
10 Miss Mary Brown, Tor two one
story brick stores. at f41 and 6zz Rhode
Island avenue northwest architect W
L. Martin: builder. James n Dunn es-
JiTuatcd coSla $50
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
To Vfctimr nsn

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Aug 9.-Two
des-shs from infantiIe paralysis and
three new cases have been reported 10
the health board authorities during the
last tWelLT-four hours
Michael Jucha, aged nine years. and
Theodore Il. Houser are the dead VIC
TINS, and the new cases are those OF
Walter kunkle, Eddie Nav and John
1cGettigan- each two years old
The Washington times., 1910-08-09
SAILORS POISONED
BY WOOD ALCOHOL

PROvNCETOwN. Mass. Aug. g.
Poisoned by wood alcohol. which they
drank in blind tiger here, several
sailors OF the fleet are III on the hospital
ship SOlaces some Of them, It is said,
50 critically that they may die
Following the illness Of the men Lieu
tenant SellaTS. OF the Michigan. headed
a raid. in which thirty-fiVe quarts OF the
doctOred whisky were seized The keep
ers OF the house VIII be prosecuted.