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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

@pe. uno MapfteIo straBe, grice5iGl,
in einen Bart umgeDanDeIt psrDe. Der
2lntrag purDe oem GOmmittee fur
StraBen unD Yarts iberDiefen.
Die 8art aommiiIdre puroen anz
gepieien, $1,000 fir Die 8runoitiide
II unb 13 in 8. 3. gepans llnterabs
t6eiIung uuf W}t. 2tuburn 3u sablen,
bic CUR GrpeiterunQ Oes Snpooo
8arts qebruu6t fperDen.
Quf Gmpfe6Iung pe8 6errn Wuls
len perben it6 pie StQDtrGtbe mogIifft
fart an Dem Don Der Pluubera
8ereIniguug arranqirteu 8ortruq iiber
Die Nbfubr TtdotiId)en unratbs am 5.
2tpril i'm Gbio Mehanjcs Snititute be-
tbeiIt9en
! Der Stdptingenteur purbe dngerpies
/ fen folgsnoe &oitenan1hIdge uno
Pldne Qu83uarbeiten: 8erbeferung Der
Yogue 2lpenue, BON Guboon Strabe big
3u ibrem tpsItlihen @nDpuutt, ourA
giDe1trun9, SeBen bon 4urb'tetnen,
YflaIterung Der StraBe nit 8atitela
men; 8erbeferunq Der Moorman Str,
BON Der GIapton StraBe bis WtaOifon
Ipenue, our6 gttosQtrung uno Us
pbultirung Der GabritraBe; Ourrea
4penue, BON Chapel StraBe bis uretd
Npenue, Durh tempprdre Wutaoam@
pflafterung uno gttpeQtrung; 5arlem
Qlace, BON Blair 4Denue bis Sondt6on
4osnue, our6 gtioellirung, Cement
8urbiteins, 8ofTsn uno pflaiterun9
Der 5ubritraBe nit 8otiteinen.
| YlGne CUR 6eritequng zines 4b5ugss
tarQls an Der Bsft 8. StraBe, POM
srtittrenoen QbfluBtunaI gegeniiber Der
2teaDemp 4penue is CUR gloer Ctr;
4b3ugstanal an Watiou place, Don
Ger s. StraBe big Yrtce glpeuue, uno
an Der Brice Npenue, DON Wtt. Sope
Roao BIS Wldtipn Yldce; 8erbeferung
Der 9rano Qpenue, bon 9Ienpdn Mpe.
big 2ebmdn RoaD, ourh RipeQirung,
SeBen Don &urbftetnen uno nit Bad
iteinen gepftaiterte 8ofen unp Wlacaa
bampflaiterung Der Strdbe.
glGne uno aoitenanIhldes fir grz
ri6tung bon 9etpntreppen am oitliheu
Gnbe oes s. StraBe 8tabutts, bon Der
8. StraBe bis Wooblatpn Ipeulle;
8srbeFerunq Der @inheQ Ipsnus, bon
Der Rdber Strabe bis gu einem puutte
4633 SUB n0rbIid bon Der 8ant
StroBe, our6 HtpeIiruns, Sebsn pom
Surbfteinen unb 4spbalttrung Der
JubrItruBe.
8erbefsrung Der MaoiIon Qpenue,
bon Bopoburn Qpenue bis 3ur Gorba
oren3e Der Grie Npenue, ourn RipeIIi@
rung, SeBten bon 9etonz3urbiteinen
uno Pflafterun9 Der 5ahritraBe nit
5oolSblUten.
pldne our 8erbeNerung Der 2uplpp
2lpenue, BON Der Sfgren3e Der 9roofz
line Qpenue bis our glifton apenue,
bura IitpeQtrung, SeBen pon aurbiteis
men uro YfLaiterung Der StruBe nit
. 5ol85lOten.
8erbeTsruug Der Winheq Iperue,
BON 6arriion 4peuue bis gu einem
I puntte 80 SUP Iublih Don Der Roro@
, aren5e oes @runbituds go. % DON
: 6arrts, goppin & 9ates' unterobtbeiz
: lung.
Die QorttommiTdre rpuroen aHees
, ipieIen, bic WeItpopo Commons ourh
, gttpelirung unD 4nlegen pom gdrtneris
fhen Qnlagen su perbeiTern. Gs nur~
ben bierfir $500 beptlltgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
MibsIiidter geriSb nunssDriud.

9m. Don. go. 2o16 Gnftern ape.,
srfpirtte seiteru einen oofibefebl sesen
albert Morris. pon SroHsoH, g.. uns
ter Der antlase oes ShiebtHs nit Der
abiitt su ionten. arau Diorris bate
ibren Nanm petiaHen unb tpobnte bel
ber yamilie Doh. Sn Der Sonntas
gfadhi tam Morris. xsleitet bon einsm
wsunn, peldtr iih Gpele eorrigan
nnnnte, BON SO. 2o1S @laoftoHe Ape..
Ho6 osm 9auie. onseblit um Iih init
ieiner @oitin aussuIDbnen. Da aee
Iiere niti barauf einstben ipoiIie. grifi
tr lie tb1tlih an, .porauf Dol Der Be
br1nateu IN Silfe elite. Norris lou
oann ieinsn Meno!ner se3oaen uno brei
GniiiIs auf ibn ubsegtben babtH- Sein
,yrsuno Gcrrigaa bombaroirte bas
6aus nit Gteinen, als bic gloIi5iiten
Gpieael unb 9urnipiesb ouf Der Bib.
fl66e erfhienen unb ibn perhofteten.
Morris beipertiieIliste ieine Jlaht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
SunSmafer's Sssiugungen.

Sirettor Sunomater tbeilte eefterH
Der Cincinnati Erection So. nit. baB
eiHe GrIaubniB gum 2eeen poH 8Solli-
een G,eleilsn an Der Reaoine aoao,
BON Der sslorence uah Der Oanbribge
StraBe, nur odHn eriaubt iperben mir
be, tpenn bic 0eienf daft iih perpfiidte.
oas beitebenbe 9ranItpflaIter in BEN.
ielbsn 3uitanbe, in oem es ii6 iegt be-
finpet, 81 erbalten liuo Fh elei65eltie
perpfltdtei, aus portlano gement ber-
aeitellten 9eton ols gdlaIt. onitatt ME
BON Der @eieufhaft porssi6losens
GtetRbaiIait 3ii beHnBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

Mpenue, bic i'm Sabre 1906 bon IbreHl
eritsn gatten Greb. S6ah cine Shes@
bunq, Ionie bic Dbbrt iiber ibren
Gobn Clifford S6oh erldnste, Iieoslte
bulo mad Der Gheibune na6 Ghieago
iiber unb Iieb pas Rino bet isinsr
Grobmutttr, irau 2oui's Shnda.
1910 Waperlen apenus. Da iie In Iess
terer 3eit nihts mebr bon iih horen
Iieb, fpurbs bas ainb auf 8streibsn Der
8robmuttsr bonn Jusenogeriht unter
bersn Subut geitsllt. Die Ututtsr, Die
iid fpieber perbeiratbet bat, tebrte Dor
aurssm 5uriid uno als fs bas aino
perlanots, ipuroe IS fhr pertpeissrt.
Nus oieiem Grunbs bat fie ssitern ein
bobeds Corpus eYerfabrsn angeftrenst,
um in ben 8eIib pes aiHoss Su gelane
psn. Rihtsr W1rner fpiro ben Jal
am 3onnsritas sur 9erbunbluns auts
nehmen.
Gingereihte 1eitumente.
Bernard s.. Operbed il. psrnoht
fsin @erm0asn an feline Satin Mnnie
g. Sperbsd auf 2sbsnsseit uno mad
eeren lobe an ieinen Sobn Brilliant
Spsrbed.
| 5lor1 Ridaro perma6t ibrtr 5reuns
bin soiepbine aobbduer $50, i5rau als
freo IebImann $50, Beruharb Jebls
mann $25 unb ben Rsit ibres 9eruO.
aens an ibre Shfpeiter Bertha Gels
bouaus, bic in Der Ghpsis lsbt. Die
| $50, ipslhe bic Shpeissri'he 5rdilens
0eielIIhait nah ibrem lobe aus5ss
sablt. iollsn fir einen Gr1bitein pers
iponbt tperoen.
6enrn q. Rapp permoht fsinem
gruoer 5rso. Dm. Rapp So. GrauI
mamis Seating $40 per Node ouf oi'
Dausr bon fiinf Sabrsn, pom 9age fei'
nes Ioees on oershnet. Seine apo.
tbete an Der 2onafporth uno gluH
Strabs, nit Ginrihtune ETC.. permah
er ieinsm gruoer Wm. u. Happ uni
Der Reit bes @trmoeens ion on ieiR'
Shueiter 4nni Rapp fallen.
Radlab 9 q den.
Glemenee barrington III Rahlab
Oerpalterin bon Serbert See 6arring
ton; perIoRdIien 5000.
q. 6. sSsbam 1T Ra6IabUertpdIte
uon Wldrp Z. 5amlin. 9runoeigen
tbum $4,000.
anna 5eblmann III 2eitamentspor
itrederin bon 5lora Ri6dro; geriond
lien $3.50.
Sberefia gollmsr iit 3.Ftaments
pollitredsrin bon 0eo. goumer
: 9runoeiaentbum $1,000.
5beo. grnsperser III RddlabDer
matter BON Sobn =. aruie; pericna
lien $500.
albert 8. Worria III NahIdbper
ipalter bon 4oam Bauer; perionclie
5000. 0runoeieentbum $40,
Nm. u. Rdpp III 1eitum.ntspol
itreter pom 6eurp Geo. Rapp; perir
nalien $4,000.
Sobn so. Wsinig iit RahlabperDdI
!. ter bon Marp ". Barter; 0runoeiser
tbum $1,000.
!, Der psri0nIite RadlaB oes 2eI
: Serppih betrGst S2080; berisnige BE-
Sobu Gibion S39o2.61; berienise b
Glisa SO. 2oro $3.50; eerjenige b.
Gilbert 9enter $50; oerienige b,
anna Rurid Wsins $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

9robirt I'll. g. Wtetui poliIl'
uno agartsepers 5rieno". b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
Gbeerlaubn niRitbeiue.

lG6ag. 81. 6unt, SO. 5lora, Snb.
Wprtle Rihen, "a, Cincinnati.
l7Sf. Gngelbarot, 81, Utain Ctr.
&atie Stamm, 80, Sit 13. Ctr.
Serbert G. @unper, "a, puQan 4oe.
fGlqra 6. 6eio, 20, 9ru1e 4oe.
Sol. 50. gerOsle, %, B. Gourt Ctr
lOa3eI 9, StepQrt, 19, Gliper Ctr.
(Sas. 5umliu. 28, Weit 5. Str.
Gannp Sung, l6, Beit 4, Str.
(gbas. Qancero, 20. 8aut Ctr.
WatiIoe Gebbarot, 10. Utaribau ap.
t26os. Z. 9utterpprtb, q. Dane Str.
Murp Wpsrs, 18, 9opers Ctr,
( 6bas. Setter, %, Reape Ctr.
! 9lunie Qonel. "a oesgI.
(frauci8 Wietborn, 81. Stdnlen Ctr.
lRuth 8. Deroer, o, oesgl.
$50. 6. Dir, "a, Gutter Ctr.
lGnitb &elen, q, oesgl.
(Traut gB, 27, Gin Str.
/ lgli3abet9 S6i8ler, 26, Ylsufurt CTR.
Qrpbirt I'll. @. Wetui pcliIl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
Su Rd6fer Groe.
8roHarti8e 8etbeilisnms bel Der
Weerbigmns ppn WsidJaet 6euR.

Snqueft iiber oos Spfer Der unglidz
Ieliaen Ratoitropbe. .-Wittfpe bridt
dui bem 3eugenitanb 3uIammen. =
DafIeripertss s8epdrtement iolI niht
Idnea gsnug ssbanoelt baben. -
Die 4bitelluno Der gentiIe nimint
merttpiirbis lanee 3eit in 4nipruG.
Die Robre iino alt uno augsns
Ih.inli6 benz jesisen Druid midi
gewotisn. - 2abme Grtldrung De-
WdHeriperts Superintenoenter
adioldip.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

4sse ms yss ess&Gsss9 n esssm Tee.
eebms1 0ts Haxafise Sssas EntHiHf Iabixften
IA osssss unitri&siit aai IsSu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
Der Staotrat6.

Die rttnitlite Sug0srIdn9erun8" 1T
unnatiirli6. - 2lipl fir Cboa6=
loie tpirD gebaut. - Mebr Bombs
ausgaben. - ReguItrung Der Sc
ihGftsitunoen Der pfanbOntel. -
gfoh Elm 9Qrt. - 8iel 4rbett fir
ben StaDttnqenteur.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-07
INCURABLE CASE
(ANOTHER HOSPITAL CASE)

Authorities declare kidney disease
incurable after the sixth month. This
was the situation up to the working
out of the new emollient treatment
the only thing known that dares claim
in print to cure chronic kidney dis
ease.
Every case presented has been de-
clared inctrable by physicians ard In
some cases four to six have Joined In
the fatal diagnosis.
Case of Mrs. II. s. Lathey, wife of
II. S. Lathey, u business man of No.
SOC Montgomery street, San Francis
co.-Was so low with chronic and
supposed incurable kidney disease
that she was taken to the German
Hospital. The physicians made no
progress and give no encouragement.
Patient was taken home and put on
the new emollient treatment. An
other slow case. Mrs. Lathey is now
practically well and enjoying life in
her usual habit although the case was
supposed to be absolutely hopeless.
Fultons Renal Compound, the first
successful treatment for chronic kid
ney disease. can only be had In youl
city of our authorized agent, Honolu'
lulu Drug Co, Fort street.
We desire to hear from and advise
with every case not yielding.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-07
BY AUTHORITY.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.
Honolulu. Hawaii. Nov. 4, 1917

Honolulu, Hawaii, Nov. 4. 1910
VACCINATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
children, not already vaccinated, oi
the following public schools will be
vaccinated by government physi-
clan at such schools on the dates
hereafter stated, beginning at 9:15
a. M:
November Z, Kauluwela; Novem-
her s, Manoa and Waikiki; Novem
Der 0. Royal; November 10. Wal
lupe; November IA, Central Gram
mar and Primary; November IS, Ka'
lihi-kai, Kalihi-ukR and Moanalua !;
November 16, Pauoa; November IL
Kaiulani; November IS, Moiliili;
November 81, Maemae; November
%, Mckinley High; November 2S,
Kalihi-waena; November "a, Pohu-
kama; November 2S, Kaahumanu;
November 30, Normal.
This notice Is given In pursuance
OF the requirements of Act G3, SEES
sion laws of 1903.
Il. A. MOTT-SMITH,
President, Territorial Board OF
Health.
4766--Nov. 4, 5, Z.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-07
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received at
the Office of the Superintendent OF
Public Works until IL m. OF Satur-
day. November 10, 1910, for con-
structing the Kapiolani Girls Home,
at Kalihi, Honolulu.
Plans, specifications and proposal
blanks are on file in the Department
of Public Works.
The superintendent of Public
Works reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, November 4, 1910.
47G7-10t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-07
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received at
the Office Of the Superintendent OF
Public Works until ~ m. OF Tues
day. November 1, 1910, for an ex-
tension and alteration Of the Hack
field wharf shed.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
October 22. 1910. 47561iOt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-07

The second payment Of Property
Income and Special Income Taxes will
be subject to ten percent penalty
after November 10, Better pay now
and save the penalty. 'rrI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-07
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Every copy Of the Even.
ing Bulletin served on
the city carriers routes should
reach the subscriber by $50
p. m. Subscribers who fail
to receive the paper by this
time will confer a favor upon
the Bulletin circulation
department BY telephoning
complaints to 1885. A special
messenger will deliver the
Bulle tin after this hour
when name and address OF
subscriber are given.
=. 4. 2. 4. Z. Z. 4. a. = 4. Z. = = 4. :
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
Deafness Caused by Catarrh
Can Speedily be Cured

tarrh disappears. your deafness VIII
vanish
No stomach dosing with HYOMEI
It IS a most pleasant. soothing. germ
killing antiseptic. prepared from
Australian Eucalyptus, ThymOl and
other antiseptics used in the Historian
System
You breathe HYOMEI through a
little hard rubber inhaler. directly
over the mem brane affected by ca
tarrh. You get right TO the spot
where the germs are with an anti
septic strong enough TO destroy them.
XIII the germs that's the only way
to cure Catarrh. and HYCNEI is the
only remedy guaranteed TO destroy
them
a com pIete HYOMEI outfit, includ-
ing inhaler and everything necessary
10 cure catarrh costs S1-00- II you
need an extra bottle afterwards. you
can get il for only 50 cents
HYOMET is sold by Henry Evans,
James O'DonneIl. and druggists
/ everywhere. and is guaranteed to cure
/ caJarrh. catarrhal deafness asthma.
l coughs. colds, and Group, or money
back Mail orders filled by Booths
J Hyomei Co. Buffalo. y Y
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
SCHOOLS IN NEED
Of SIGNAL DEVICE
New System of Clock and
Bell Alarms Needed,
Says Hine.

ANY firm that viii supply the Board
Of Education with satisfactory clock
and bell device that viii give automatic
signals il public schools VIII be well
coined with open arms
This announcement was made today
BY Harry Eine, secretary OF the board,
under whose direction preparations are
being made for drawing specifications
for bids for a new system 10 be installed
At Mckinley Manual Training School
Half a dozen systems have been tried
IL the schools and all OF them have
failed to make good.
Mckinley High School is now equip
ped with an elaborate electric device
which had 10 be abandoned Western
has another useless system Other
schools have tried various systems and
have had TO return to tie old push
button method
II is planned 70 make the specifications
for the system AT Mckinley. for which
an appropriation has already been made,
so inclusive as TO allow pneumatic as
well as electric system manufacturers
10 bid
efforts to get a device that can be de-
pended upon said Secretary Hine to-
day ''If we can't get a system at Nc
kinley that viii work, my advice 10 the
board viii be TO 80 back 70 the push
button device.
The board has tried to obtain a salts
factory clock and bell system in order
that the opening and closing Of sessions
end the periods for classes might be
put on a strictly automatic basis
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
WANTS $4,000 PAY
FOR HER KINDNESS
Washington Woman Suing
Heir of the Late Joseph
Nimmo.

Seeking to force the legal fuIhHment
Of an alleged promise made BY Joseph
Nimmo, who died in Washington two and
One-hsIf years ago, that he would ray
her s. coo for kind and attentive treat
ment in his declining years, Ms Maize
Rodier, Of 1881 F street northwest, Is IN
Huntington, L J.. IN the interest Of q
suit she instituted several months ago
against the sister Of the man
NimmO. who was a bachelor and earn
ed his living for nearly ffi=s1s q century
by compiling intricate statistics for rail-
roads. made his home with Mrs Ro-
dier5s family for over twenty-five years
Prior to four years go ne lived with
Mrs Rodier's mother. Mrs Charlotte
Anderson, residing during the last thirty
years Of his life at 1S31 F street
Mamma was Just ike a valet to
Uncle Joe the last two years he lived. -
declared thirteen-year-Old Willie Rodier.
the little woman who has charge Of the
Rodier household during her mother
absence Sister Eta who Is with
mamma at Huntington, heard Uncle Joe
say many times that he would leave
mamma S2.OlG IN his VIII, but he did not
co So"
Miss Margaret Nimmo, the sister, was
made the sole beneficiary OF the estate,
which has an estimated value Of 5000,
consisting principally OF cash and bonds
She refused TO pay the $500 claimed by
Mrs. Rod1er, an dthe sUit resulted.
Street & Mckinney. a New York law
firm. represents the Washington woman
The body Of NimmO was Cremated and
the ashes sent to the sister by the Ro-
der family NimmO was over seventy
years old when he died he was re-
puted a wizard on railroad statistics
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
MORE THAN EVER
Increased Capacity for Mental Labor
Since Leaving on Coffee

Many former coffee drinkers who have
mental work TO perform. day after day.
have found a better capacity and
greater endurance oy using Postum in
stead Of ordinary coffee An Illinois
woman writes.
Il had drank coffee for about twenty
years. and finally had what the doctor
called coffee heart vas nervous and
extremely respondent; had TtSl- rental
or physical strength left. had kidney
trouble and constipation
The first noticeable benefit derived
from the change from coffee to Postum
was the natural action Of the kidneys
and bowels In two weeks my heart
action was greatly improved and my
nerves steady
Then I became less respondent. and
the desire TO be active again, showed
proof Of renewed physical and mental
strength
Il am steadily gaining in physical
strength and brain power. I formerly
did mental work and had to give il "
on account Of coffee, but since using
Postum I am doing hard mental labor
with less fatigue than ever before
Read the little book. The Road tC
W eIlvIlle,'' in pkgs- There's a reason -
Ever read the above letter. = nevs
one appears from time so time TAey
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
SHOOTS Up DANCE
IN WESTERN STYLE
Deputy Sheriff Runs
Amuck" After Driving $50
From Ball Room.

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-Thomas Darno,
q special deputy sheriff, ran amuck in
Wild West style early today at a ball
given by the SOciete -pompeii. in Will
iamsburg, shot one man. drove $50 men
and women in terror from the hall. and
was arrested only after q struggle
The festivities were drawing 70 q close
when DSTuo QuaTreled with Anthony
TOmaSSG- After an argument. Daruo
drew his revolver and began firing. To-
maSSO lodged among the paniC-stTiCkel
merrymaEers, with DaTnO in pursuit,
firing prOmiscuOUsly- one OF the bullets
struck Antonio GTasso, but the others
went wild
A woman finally tripped him and he
was OveTpOwered as he lay on the floor.
but in the struggle he fired two more
shots
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
BABIES To ATTEND
HEARING FOR MILK
Commissioners to Hear Plea
of Mothers for Maintenance
of SrauS Laboratory.

The District Commissioners VIII mad
themselves confronted by a first-ciass
baby show when on November 30 they
grant a public hearing 10 representa-
tives Of the Straus pasteurized laboSa-
tory. who will urge the maintenance
of the laboratory at municipal eX-
pense
so great is the alarm OF hundreds OF
mothers that the laboratory viii be
closed thst they viii attend the hear
ing with their babies in arms
District Auditor TweedaIe is today
oroio.r over fhc books OF the Straus
fahora tory in order that the ConullS-
sfoners may learn the expense o. oPe-
ratinz Ute plant. Health ouiceI
Woodward Is also compiling statistics
which vii snow the decrease IN IN
FAINT mortality among children Zee
on pasteurized milk, and which VIII
be- presented to the Commissioners al
the hearing
At the meeting Of the District AS
ISOLATION for the Prevention Of Tuber-
,rIIoSis. to be held tonight at the PUB
nc Library Dr. z Q Schroeder WI u
sneak on THE Fight for Pure Miik ~
washington" and the association VIII
pass a resolution indOrsiuS the Straus
Ia bora tory
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
NEW YORK PRISONER
BROUGHT HERE
Suspected Confidence Man
Will Answer Theft
Charge,

Thomas Moran, believed by the police
10 be one OF the three confidence men
who obtained S6i and a 500 diamond
ring from John Marshall. OF Williams
town, y. j.. in this city on October 3.
is under arrest IN New York DeteC-
tive Cornwen left here today for The
prisoner
Marshall was seeing the sights Of the
Capital city when he fell in with a
coGpIe OF confidence men who offered 10
accompany him 20 the Navy Yard The
trio matched money on the way until
Marshall had been separated from his
cash and diamond ring Then the two
conidoB~- workers called for a 5olicc-
man. a confederate put in IN ap-
pearaEse ami placed the New Jerseyite
order arrest
Two hours. after the police sergeant
left his .'prfsoner'' on the corner 70 &c
around TO the station house Marshall
woke up % the fact that ne had beer
bunSGed-
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
IF you Have Ringing Noises
IN the Ears, Pay Attention

II you nave catarrh and also have
ringing noises in your ears. it's nigh
time you gave the matter serious at
tention.
One-haIf of the deafness in the
world is caused by catarrh- The little
catarrhal microbes, persistently &C
tive, work their way from the mem
brane Of the nose iato the Eustachian
tubes that lead directly from the moss
to the ear.
In this tube they set up q catarrhal
condition. which, Il not checked, re-
suits III deafness.
II you are deaf or partially deaf and
have reason to believe that catarrh IS
the cause, then you ought to get a
HyOMEI pronounce Il HiGh-o-u1s5
outfit today and start at once to re
gain your hearing
HTOMEI kills the catarrh germs
and cures catarrh- When your ca
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
Deaths.

Arthur 6 simmons, g years, I2o4 Po-
toulac street northwest.
John H Schul, IS wears. % New Jersey
avenue northwest
Seradn Natal, 50 years. Freedmen's Hos
pital-
Christina Van Ness CaTan. q years,
1876 N street northwest
John T Varneli, = years. 1901 Nine
teenth street northwest
Maris Maggie, Sc years, is street
southwest
Michael Kane. "a years, . H street
northwest
Gottlieb Nackrodt, 56 wears. L. s. Sol
diers- Home. =. c
Henry c. Britton, 50 years. L. S. Sol
dfers' Home, D. c
Adienne T Jensen. . years. 5a0lz K
street northeast
Harriet b VIM, s. wears, Government
Hospital for Insane
Catherine Wheeler. - gears. 515 Sixth
street southeast
William ]. McGiH, "a years, COZ Ten
nessee avenue northes s.
Andrew r DOTr- & deVS- TW enty-eiehtl
street and Bladensburs rad north
east
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
DEATH At THROTTLE
PUTS 800 IN PERIL
Engineer Dies While Train
Runs at Forty Miles
an Hour.

RACINE Wis, Nov 25.-The lives Of
500 passengers on train No 8. on The
Milwaukee road, bound to Chicago, hunE
In the balance when Michael Crowley
the engineer, was stricken with apODIexv
at his post, and died while the train was
running at the rate Of forty miles an
hour
The fireman. noting that the engi-
neer did not blow his whistle for cross
ings called 10 Crowley, and. receiving
no answer, went to the engineer and
found him dead
The fireman stopped the train and
backed into COrliSs, where the body
was removed and another engineer was
obtained
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
Mr.. TROUBETZKOY,
Formerly Prince Nicholas, Who Ha.
Just Become HatuTalized As An
American Citizen
RUSSIAN PRINCE
NOW u. s. CITIZEN

Los ANGELES. Nov. Prince Mich
olas, os one Of the graf families OF
Russia. is now Mr. Troubetzkoy. having
taken out naturalization papers IN the
United States and renOunced allegiance
to the Russian crown Prince Nicholas
is a cousin by marriage to Amelia Rives
Chanler, the novelist
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
THREE DROWNED
OFF ROCKAWAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 25-Drowned in the
icy waters of Roczaway Point. the
bodies OF Joseph Hagstrom- a professor
81 music, and Harry Hopper and LOUIS
Kester have been recovered
The accident occurred yesterday after
noon while the party was out in a
launch owned by Hagsfrorn- on the
point a big wave struck the boat and
capsized Il, the three men drowning be-
fore aid could reach them.