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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
WALL STREET TO-DAY,
Especial from United Press.}

New York, March 18.-(Opening. }
Trading at the opening of the stock
market, today, was quiet with a gen.
orally strong tone and prices showed
only fractional changes.
IL a. m.-Price movements during
the greater part of the first hour were
irregular but before the end of the
period the slight LOSSES We're recov-
cred and some stocks made small net
gains.
Government bonds unchanged; 9TH
err bonds steady.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
Save
Fifteen
Cents

Last week you saved
a dime, Mr.. Smoker, by
taking advantage Of oul
combination Cigar offer
Saturday and Sunday
were busy days selling
35 cents worth of Cigars
for a IA.
Here's our sign of APP
probation for both the
suggestion and patron
age:
40c worth of Cigars of
reputation and worth
for a quarter. Note the
brands
l Permit, SC; 2 Union
League Club (oc EACH !,
10c; 1 Evermore sc; l
Hyperion, Toe; l Cum
ningham Special, 10c;
total, 40c.
This offer is only good
today and Sunday. You
would better stock up!
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
AMERICAN RELEASED.

Washington, March 18.-In re-
Spouse to representations made to the
Mexican Federal authorities at Ciudad
Porfirio DiaZ, Henry Whittle. an
American writer charged with parti-
cipaticn in the Mexican insurrection,
will be released at once, according to
dispatches received at the State De-
partment. today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
Short woolens
drop In price.

Monday morning all the short pieces Of wooden dress
goods take drop in price.
We get together all the pieces running from yard to
three yards and half And cut from a-thrd to
a-half from their price of today.
Many weaves and weights Many colors as well
black Some big enough to make girls dresses Some
average home.
SOC to soc sorts 75c to ST. .25 sorts y
Soc Soc
Special table basement
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
$75, 900 Incubator Fire

Especial from United Press.)
Buffalo, March 18-The Cyphers In
cubator plant at Court and 4th streets,
was damaged 70 the amount of $751;
e00Aby fire today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18

$25.SS'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

own lessons of the waters danger had made the oddler
follow the shore the shallow half iloated skf had been
lilar harbor OF refuge in the binding smother and
into 1t he had climbed; his own act and the wind and
the tide, had done the rest Even if they missed him
now nc and the baby were both gonc-thcrcfOre safc
The image passed in flash like the lightning glance
around around mat accompanied it; for the kanaka was
trained hfe saver Regardless Of the child fright, he
set up wild halooa wild island chant. calling upon
ms friends at the distant station for hcp-help in sud-
den terrible pe-hcp for the helpless baby that whn-
percd in the grinnng laws Of death.
lie knew that they would never hear at that distance
IN the teeth OF the rising wind that drove the little boat
Ike chip over the water, deeper and deeper into the
white Shroudcd sea; but still he howlc like mailman
FOR there were no oars in the boat. The one fixed
thWart was linmovablc even If II would have been of
use. Leave the baby he could not. in that smother
where no man would again find the boat if the did
not capSzc itevcn if he made safely shore. He had
no knife to fight the terror that followed mplacablc
the death waiting beyond them.
So, with his impoent hands cl5Spng the empty sheath
al his side his face ashcn under the copper his voice
lifted IN long drawn walingS, Raja stood image of
despair his thin clothes lutcrng in the cold wind and
the baby at his feet garing the black that lay
between the boat and the hidden shore and the straight
black thing that stuck up from the water like the tip Of
a submerged spar, keeping pace foot by foot.
For that wicked black fin was the death of his hopes.
They were drifting out To death in the Storm-and
shark was following the boat.
THAT night wonder happened AT Reef Rock Life
Saving Station, professional lapse passed over
subsequently by the Revenue Service Inspector and
never held against Captain The big ta-cndcr
storm with all its oncns and warnings. brcwcd and
broke and was gnorcd-Savc for the personal element
OF horror and hope.
Captain Carnahan'S baby was gone, Gone from the
station and the beach as if the ashing mad ocean had
swallowed him. and Rala missing.
That the horror l. At frOzc the faculties Of the
burly boajmcn and set Their running in scream
ing terror Brcsln had found print, in the sand Of baby
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

Cap,an Carnahan and heir and the crew. brushed
nd ckcd to the mines did honor to the occasion and
On women guests. Raia cXCclng IN his own pro-
tuN;onal department, oudd himself 1t was the pride
NSbo9st Of the company that they "done the Job right
R hilay and fCaSting have their lllS, like the tort
.b,s storm which had broken off before its end. to
ssbcr strength with muttcringS and warnings In the
Gan there was only laughter and Spccchmaking the
s'cr of bcaths in lemonade and "Soft stuff and the
enntnS Of after dinner pipes Outside trouble was
brewing. 40, ,,,o,, tor d., o.. l..
. without froc with the Captain baby and TO this
pHi ba had hurried through with his duty of setting
bcs TO rights None OF the company, nor himself had
I particular attention to the fogbank that was um-
Png in from the ocean in the teeth OF the gentle land
t19-a sure sign of coming storm, whose subsequent
actions no man could count upon with any degree OF
pa the Kanaka alone noticed it, with passing an
.;d,, when. summoned casually from playing life saver
L hoabolSc he left the baby nOdding life buoy
u m hctooL himself for Il moment to the kitchen.
"'' The moment stretched into many minutes Safe
t the sleeping baby, within arm length of 50 many,
at,ood in the kitchen doorway, watching the weather
,h",drard The black thundcrheads were marShalng
,er tbe mainland the wind came in pus, and the air
eitTT aTbc bow shif nc said THAT is bad sign coming
The marsh fowl had stilled their cries. and
locked and listened. his trained senses alert he
heard Slight sound from the Shorethc bareSt possible
~ as Of an oar rattling in boat. Then he rcmcm-
So that he had left his clam Skiff the beach
H., morning and he hurried down to pull il up high
and dry. ,,,.:., :, ...a.;o, IT,, .,.....
-; e,rfeited and happy: in the open, the cold wind
bore down on hin with the weight OF heavy hand, fu
,er;ng his films garments.
Rrfore him on, to which II covered now. like
b;, blalc % the verge of the shore the ogbank
",n,,c,rablc "a, snow. He SCowcd, as was his won't
nberc the ocean was concerned.
@proscr,lv il will cover the world.-night and the
storm will come together like evil Spiritsthcn, the
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

shoes and they led to the place where Raa boat had
been moored There too they found prints Of the Kama
kas bare feet and broken paddle that belonged to the
boat.
No lifeboat was ever launched into boiling surf as
the big white Number One was then, with less regard
to regulations While volunteers ashore firing
rockets and burning Costcn lights by the case in some
vain hope OF helping Carnahan standing aStde on the
SternShectS OF the cbOat. sculled her with ms long
steering sweep. as the bent the oars with every
ounce OF beef that was in them. Bresin. at stroke
gloomed the Pickering lights ashore through the fog
wraths
"Thcyre maxim a rcg1ar Concy Island Of it. The
whole village is coming over" he said; "thc beach
cOmbin bunch is rotSin out a boat, Ony they won t
dare try out far in w'at's comm.
The Hook ought to heard now them cllerS II fetch
the powerboat, another suggested hopefully. were
scrappn Sandy; but we kin renew en- we find the KID
If we ever does, in this wclter.
Quit chinnn an whoop her up for the kindergarten.
Brcsn growed, glancing up at the white faced captain
the thwarts, aye can't drown that kanaky boy!
Wen find EN-, all right.
RUT night came without the finding Of the lost
- The storm FELL and the beach spoke only Of dcSo;t-
ton and wrcCkagc with warnings out all along the coast
TO north and south.
One bv one the scarchcrs on shore and sea returned
to the station there speak in fearful Subducd tones in
the darkness and watch the elemental uphcaval spread
the ghoStly ocean. The big white hicboa came
last blown in bodily upon the beach for the storm
always happens those latitudes had worked round to
the old quarter and that with tcnSh siddenncSS that
forced the breath of life down the watchers throatS
Il was all over then and everybody knew IL the HE
savers who never give up hope better than any. No
open boat could live in that sea- and Captain Carnahan,
holding the scnSclcsS form Of his wife with the
blubbcrng openly round him, bowed his head ard COM
mcndcd the baby soul to God.
"Thcrc' II bc souls to save this night mates, Carnaian
said quietly NO ship that hugs the shore will pass
Reef Rock safe Make everything ready"
"Ain't Raja gone too:" Mate Brcslin demanded de;
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

family. wv ell, then. y iorty-lolu
kcdgc anchor can't drown that IA
naky, tell YOU"
Midnight came and passed. The
storm had grown 10 that which made
the village folk draw the blankets
close about their ears. thanking God
that they were not OF the poor ship
men AT sea.
Carnahan. down at the station,
stood high upon the sand blown
beach. a stone man. staring 10 sea, his
teeth clcnchcd on his bleeding lip,
sitting back the cries that tore him.
But he. and the Others, in the tower
and paIrolling the beach, watched
and listened.
On both sidc> Of them they knew,
from the messages that came IN,
that ships were piling up. So far,
Reef Rock was clean. though luSt
before dawn the lifting light gave
them 4 glimpse Of big square
riggcr. topmasts gone, laborlng
against the sea and storm and claw
ing oiTshorc: but She WAS too far in
then. \, three O'Clock a iorc-and-aft
schooner went on al Willow Station
70 the south. Another had broken
her back on Island Reef; but that
wa ont Of Reef Rock call range,
save III exceptional cases. The
Storm King was garncring his har-
vest.
THE liic saver were all in the boat
house. with doors flung open TO
the winds. when Carnahan's voice
came shrilly from the beach: "Tum-
bic out. mcnl \ rocket of the ref!
Run her out, Lively now
He came himself on the heels oi lis
call. and the patrol with him. blown
from running. It that squarr-
niger" the coast guard painted. j
give her the flare, al She gimmc the
fash. Shell hit head on, likely.
Beside the regular crew, Wild
looking men. bringing from no
where. who had evidently been wat
ing for news from the baby. tailed on
and helped. In normal times those
men looted lo-' ship; now they
struggled like Darthor-cs, helping to
dfag the heavy lli,bodt and IL COM
panion tackle wagon through wind
and -and 70 q chosen spot in-horc
from the trcachcrou, Reef Rock.
l. Wa no night or Job 20 -cnd a
liicboat 20 sca The doomed ship
Wa coming in % them. They SAW
her. q terrible, pi'iiul light, in the
yellow glare Of Tho lightning ilashcs,
driven -lrugh, for the waiting r"cks.
They even SAW the golden sheen oi
--r.ra.L u L!r. =
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

storm will come together, likc eVil 81
wind shifts, the poor coast ships will
break their backs on the hidden
reei-and | shall hide in the boat
tba, takes off the sailors.
s. ne thought; bu, first he must
make safe the skiff, before wind arA
tidc stole it from him-whcn the life
savers would not have their clans
for breakfast. He hurried across the
wide beach.
The wind and the tide had fore
stalled him. The Skiff was gore,
nlainiv foated off by the rcccding
tide if not helped by the rising wind,
which came now with q push dcnot-
;nq terrible strength behind il.
There was only one thing TO do.
To him the water was an element
familiar as dry land; the boat could
no, have hoajed ont far; he would
over,ake il and fetch it from the
clutches Of the fog. Aftcrward-he
wa in the water now, swimming like
a fish
HIS heart gave a sudden leap. a
II thin CIV reached him, little
frightened wall coming from the sea.
l. came again, and his lean, 1.-THE
BODY shot up Ike q cork, his eyes
starting as he Strovc 20 pierce the fog
bank that shroudcd the mystery.
Al first he was not afraid; but
now something seemed to strike in
upon him ike a physical blow-Some
oanic that tore at his heartStringS,
terrifying him beyond reason. Fool
ish. foolishl The baby's voice; How
could he hear il, even down wind,
with the wide beach and a hundred
yerds Of water between; The baby
Wa back in the boathOuSc. OF course,
or in is mothers arms. He struck
out strongly, nodding, smiling withall
his white teeth. Something loomcd
10 before him, and his hand flashed
up, grasping the gunnel Of the boat:
He slipped eel like TO the stern and
pulled MillScN up, Staring Will
amazed eyes and parted lips.
For the baby was CrouChing in the
bottom against a thwart, and as Raia
looked the child's pitiful wall went
up again. Next instant he was cud-
died, joyously crying, in the Ka-
naka'S arms.
"Dood Rajy!" the boy murmured,
and blinkcd up at the wondering
rescucr. Bad wife ing come.
/, was all plain to him, Of course,
when ne thOught-wi,h a little thrill
q guilt. In the mcrrimcnt at the
station the boy, supposed to be safe
uadcr his supervision, had sighted
M 10 ha,1L rnllinp inShorc. and had
The Detroit times., 1911-07-05
pEIRoiT UNITED isrEnUnsAn
LINEa.

JACKSON kALAaIAZoo LIMITEpa
80 a m. every two hours 10 l.fo II
M: Jackson lansing Limited. $40 n
M. jackson locals, q m. every tive
hours 90 D. m: Ann Arbor only. =
" IL y. "a. 10 Northyilis. s.so a M. ko.e:.
n. saline ears from YpsilantL
WYANDOTTE DIv.--o:ss n n. 49,
hourly to s:ss y. m; hourly q ll:x1
ORCHARD LAKE prv.--s : !.
hG TsI.iNT sAufNAw LIMITEDse-,< =
mn and every two hours 20 g.1E -
Eiint locals. q. m. every two hon.. -
m M: north OF oxford eunda ". 49, -
I'm m. To Romeo, q m I
avery two hours 10 10 p. m. IL n =. ~
PORT HURON LIMITEDs--1.i1
M. every two hours 20 1;is .. ~ 81 F.
days, N D.. m. Algonae limited I.I|-
Gals, = M hourly 70 2 n 8 - T
half hourly 20 ! 2 "a houriy . A a
M. hourly 20 ia;as D, M -
TOLEDO lIlkirEDs--7:1s =
every two hours 20 o.1o D. m. Xhruu.
locals. 9 a. M hourly 70 . ~ ~ M.@ {
res os,4k,l lo Z lssIlrrIS f.,s 10
ass a mL. f.lt. t;lt. SO an1 @-Ik r
except saturday afternoon and 64@1.
LoeSa lab. sRlf e sc ~ q y 80 o
nsnsham Gals. - : -
The Detroit times., 1911-07-05
FIRE CHIEF O. NEIL
STRICKEN BY DEATH
Had Been III Since Inhaling Poison
Gus Fumes While Fighting
Fire Two Years Ago.

After game fight for his life. which,
however. was a struggle against un-
equal odds. former Assistant Fire
Chief John O.Neil. died In st. Mary,s
hospital, Tuesday night. Chief o'Neil
had been III sor the past two years,
az a result OF inhaling poisonous fumes
while lighting a IRE.
He was on the second floor OF the
Economy Cycle store, on Grand River
ave., during a blaze there, when the
floor fell, carrying the chief with Il
TO the basement. Several cans OF car
bide were broken. and the water, min
Cling with the carbide, sent up dense
fumes. Chief O'Neil was nearly over
come when rescued, and never saw q
well day afterwards.
Mr.. O'Neil was 81 years OF age and
was born In Detroit. One OF the am
billions of his childhood was to be-
come fireman, and at the age OF II
he obtained job IN the department
AZ errand- and battery hoy, his- duties
In the latter capacity being to look
after the batteries connected with the
telegraph system. At the age OF II
he became an assistant driver on a
supply wagon. He became an assist
ant pipeman In 1870. and from then on
his promotion was rapid. His illness
forced him to retire last November.
Mr.. O'Neil was for 20 years q mem
Der of Division No. /. A. o. H., and
was It's treasurer for IL years. The
society will meet Thursday night to
take appropriate action. He also be-
longed TO the Knights OF Columbus
and Branch No. 1, c. M. b. A. His
widow and three children survive at
NO. 1856 Fourteenth-ave The funeral
probably will be held Friday morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

August Retz. 90; Clara BastIan, so.
John Peich. "a Mary Jracek, IL.
Charles f. Davis. 4s. Detroit; Emma
Alex Tomezek "a Mary Kaiadsii. "a.
Jennis Cichacka, 20. Buffalo.
Louis Klemer. Is. Buffalo: Louise
William Sheppard. 80. sarnia. Can;
Mary Polly 20, same.
Piort LsceskL %; Eii1abetn AS
John BahlavOOns. 20; Harganash
bulgarian. 20.
Edwa!ga shumats. 50; Mary M. Nc
John Lacey, "a. BEDFORD; Blanche M
Harry L. BranhaIi, "a, Pittsburg, Pa:
Maybeil Lansworth Il. North Law
s Gsorse w Harry "a p,vmo,,h.
Ethel H Hannah, az south Lyons.
Robert Cooley. 20; Ida King. 81. {.
Antonio Messino. 81; Josephine Pal
Jacob Aiken.. IS. stratford. Ont:
Mary godfrey. IS. same
Charles II. Potter. 81. Pontiac: Bes-
sic M. Baker, 10. Detroit
Ralph K. Wilcox. ~. Hiliadale; Fran
ces HOP kins, 20, Detroit.
Harry Zoyeron, "a; Leah Smith. 20.
John Bury, sgi Anna Gacek. 20.
Wilfred s. Dennis. %, Greenviile.
Pa; Mable lafayette. 20, Erie. Pa.
Bert II. +. Green. 45; Anna l. Gle
James scram. 80, Detroit: Florence
III. Freeman. 26. Rochester, ~. Y.
James GREGG Milligan. 81; Mary Col
VILE, 26.
MareK Tobian. Il: Honorata Marx.
10.
John w. Coy. 4s. Cleveland; Leila
A. Smith. 40. same.
John Dawson. "a: Adeline Gibson, ~.
Fred Hubbell, 10. Detroit: Eta Peek.
IS, Jackson, Mich.
Arthur Bowen. 81. Detroit: IDA sonn-
tag. 20, Toledo.
Steve Zebro, ~: Helen Zimba. 81.
Albert L. Crawford, 26 Akron. o.:
Mildred f. Kamine, 20, Detroit
Felix Chostcowski. IS: Josie JaiSer-
Louis H. sylvester. rs; Frances @.
Carl schmidt AZ: Margaret Fisch-
oach SO.
Joseph Mozart. IT: Rosina DeMur-
curio, Is.
Frank RensekL IL Frances Kor-
John Dobosz. rs; Frances PoIicht, 10.
Edwin Tilley, 20; Elizabeth Duhring.
H..
John Scott. 81. Lansing. Hanna l.
Calvert. II. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1911-07-05
ACCUSES HIS SON.
"He Spends Money on Wine and No
men," Father Tells Court.

"He Spends Money on Wine and No
~ men," Father Tells Court.
Harry Kohane's father stood up In
Judge Phelan's court, wednesday
morning. and pointed an accusing
finger at his son, Harry. who pleaded
guilty to stealing diamond ring from
his sister.
This boy has stolen over $4,000
from me-" said the father. For him,
have paid bill after bill. Il has cost
me much money to keep him out of
trouble. He flies too high. He wants
money to spend ON wine and women
and for that reason, am through
with him."
II was learned that young Kohane
pawned the ring for only $40 and he
and his companion, Peter Gapsky. took
the proceeds, and with their lady
friends, went 10 the Pontchartrain
and purchased wine.
Il seems to me your lady friends are
too fastidious," said Judge Phelan.
1T Is my opinion that they would
thrive much better on lager beer"
Kohane was remanded to the coun-
ty jail.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-05
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.


DETROIT. July Sup; Nipigon,
1880 D. m: Beebing. 1:l0; Kennedy, 3;
G(ay1ey. 3:15: French. Venezuela. 9; l.
J Boyce, barge Barium. 4;l0; p. r. MIL
c CHI ou sso Morrow 9Sgse slc s's '
CRAWFORD ie:i5: 'i utley. 1870 a me-: Cor
nelius. f:15; Delaware, 1880: Glen
mount .; Watson. stephenson. ioiag; .
neapolis. 1910 p. m; owego. 1915:
Wilkesbarre. 1920; Michigan. lao:
Robert Holland, N. c. Holland. l:25; w.
O. Mather. l:so; Maine, barge Uranus.
Kensington. $40: Ellwood. Z.
Walsh. $50 p. m Tuesday; Victory.
Constitution. Nyanza, 10; .Sonoma.
1910; Harvard. a. m; II. b. Haywood.
4; Corsica, Holley. orinoco. Granada.
4:20; McDougall. Bryn Mawr. 6:15:
Warner. Warmer. $40: ziilah and
barges. TAO; Thos. Barlum. o. Kerr.
s:so; Australia, $40; Marina. Corliss
GettysburE Sweetheart, 10:So; Roman,
Magma, Kitby, 1910; Manchester. 1850
sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. July s.
Up: Morgan, Jr.. 1870 y. m. Tuesday;
Dickson, /; Athabasca, 1880: Warren,
Gahoo eS Exile, Friant, q Pontiac. $40
Saronic. T. y. m. Tuesday: Gordon
1880; Donnaconna, s; Tionesta, $50;
Northern King, Bunsen, a; Cole, O.
Mataafa, 10; shaw. 1890; Keewatin,
1850.
Down: Scottish Hero, $3.50 y. IN.
Tuesday: Corrigan, $3.50.
Regina. p. m. Tuesday; Myron
Page, Delaware, o; McKinstry, II so:
Spalding. midnight; Laughlin. /; spo-
kane, German. 1870; Edenborn, 3:30E
Matthews, 4:30; Turret Crown, Masaba,
Maria. s; Jay Morse. 8: Week.-Mrs..
Crescent city, Pendennis White, z: Cort.
Thomas. Schiller, 81 Widener, 8: North
Wind, Rc>eiester, Maunalo, Murphy.
$3.50; Andrew Epson, 1880; Filbert. IL;
The Detroit times., 1911-07-05
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Charles Il. Glenz, 43s Wabash.
Frederick Whitman, 1887 RUSSELL
Frank A Blackburn. 373 Delaware.
John j. Burrow, 81 Baltimore.
John p. Walsh, 23s Phiiadeiphia.
George w. Briggs. 673 Antoine.
Charles Needham, e9s Twenty third.
Vaclay Felczak, 1410 St Aubin
Stanley Francek, 2 Wudman-pL
George Martin. 142 Lyman-pl
Edward N. Hellers, 147 Harrison.
Harry Wilcox. 656 Superior.
GIRLS
Carl Frank, IS Lawton.
Edward Sullivan 1920 Kirby east.
Nicholas Pomeroy, 327 Hudson.
Frank MiaszyinslSt, S12 Twenty third.
Otto Rhode, s26 Charlevoix.
artin Derme, ga Bellevue. e
William j Brennan. 153 Porter.
William Janisse, 26B Hubbard
Gavin Flemming, 1873 Artillery.
hufph Rust TIL 6ottreH,
The Detroit times., 1911-07-05
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Mary M. Morley. TAI Woodward. so
years, apoplexy.
Victoria Michalski, 40 Thirty second.
8 months; convulsions.
Arthur Behltng, Harper hospital, Id
years: orbital ceiiulitis
Pietro Catalano. 276 Mullott. year;
leo colitis.
John L. Watson. 21s Lacrosse. 4s
years; multiple carcinoma or abdominal
Anthony DudEinslxi, asa Illinois, 20
years; puerperal septicaemia.
Wladislaus Biesczad. l342 Dubois, ~
years; phthisis pulmonaiis
Jacob Detlaff, g7s Warren. 70 years:
phthtsts pulmonalis.
Antoinette Woycehocka, 619 Garfield.
&C years; chronic nephritis. 49,
Herman Knoch, Pontiac, Mich, VI
years; exhaustion.
Andy Kaboda, ~ Peterson. months;
entero colitis. te
Clark Convin, ST. Mary's hospital,
about 50 years; pulmonary tuberculosis.
Clarence Jones. SIS Twelfth. ~
months; ricketts,.
George F. Doemling. sac East Grand
Jennie Lindsay. 2Is Greenwood. Q
years; pneumonia.
Evelyn Keliar. 10 ST. Charles. /
month: uraemia
Emma Murtagh, $50 McDougall. 80
years; Inquest pending.
Mary l. Sterling. 122 Adams east. "
years; cerebral apoplexy.
FREDERICK u. Renaud, Zzot II. Jenef-
son. 81 years; senility.
William L. Grant. IS wilkins. about
81 years: chronic articular and muscu-
lar rheumatism.
Charles Reiss. iss Trumbuil. nc years:
apoplexy.
Catherine wegfsrth, SIS Forest, IS
years; senility.
Barbara Rickert, City Tuberculosis
hospital. 20 years; pulmonary tueerca-
losis
John Ryan. IS Wayne. about as
years; phthisis pulmonalis.
Herman Yost, HaIntramck. Mich, b
morths: cholera infantum.
Elizabeth Kreuger. 10 Norvell, 10
days; spinal meningitis.
Charles Roberts. ST Mary's hospital,
So years; inquest pending.
Mary NJ. Peterson, 36l Franklin, b
months; malnutrition.
Thomas Grant, $40 Wabash. 81 years;
old age.
sarah Mcintyre. Al Pitcher. 81 years;
Joseph +. Bender as Lawndale. ~
years: inquest pending.
Geneva Kila, ib4 Thirteth, I year;
morphine poisoning, accidental.
Antoine Juchno, SIS Wesson. 4
months; cholera infantum.