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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
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BIG SHORTAGE
TAX COMMISSIONER FRED BLUE
Z MAKES MORE DISCLOSURES
OF SHORT ACCOUNTS. ~
FIND MANLY DISCREPANCIES.
ONE OFFICIAL is FOUND TO OWE
OVER NINE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. TOTAL FINDING is $t3,.
s68.36. $1,000 ~
MIDDLEBouRNE, W. Va, Sept.

MIDDLEBoURNE, w. Va, Sept, /
Only a few days ago the state tax
commissioner. Fred o. Blue. presented
a copy Of the audit OF the accounts
OF County Clerk Duty TO be indebted
to Tyler county the sum OF s9,O73.63,
now the tax commissioner follows the
filing OF that report with a report of
July l, 1905, TO December 81. 1909, ex-
cept payments to Sheriff Will E. Long
the audit Of the accounts Of Ex.Sher-
In H. B. Shriver covering his term
for boarding prisoners which are
audited to September 30, 1910. The
report is confined to the sheriff's set.
lament made in 1906. 1907. 1908. and
1909 for the taxes Of 1906, 1906, 1907,
1905. also payments made to the sher-
In from the Tyler county teasury.
The finding against Ex-Sherlff
Shriyer Is $4,114.20, of which s3,993.34
goes to the county. and s120.S6 to the
state. The finding against the pres.
ent sheriff, VIII E. Long, is s7S0.53.
In addition to-. these amounts there
is an additional sum OF s17G.50 against
Mr.. Long. that is held subject to ad.
Indication by the courts, and against
Ex-Sherlff Shriver the sum of $685.
81, representing discounts, for, which
no finding Is made and which is left
open in all ADULTS until the: question
has been decided by the supreme
court OF appeals. Z.
Makes Partial Payment -
At this time, however, Mr.. Shirver
does not owe S4,114.2O as. the finding
Of the audit shows. After the audi.
tors had completed their, work and
the report was made UP but not yet
filed Mr.. Shriver. on August 20, ap
pcared before the tax commission and
turned over $2.3S1.49 for. the county
and s96.20 for the state. He selected
the items he desired to pay at that
tlme and the auditors apportioned the
sums among the various funds.'SAt
the present time. therefore! oMr. .Shri.
Tsr;oSes, but 's1,Bs651n ofi&hfclp st4.GG
isttde tic State. !iroii .HoH-'-"noiifS
The ,audlts thus far made in Tyler
county ''aHd :feported y to,ctiie county
court ahdi Hpr4setnting attorney show
q total finding OF S13,96S36.
The largest discrepancies in the af-
fairs of Sheriff, Shriyer we're found
in the 1906 tax books OF the 1907 SGT.
Element. The discrepancies consisted
Of, failure to charge the sheriff with
back taxes AMOUNTING to s243.74; err
rrqF. In FOOTING Total, $4,000; errors in
ttqqtfalllngg! the ,GqHnty lGyy and ilfJN and
personal properly hacks fStSSGiQ7bifa
Il 15sa Records Nat cemPlste.ns laIoG
.us"We:.Yere liable tQ Gpd fhehdog tax.
list. hence could not verify the sher-
IFS settlement with the dog fund.-,
says tho report. say 1
In reference to special school levy
the report says both auditors were
unable. to verify all settlements.
&: Shortage May Grow. W.
Is ltt5will be seen that tits possible
that the shortage may be much great
or than the finding Of the auditors for
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
Rev. TurkIeson Preached.

Rev. John P. Turkleson, former
pastor Of, the First ". p. church
preached ut the Palatitne Bantis,
church Wednesday evening. Rev
Turkelson preached an excellent ser
mon hut owing to the disagreeable
weather the attendance was small.
Having House Party.
. Miss Grace Housh of East Park
has rs her guests her uncle. Mr.. John
Hicks and wife OF Redwood. Misses
Ada Vaber and Anna Hicks of Beaver
and Josephine Knight OF Redwood
last evening. Miss Hough entertain
cd a number OF friends in honor OF
her guests. The hours were delight
fully spent and tempting refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Double Contest. Il
a gold anil silver medal contes,
Will be held during the w. C. T. u
County convention att Fairview next
week. The contest will be held nm
Thursday evening. September 7, and
the contestants for the gold medal
are Flossle Mccullough. Gretta Mich,
OILS. Mary Gilhart and Alma Clelland
For the silver medal the contestants
arc Daisy Watkins, Vertie Morgan,
Wanda Gordon and Arleen Hudclns
at.: Entertained at Dinner.
Mrs. Florence Garraher and Mrs
Virginia Levelle of State street on.
tcrtaincd Prof. and Mrs. May and Mrs
DAVID Rodgers at twelve o'clock din.
Nor yesterday. =
Moved to Phllippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farlow left to.
day for Philippi where they will re,
side. Mr.. Farlow who has been en-.
nloyed as train dispatcher by the B;
d o. railroad, has accepted a similar
position at that place. Mr.. and Mrs,
Farlow returned Wednesday from n
three weeks trip 'to Norfolk, Ocean
CITY and other points. Mrs. Dow
Hutchinson and Mrs. Cora Rager en-.
tertahed at dinner last evening in
their ahonor. Both have made many
friands In this city'who will regret to
hear ~ their departure. ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
NOTICE,

D. - . We.
& The undersigned, being the majority
of the corporators Of Fairmont Coun.
try Club, corporation created under.
the laws OF the State OF West Virginia,
by virtue OF charter issued by the
Secretary Of State Of said State, bear
ing date the 18th day of August. 1911,
hereby call n meeting Of the corpora
tors and members OF said Fairmont
Country Club to be held in the Coun.
ty Court Room, in the court house. In
the City OF Fairmont,. Marion county,
West Virginia, on September 18TH.
1911. at 1880 p. M, for the purpose or
organizing said corporation, adopting
bylaws and transacting any other
business which may lawfully be done
by the corporators and members Of
said Fairmont Country Club In general
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
.HMr. and MRS.. Reed Entertainlna.

% Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Entertaining.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Edwin Reed,
.swho have had a cottage at Atlantic
City during the summer months, have
entertained extensively. They have
had as their guests, Mr.. Jas. Gufrey
and family, of Pittsburg; Mr. and Mrs,
Hawkins. of Wilmington, Del, the pa.
feAts Of Mrs. Reed; Miss Alice Tonry,
81 Westcrnport. Md. Rev. A. H. Boa.
yin, Mrs. B. F. Reed. Miss Eva Brand
and. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Fletcher. Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher returned from there
on Sunday and Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
lWiedebuch will join the house party
next week. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
GRAF TON I|II ELks
/. NJ. won CONTEST IN.
LOCAL DUcKPlN sPILLERs ARE
BEATEN ON THE, TEMPLE AL.
LEYs- DREsBAcH HAD HI1n
SCORE. 49," :

The Grafton Elks team defeated the
local Elks last night at Duckplns on
the Temple alleys. There was an en-.
thusiastic bunch of onlookcrs at the
contest. Dresbach had the highest
individual score while the high score
of the evening went to Douglas, OF
the visiting team.
Ealrmdnt Elks- :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01

All members Of the W. C. T. U. are
urged TO be present Friday evening
at the business meeting which will
be held In the basement of the First
NJ. p. Church, There will be business
OF importance before the Union,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
Visitors In City.

s sFairmont lis promised gay week
socially when the Tennis Tournament
Will hold its annual meet here next
week. A number Of guests will be
entertained In the city besides the
young men who will attend the tour.
nament -and-who will rs usucl be en-.
tertained at the bungalows up the in.
,tcrurban. ~
Miss Sue Kearsley Watson will en-.
tertain at her home on Fairmont ave.
nue., Miss Purdon Smith, of York, Pa;
Miss Elizabeth Brown, of Scwickley.
Pa; Miss Margaret White. of Pitts.
burg. Pa; and Miss Emily Winship,
OF Rtlahta. Ga. They will arrive to.
morrow and will spend the week.
Miss Mary Louise Nichols will enter.
tain ut her home ON Fairmont avenue
Miss Agnes Taylor. OF Pittsburg, and
Miss Pauline Mitchell, OF Uniontown,
Pa. x. .u,,i,a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
Have Returned Home.

81 Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Watson who had
been entertaining at house party at
( Brighton In Atlantic City, have return.
ed TO their home. They were accom-.
panied by the children OF Mr.. George
: I. Watson. Mr.. Watson and Mrs. Wat.
son having stopped In Cumberland,
Nd. to attend the Tennis Tournament
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
Miss Morgan Reslaned.

Miss Artha Morgan who has been
a teacher In the First ward school for
the ast few years has resigned and
Miss Beulah Garner will teach In her
placed ts,ibaEs' * s.l52
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01

Misses Irene and Martha Hutchin.
son returned last night from Towanda.
lfays where they had been guests at a
house party. Miss Martha had also
been guest at house party In At.
lantic City before going TO Pcnnsyl.
vania:! =. =. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01

Misses Sue Watson and Mary Louise
Nichols who had been the guests of
Mrs. John Gordon jSmyth at Van Lear,
Ky, arrived home ?last night. Miss
Josephine Lavender who accompanied
them. came home several days ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01

IA I1EA4#s$6TI
loseHfe aaYSeu al bIn1i,I.:grs

Mr.. and Mrs. George Shumakcr en-
tertalned at dinner Tuesday evening
for Rev. and Mrs. John P. Turkelson
who. leave soon for Buckhannon. Y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01

will tonight address the, Ohio county
". C.. T. U. convention which con.
,vcned; there this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01

Mrs. w. S. Hunt was hostess last
evening to a number of friends honor
Ing her cousin, Miss Myrtle Barr. of
5Garksburg, who is cher guest. 800"
was the diversion of the evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01

j. H. snider will save you the dii.,
erence on furniture. st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01

Mrs. Morrow at Elm Grove.
ssMrE Mr.. Ca,Morrow. has gone to
Elm Grove. near Wheeling, where she
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
Personals,

Mrs. Clarence Nichols and children
are tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Nichols at Colfax. e
Mrs Dallas Barker Of Wilson street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15

the committee. the poor department
OF the city 10 run In a slip-shod and
unbusinessitke manner, that the pur-
chase Of supplies is left almost en-
tirely to the mstron of the home,
that there is no supervision by the
overseer OF the poor of the supplies,
nor any suggestions from him as to
what supplies and how many shall
be purchased. that by direction OF
the overseer of the poor the matron
has been In the habit OF obtaining
cash from local storekeepers, and
whether or not 1t was used for the
purchase Of supplies for the inmates
of the home your committee are I'M
able to decide, that the COMMITTEES
have examined the bills for recent
months and considering the number
of inmates, they are excessive, from
statement of overseer of. poor made
to committee he only visits the home
once a week. The report further cit
ed the instances where cash was adj
yanced by storekeeper and applied to
the purchase of butter, as previously
reported in the EVENING NEWS,
and also called attention to the over
seer of the poor circulating the Pc
tition in favor of Mrs. Cook. Upon
motion OF Mr.. Stuart, the report was
received and placed on file and the
matter left In the hands of the poor
committee.
Upon the nomination of Mr.. Stan
ton q chairman committee on IL
censes, Thomas Wortley was nomi-
mated for the office of dog warden
and upaufrnouaI elanfad
Wants Animals Protected.
Mrs. Chauncy, the agent of the So
ciety for the Protection of Cruelty
to Animals, was present and was CIV
IN the floor. She stated she simply
wanted to ask II there was q pound,
that there must be a pound for the
animals and q covering over them,
and they must be fed once a day;
that she thought by coming to the
meeting and telling them 1T might
save the council and city trouble
hereafter. She stated she expected
a representative from the Society at
Newark present but as he had not
arrived, she wished to make this
simple statement. She stated In de-
stroying the dogs they could use
either gas, water, or chloroform.
Mr.. Stuart asked If the solicitor
had obtained any information in re-
gard to Ambrose Abbott. In reply
Mr.. Pearse presented a letter from
Mrs. Francis Day, of the New Jersey
State Board of Children's Guardians,
Jersey City, advising that the boy
was In the New Jersey Training
School for Feeble Minded Boys and
Girls at Vineland, N. j.: that she
was endeavoring to have him placed
In the institution as a state patient,
thus relieving the city of the ex-
pense. The matter was left in the
hands Of the city solicitor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
INTER-SCHOOL
DEBATE MAY a
.ChsttIs, of Long Branch Ac-
cepts P. A. H. s. Challenge.

Perth Amboy high school and
Chattle high school, rivals in the de-
batting line, will again meet this
year as they have In former years In
en- inter-school debate. This decis-
ion was reached yesterday when
ChatSle answered the challenge sent
them by the local school several
weeks ago.
AS last years debate was held In
this city, Long Branch, the home Of
Chatt1e, will be the scene of this
seasons meeting. The date has beer
set for Thursday, May 4.
The subject will be RESOLVED
That immigration Should be Furth.
er Restricted" The locals will up.
hold the affirmative side. The team
will be picked in a preliminary de
bate to be held in the school audi
torium on the 31st of this month.
Last year the subject was Re
solved, That the advantages of the
New York Stock Exchange are great
er than the disadvantages" Tht
crimson and white won, by the clever
work of Miss Cornelia L'Hommedieu
Hallan Skeen and Walter Barker
MISS f1OulLleuleu duu MI. Ohcel
are still In school and are likely tt
make the team. The third membel
will probably be Barney Browning
who was the substitute of last sea
sons team. Miss L'Hommedieu and
Mr.. Skeen are both experiences
speakers, having appeared before 10
cal audiences many times. Mis-
IL'Hommedieu won a gold medal TO,
oratory two years ago in an inter
society debate. and was the captain
last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
C. R. SCOTT
TO LECTURE


W. Gilbert Condit, lay reader in
charge at Holy Cross Episcopal
church, has arranged a most inter-
esting address to be given In the
church at 8 O'Clock this evening.
The speaker will be Charles R.
Scott, state secretary of boys depart
ment of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Mr.. Scott will speak on
the rescue of Wellman's airship
party by the steamship Trent. Mr..
Scott was a passenger on the Trent
at the time the thrilling rescue was
effected.
Preceding the address evening
prayer Will be said. The service,
however, viii be so arranged that all
denominations may take part. The
policy of the Y. M. G. A. in this
matter Is plain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
FROM
WASHINGTON
Postmaster General Says Pc
tltions Will Be Considered.

In response to q communication to
Postmaster General Hitchcock those
most interested in the fight for improve
ments in the post Office service in this
city have been notified that petitions
will receive due consideration, whether
or not they bear the endorsement of the
local postmaster. Mr.. Hitchcock states
that needed Improvements will be
granted, regardless Of whether or not
the postmaster recommends them.
In view of the alleged antagonistic
attitude of Postmaster Tice towards the
requested improvements, which include
additions to the post office forces, those
backing the petitions now in circula,
ton communicated with the postmaster
general in order to ascertain the proper
course of procedure.
Petitions are still In circulation and
being literally signed. Every resident
with the exception of a few Of the post
masters most intimate friends, the
committee says are signing them. Al
extra large petition is being signed By
members of the local trade unions
which are in sympathy with the work
lag forea oftha post ofies-
|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
SHIPPING NEWS

Tug Wyoming towing barges Black
Tom, Black Bird and Battle for this
city, steamed from Boston, Mass, yes
terday.
Steamer Ruth, bound for Port Tam
pa, steamed From Roosevelt yesterday
and schooner Josephine, bound for Viii
mington, N. c., sailed from this place
yesterday.
Schooner Major Pickands, bound from
Fernandins and British schooner Maple
Leaf, from New York, arrived at this
port yesterday.
Steamship Murcia has cleared from
this port for Philadelphia.
British schooner Myrtleleaf hal
entered from New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
MISSIONARY TELLS OF
KOREAN DYNAMITE PLOT
Special BY United Press WIRE.

Seoul, Korea, March ia plot
to a~ssassinate the war minister and
Governor General Terauchi by ~dyna-
hitting a train, was discovered today
by the Japanese through secret In
formation by an American mission
airy In Korea. The missionary re-
eeived a copy of the Korean Terror
lists Manifesto divulging the plot and
| turned 1t over to the authorities.
| Forty Koreans are under arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15

Councilman Stuart stated the
committee on poor investigated the
conditions at Tompkins Home, a
public, hearing was held giving the
matron an opportunity to answer:
since then matron has resigned her
position, nevertheless despite the
resignation OF the matron, we feel
that the matter Is not closed and beg
leave to submit the following report.
The report stated IN the opinion of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss a great deal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15

Look at the prices OF things n
advertined IN tcuxy-s1E5H4ys
J know yaiues ana have q cafe for
yonE p4fse, these prices will interest
yNtY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
LOOKS TO
AMERICA FOR PEACE
by Umited Prsss Wsrs.

Special By United Press Wsrs-
London. March 15:-In e copy
right interview given to the United
Press today, Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford. one of England's fore
most statesmen, declared that Amer
lea must take the initiative In bring
ing about world peace and Amerlca
and England combined could force
international disarmaments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
LUMBER YARD BURNED;
LOSS is 100000

sgeo7aI bp United Press Wire.
Milwaukee, Wis, March 15-The
entire Menominee Valley, a manu-
featuring suburb, is threatened by a
fire which today destroyed the stock
OF the NJ. Hilty Lumber Company,
valued at 100000. The fire con-
sumed 100000 feet of lumber In
the yards.
further attention. tt Is believed
that as q result of this exceptionally
big hearing. that there is a good
prospect that a commission bin OF
sone sort Will be reported before
many days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
CASES To BE
HEARD MONDAY
rpeosa, to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, March t5;-The
petit Jury will sit here Monday to
hear testimony in the cases against
slot machine owners who were
caught in a recent raid.
The case of William H. Van Sic
kle, Jr., for granddaughter, in con-
nection with the collapse of the
Turton house in this city, scheduled
to have come up Monday, has been
adjourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-15
SALOON CASES
ON TOMORROW
special to the EVENING VIEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
New Brunswick, March 15-Judge
Lyon will sit here tomorrow to hear
testimony against Sayreville saloon
keepers against whom ase for III
legal sale of liquor are being brought
by the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. The first case to be
heard will be that against Andrew
Allgair.
On Friday Judge Lyon will sit
here to receive an application for
the appointment of. q guardian for
Eleanor Jaques, of South Amhoy.
The girl is four years old and her
father. Edward H. Jacques, wants to
receive the appointment. Her aunt,
Miss Lizzie Straub, opposes the ap-
pointment. The applicant Is a phar-
macist In the store of his father,
George w. Jacques. John Lovely
and Alan H. Strong appear for hin
and Senator George S. Silzer repre-
SCENTS Miss Straub.
The evening world., 1911-07-18
SEARCHED COUNTRY
F0RFATHER GET
MOTHERS AL|M0NY
Krum, Who Disappeared in
1000, Is in Arrears
S0,20l.32.

How n son searched several years
over several different countries for his
father In order that his mother might
collect u Judgment she obtained for all
non was disclosed to-day In the SUI
preme Court when Mrs. Ida Josephine
Zoll OF Hammond. Ind, applied to Jus
tlce Giegoclch for an attachment against
the property OF Clarence krum, a Sr1p-
teal hardwood merchant. of No. lil
broadway, whom she divorced in 1875.
krum Is In arrears OF alimony In the
Gun OF 50. 81. g. Mrs, Zol's lawyer de-
clared Krum disappeared in 1900, and that
since then Mrs, Zoll had not received
one penny of al!mony, as was directed
by the court which granted a divorce.
Raymond W. Krum. the twonty-one-
yeir-old son OF the couple, began 4
search for his father which extended
through tbs country and cuba. Re
Gently hc learned taat krum was In
New York and 50 notified his mother.
Justice G.trcr.oh reserved decision on
Mrs. coils application.
The evening world., 1911-07-18
MONEY CAN'T HARM THEN
NOW, SAYS MISS GRAHAM.

1T II strange what money can do
In this country" sighed Mrs. Stu
glcton.
Never mind. sister" cried Miss
Graham, 'iall the money In the world
annot harm US now"
II should say not asscnted Miss
Conrad. I'VE both have easier con.
sciences than that man Stokes. We
have been criticised for going on the
stage. but We have got to have money
for our defense. so that this engage
mcnt is just "A godsend to us"
Distrlct-Attorney Whitman said this
afternoon that there was no action h,
could take to prevent the appearance OF
tho indicted how girls from making
capital out OF their notoriety.
Judge Olcott." said Mr., Whitman,
"who Is representing Mr.. Stokes. went
to the theatre last night In the interes,
OF his client. lie sat In a front sea,
and listened to every word of the act
lie heard nothing that was In any way
offensive and he wrote me to-day thai
there was nothing In the young woman's
act upon which he could ask that any
steps be taken 10 suppress the Misses
Conrad and Graham. Under the law,
while out on bail. they are at liberty to
earn their living In any way they SET
ht."
The evening world., 1911-07-18
TO HOLD UP SHIPS
FROM INFECTED
PORTS TEN DAYS
Order Issued by Federal Gov
eminent in Fight in New
York to Bar Cholera.
EIGHTH DEATH HERE.
Aides of u. S. Surgeon-G Gen.
eral Begin Cooperating
With State Officials.
EIGHTH A HERE.

With the arrival to-day OF an assist
ant of surgeon-Generai wyman OF
Washington the Federal Government
began cooperating with the State and
local authorities In the effort to keep
cholera out Of New York. Representa-
make a thorough inspection of condi-
tions' at Quarantine and decide what
precautionary measures are necessary.
The Federal Government has devised
a icy plan OF inspection of ships at
all the important American coast cities.
In New York. by order of Gen. wy
man. all ships from infected ports shall
be detained for a ten-day observation
period.
No new cholera cases were reported
to-day at S%winburne Island. The death
yesterday Of Francisco Faranda. six
teen. who was taken from the Moltke.
was the sixth from that ship. lie lived
only a few Tours after he developed
the symptoms or Hoffman Island and
was transferred.
His death Is the eighth In and around
49,, a., -. -, ri, r.
-. ..s -, -.
.en.. o...a,,,.. ~. -
a. v a.. ,ha ~ .anan IT,
Brooklyn. Then three Storage passen-
gers on the Moltke died after being de-
tanned at Hoffman Island a week.
-" .San"n
s"nS 49, -, ,ha D., nrs.
- a, :, ,,o p.r,aIa 49, g.
anu " I"
SUI heiu al S"aia"''he'
Inc government mas ordeFed 10 New
York DR.. II. Won Ezdorf. in charge of
the United states Marine Hospital at
Mobile, one Of the most expert bac-
teriologists In the service. He will help
look after thu cholera situation.
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'ie au.no''''es d. ave Lawn
e'ose cofuon aoou' 'ne e'.'. an ''".hS