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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
HATLESS AND AIMLESS.
Elderly Woman From colebrook, N. H.,
Wandering About Cambridge. Mass.

Cambridge, Mass, April %. -Hatless
and thinly clad, Miss Rebecca H. Glea-
son, 70 years of age, of Colebrook, n.
H., was found wandering aimlessly
about in Harvard square yesterday. She
was able to tell her name and where
she came from, but could give no ex-
PLANTATION of how she reached Cam
bridge. She told the police that she
had brother. George, somewhere in
Cambridge, and an effort is being made
to find him. Meanwhile Miss Glea-
son is being cared for at the city home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
LANDED AMONG SOLDIERS.
Prince Henry in Aeroplane Came Down
Quickly When Cylinder Broke.

Darmstadt, Germany, 9pril 22.-
Prince Henry of Prussia had thrilling
experience while operating his aeroplane.
with August Euler as passenger, over
the military parade ground to-day. The
cylinder in the machine broke, compel
ling the prince to make a hasty descent.
which was accomplished successfully.
The sviators came down in the midst Of
a regiment Of soldiers, who scattered
hastily, thereby avoiding injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
TRAIN FELL
ESQ FEET
Fl Persons Killed in South
Africa Accident
THEIR BODIES GROUND UP
Bridge Over Rocky Gorge Near Graham
town Collapsed and the Passenger
Train Was Sent to the
Bottom.

Capetown, Union of South Africa,
April ga passenger train on the
Kowiers railroad plunged to destrlc.
tion in a rocky gorge, two hundred and
fifty feet deep, through the collapse OF
bridge at point thirteen miles from
Grahamtown to-day, Twenty-one pas
sengers were carried down with the
coaches and were killed. Their bodies
were torn to pieces and inextricably
mixed with the debris OF the cars, which
were ground to splinters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
Congregational Ministerial Union.

The Congregational ministerial union
win hold its quarterly meeting at the
Y. NJ. c. A. rooms in Montpelier on
Tuesday the 25th. The morning ses-
sion viii begin at 1890 The exercises
will be as follows:
Coming Adjustments in Professionalism" /"
Rev. Fraser Metzger. Randolph; "Criti-
cism of the paper" Rev. John A. Law
renee, Chelsea; "The Minister'S Library
tReview of Booksl," Rev. Frank Blom-
field, Berlin; sermon, Rev. Dow Lee Hill
lard, Cabot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
RED sox PLAYERS GO.
Seven Youngsters Disposed of to Minor
Leagues.

Boston, April 22.-Minor league as
signments for the present season for
seven major league aspirants on the Bos.
ton American squad were announced
yesterday. Providence, Of the Eastern
league, Is given Pond and Perry. out
fieIders, and Dale, a pitcher; Buffalo.
of the same league. IS given the services
of Pierce, left-hRnd pitcher. and Sac
ramento. of the Pacific coast league, viii
use Hunt. a pitcher and Mohsney, a
pitcher and outfelder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
GOT AGAINST SAW.
Andrew J. Bennett Had One Hand
Badly Hurt.

Andrew Bennett, who is employed
as boxer at the LeClair & McNulty
stoneshed, had two fingers and the
thumb on his left hand nearly cut off
this morning by getting his hand caught
in the saw in the boxing room DIR.
p s. Duffy was called to dress the
wounds. The bone of the thumb was
nearly cut off and one of the fingers
was nearly as badly cut, but the doe
tor thought that they could be saved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
TRY TO BURN ASYLUM.
Five Orphans Wanted to Get Out Of
Institution.

Troy, n. Y, April 22.-Five boys
the Oldest only 10, and the youngest
10. confessed to Magistrate Valentine
yesterday that they tried to burn the
fsirview house, an orphan asylum at
Golonie, Albany county, Of which they
were inmates
They gave as a reason that they
wished to get away from the institu.
ton The fire destroyed part Of the
building and imperiled the lives of POO
children The young incendiaries are
being held at the Humane society
rooms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
ALL EXCEPT HARDwIcK.
OF Quarry Workers Union Are Now
at Work, is Report.

News received at the qusrryworkers'
headquarters to-day tells OF the set
tling of the quarry workers strike in
Granite, Okla. after a disagreement
lasting some time. OF all the North
American branches connected with the
Quarryworkers' union, the Hardwick
local is the only one whose members
are idle at the present time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
GEN. MADER0'S WIFE
PLEADED FOR PEACE
She Remained In Rebel Camp Last
Night and Entreated General to
Listen to His Father Over
Peace Proposals.
Peace Proposals.

FL Paso, Texas. April % Both the
federals and the insurrectos Were rest
ing within rifle shot Of each other at
Juarez this morning, awaiting develop
ments for peace or war. Mrs. Fran
cisco / Madero, wife of Gen Madero,
spent the night in camp with her hus-
band and made several efforts to have
him listen to his father and try to
secure peace terms on which the fight
inc could stop. Some of the insurrec-
tos are demanding fighting.
Negotiations had been declared off
between the insurrectos and the Mexi-
can government yesterday afternoon, a
telegram having been reviewed by the
Mexican governments representatives
who had ben trying to arrange some
peace proposals. The message in
formed that the demands Of Madero
could not be entertained.
One Peace Proposal.
Braniff and 0bregon, peace commits.
sioners, yesterday gave out statement
of their proposals for settling the
trouble and declared that Madero would
be to blame for the consequences of
the war, inasmuch as he could at pres
ent accept compromise with good
grace. They declared that they repre-.
sent perfectly defined public senti-
ment" in Mexico Their statement says
that with a guaranty of reforms per-
pccted, "the armed rebellion has carried
its avowed principles into triumph and
as consequence ceases thereafter to
be justified, and its persistence renders
it dangerous to our future peace and
welfare, and therefore unpatriotic and
undeserving of further public support" !"
The retirement of President Diaz is
not necessary to insure compliance by
the government with its promises, il
is asserted, and a compromise would
not only demonstrate TO the world the
good sense, coolness and patriotism Of
the Mexican public but
would result in the creation of polit-
ical parties similar to those that have
brought about in the United States the
effective government by the people and
for the people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22

Mrs. c. c. Larkin, accompanied by
her grandson, b. F. Waterman, left to-
day, for Newport, \. H.. TO visit her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Cults.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
STORE CONDEMNED
ON BROAD Street
Building Inspector Beck Orders
Fire Escapes on Lodging
Houses.

Building Inspector Beck yesterday
known as G06 East Broad Street, now
standing vacant. and at one time oc-
cupied by the Virginia Auction Com
pany. The owners will erect q moucrn
three-story brick store on the lot.
The building inspector also issued
orders requiring the erection of lire
escapes on number of lodging ana
other houses which had been report>.
by Fire Chief Joynes as without proper
exits in case of panic or fire. The 1851
includes the building occupied by Fire
Commissioner w. y. Cheatwood, Most
of the buildings are occupied as stores
on the first noor and as lodging houses
above making the necessity Of u lire
escape more apparent In other bui!d-
inGs many operatives are employed on
the upper doors and the fire chief and
building Inspector concur that some
mode Of egress in case of lire Is inn
perat.ve. The list Is as follows:
j. s, Moore. 1915 East Main. three
story brick building. fire escape in
front.
Jacob Levitt & Son. Tourist Hotel.
1885 East Main; IRE escape In front.
w a Cheatwood. 1915 East Main
three story brick building; fire escape
in rear
Samuel Steiner & Bro, three-s,ory
brick building. l4il E.as; Main; fire
escape In rear, another in front.
b. Samuels. three-story brick build
ing li$9 East Man fire escape in
rear
ELAN & Funs,en. agents three story
brick building, 1879 East Main; fire
H. seldom Taylor & Co. agents.
thrce-story brick building, 1888 East
Main; fire escape In rear
Elan & Funston. agents, four-story
brick building. 1913 East Cary; IRE cs
cape in rear.
w. S Donnan. thrcc-story hrck
building. 1874 south Thirteenth Street. .
lire escape on north wall. near Thlr-
tecnih Street corner.
II. seldom Taylor & co. agents, three
story brick building ITO East Cary;
fire escape in rear.
Mrs. Julian L. Moore. threc-s,ory
brick store ana dwelling. 1921 East
Main. fire escape in. front
y. W. Bowc X Sons, agents. three
story brick store and dwelling. 1l0s
East Main; nrc escape IN front.
II. II. Noltc. paper box manufactory,
ls33-35-37 East franklin tire escape
in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
W0RKMEN'S CLUB FORMED
rmi-P"iiticnI Organization VIII TAX e
HRnd In Public Annirs

The Workingmen's Social and Poll
teal Club of Richmond and Vicinity'
was organized last night at Labor Tenn.
pie with the following officers: Prcsi.
dent, John iiirschbcrg Vice President
Charles MctZger; Financial Secretary.
Frank krnck. Recording Secretary. w
Il. Whitlock; Sergeant-at- Arms. w.
smith, Ten members In each ward Of
me city were appointed 10 make a
canvass of the union residents and re-
port to the club
Aside from the work Of organization
little business was transacted The
object VIII be 10 Investigate the re
cords OF men running for office in the
city and to vote for tho candidate with
me best platform for tho laboring man.
Therc also will be social features. 4
large number Of union men attended.
and the meeting was enthusiastic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
CITY SUESFORMER
ALDERMAN KIN c
His Bondsnen Held for Failure
to Deliver Coal According
to Contract.

Suit was instituted yesterday in the
City Circuit Court by the city Of Rich
nond against John NJ King. formerly 4
member OF the Board of Aldermen.
hrading as the Richmond Coal Company.
and against his bondsmen, the Empire
Stare Security Company. of New York
for damages in the sum of $1,000 The
declaration sets forth that on June 81;
1893, the city OF Richmond, through the
Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings. entered into contract
with former Alderman King for supply
:ng certain city buildings, including
The City jail and the City Hall, with
anthracite and steam coal 1t is
charged that King utterly failed TO live
up TO his contract. both as TO quality
of coal and delivery. Building lnspcc-
tor Beck finally went into The open
market and bought coal for both build
ings. The higher market and the buy
Ing III separate lols. il is alleged.
caused an actual loss to the city in
price OF abou, $500. which the city
seeks TO recover from the bonding com
pany. The papers were filed by Assist
snt City Attorney George Wayne An
derson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
WILL NAME POINTS
FOR TOLL GATES
Turnpike Hearing Postponed
Pending Amendment to
Petition.

Under ruling made yesterday by the
State Corporation Commission. on the
application OF the Valley Turnpike
Company. to be allowed TO erect addi-
tional toll gates on Its road. that con-
Germ munt designate the exact points
at which 1t proposes TO place the gates
r. Il. Byrd. counsel for the turnpike
company, agreed to supply this infor-
nation later. and the hearing was
postponed to day TO be subsequently
agreed on.
This action on the part OF the COM
mission, taken at the request OF the
respondents. is based on the statute
undcr which the petitioners arc pro-
ceeding. Tho law regulating tho
charging Of tolls on turupikcs Wan
amended at the last session IT the
Legislature so as to allow the com
mission To authorize the erection OF
a second toll gate on any section
whenever local conditions are such
that any turnpike company shall nc
unable to collect tolls TO any CON
siderable extent from the local travel
OH any section OF its road"
Further the law says that the point
shall he designated in tho petition.
Wanted More Gntcs.
Tho request OF the company Was 10
be allowed 10 put additional gates near
the four most important towns through
"i'iN.ii N''' i'du runs. IL IL claimed mat
on one Side OF each OF these towns tho
people using the road pay no tolls.
willie those on the other side aru
charged Tor It's use. Later the petition
MAS withdrawn as to Harrisonburg.
leaving four towns affected
~ tho beginning of the hearing yes
terday, Judge Y. >. Tavcnner. OF Wood
stock appeared for the towns and tho
citizens Of Shenandoah county Ne illed
an answer, which contains many stutc-
ments as 10 fact and one legal argu-
ment--that the petition was defective
because 1t did not specify tho points
ut which i was proposed TO place the
gates
Mr. Byrd, for the turnpike company
stated that he wished time In which to
examine the answer. which was new to
bin An Adjournment was had until
O'Clock
postponcmcnt Taken.
~ the latter hour. Judge 1avcnner
renewed his point as 10 location. ana
after argument the commission ruled
TINT the places must he specified MIR
Byrd IS to be allowed To amend his pc.
tltion and specify the points. but de
sired time TO confer with his clients
before doing so, This brought about
the postponcmcnt OF the whole matter
TO an indefinite date.
Several witnesses were present, but
the merits OF the petition were not
gone into
The fling Of the petition has aroused
great interest ,hroug hout the Valley
Of Virginia. through which this his
toric road runs and considerable on
position to The erection OF more toll
gates has naturally arisen. II has been
explained that IL is not the desire Of
the company 10 collect two tolls tor
amy fve-miIc stretch, which. indeed. Il;
Is prohibited from doing BY law, but
To REQUIRE those living on one side of
a town to pay an amount equal TO thai
collected from those on the other side
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
JURY RECALLED
TO AMEND VERDICT
Prisoner to Appeal-Judge Wells
Refuses to Grant New
Trial.

whether or not ,,,r,. bay,nr o,,a
been diseh.r,
"t'er passing upon
'"e quit OF a prisoner and fixing his
penalty. NAV legally n. rorai,ad -,
cha,
i- P"es' 'oii
tna' pronaoly VIII go to the Supreme
Court in connection with the trial OF
Gus Holland colored. who was con-
victrd of the murder or Lawrence
Pitts, also colored, and sentenced 10 ten
years in the penitentiary in the Hust
ings Court on Monday
The case came UP before Judge Pr
nest H. Wells. of Hastings Court par,
. who was sitting for Judge WYtt
Holland was indicted for murder rho
jury rendered. n verde, or .uiItv ,nd
placed the penalty AT ten Years but
failed to mention the degree II was
discharged by Judge Wells. ana most
of the men were out of the courtroom
when Attorney r. r. Peyton called tho
courts attention to the fact that il n
prisoner were found guilty on thai
charge, the jury should have said so
1nasmuch as the penalty without tho
degree had been named. he moved tbat
the case be set aside as contrary To law
| and evidence
verdict Amended
| Judge Wells. however. recalled tho
| jury, which after retiring fo, sl,ort
| while brought in a verdict of murder
| In the second degree and fxed ,bo
| same penalty Mr.. Peyton ,,otod cycor,
| tons and was allowed 10 argue bis
! motions Yesterday morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
GR AMT { LEDGE
MAY Be old WALL
Old Salts Believe Obstruction in
River Is Merely Old
Masonry.

Some ancient mariners Of Fulton
have advanced a new theory about
that granite ledge" about which Har-
Dor Master. John y. Curtis told the
Finance Committee las. weel: when II
was discussing the award Of CONTRACT
for the proposed city wharvcs. Old
scamen say that there was once n wall
Of solid masonry sort Of embanlt
insnt-along the river front. which
many years ago disintagratsd and fell
over into the river. ana they believe
that IL is those loose stones, now
buried in mud and sand, which tho
borings have reached. and which have
been reported as a rock ledge" whicn
would obstruct ships from getting M
10 the proposed wharf. even IL con-
structed.
Acting on the advice OF City Eng,-
nccr Boiling, the Committee on Inn
provcment OF the James River selected
q design for the wharf from number
submitted, and asked tor the money 10
build it-approXimately $4,000.
Reported Solid Rock.
When the matter came up In the
Finance Committee, lIarbor Master
Curtis and Captain of the city Tug
Thomas Cunningham appeared In on
position. telling of their soundinss be-
tween the proposed wharf and govern
ment channel. where scarcely twelve
feet of water was to be had befor SOLID
rock would be encountered. Mr.. Boil
ling expressed some surprise saying
that the natural rock formation on the
bed of the rived sloped toward the
channel, and the rock should have been
nearer the surface at the dock than
further out. 1t would probably re-
quire the service OF divers with eN-
pensive appaatus 10 determine exactly
tho character of the river bottom.
Before approving or rejecting Inc
award of contract the Finance Com
mittec REQUESTED the CITY Engineer to
get some estimate OF tho cost Of dredg-
ing away tho mud and blasting out and
removing the alleged rock To n uni
form depth OF twenty-five feet. which
is the proposed ultimate depth OF the
government channel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Lee Camp Meets TO Honor Comrndcs Who
Died Last Year

Memorial services for comrades who have
ulrd IN the past year VIII be held to.tnor-
No ~" J. United Confederate Veterans. in their
han on Broad street " =
Tho following l. the death ro'l n, ,bc mas.
twelve months;
Charles :. Atkinson Huphns.s p,,,o,.
t:,s. ;Nl,"erE' p ~ Bhrber Company i.
~ ~! a.m'rH lrslnia Infantry: Nirginius
'Frv; r. II. Duesherry. Company a. Forty
go, 800, \ ieihih in;antry w. W. Finney. lieu
ss11""uut. cDIonei' flfiieth Virginia Infantry
VI W. Ford. Company X sixth Virginia
intan'ry; Andrew y. Gill. Company ID. Third
virginia cavalry; william Ellis Jones Cren-
shhW battery. Pcsrams Battalion Light
Artuierr; AieNeneer Jennings, Company ID.
t.iilseAlh virginia Infhnt!7 j. u. Mcintyre.
N'hf'centn virginia Infantry; Corhn w
MerceF Mosby's Rangers, and charles "
Williams. assistnn; adJuinnt General
c9!zes's brisade, P!cketts Division.
witnessed b. a large number OF members 81
fa'nilis and the friends % the dead veterans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
EYE KNOCKED OUT
Negro Receives seriou. Injury From
Rolling PIN,

Jim HOPKINS. colored OF 1905 ves,
Leigh street was seriously injured
.sst night in an alteration with Leslie
Merritt. alias "Jockoo.r also colorea.
who is alleged to have struck Hopkins
with & rolling pin
Hopkins received the blow in his
eye wa!eh was Knocked completely
cut and vas left dangling on his
cheek Dough was SIN sticking 70 tn
railing pin which had laiely heerl IN
use' and some Of 81 was Scattered over
Hopkins's body. The ellis Ambulance
was called. hut IS anothe. Doctor was
In chsrge i iefi without giving treat
ment. l.atei. however, Guy physician
Injured man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
HOUSES ARE ROBBED
Articles OF Clothing Removed From
Several Homes

Several petty robheries were report
ed last night 10 the police, one Of the
victims was }. & Si2er If 20 Nest
Marshall Street, who reported tina, his
house was entered through rear win
dow and that two ovcrcoats. valued al
$40. We're stolen
Miss Lillian Kaufman. OF 500 East
Marshall Street. reported that her room
had been entered and the wardrobe
broken open Nothing was missing.
Seymour Johnson, coored. Of 510
North Harrison Street. reported that
his house was entered by means of
false keys, and an ovcrcoat and sui,
of clothes. valued at sl6, stolen The
robberies will he investigated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
ROBBER SENTENCED
CoIorcd Womnu Given Year in Pcnitrntiarv
MN tinen % JuiI

In tho Hastings Court yesterday Bessie
Smith. coored was sentenced to year
In tho peniient!ary for having robbed W
NJ. Howard. one-icsgcd colorod man. OF
SIT. When arrested Ressic told several
tales. and incidentally tried to throw away
part of the money. All of It was not re-
covered. and she was accused of swallowing
The res: OF the roll. That however, could
not be rlrovcn
Junius Robinson. colorcd. was sentenced
TO one ycar In 1aii and lined cent for
sault and battery on Mrs, Fredn Grandis.
deaf and dumb woman. living Seven
tenth Street. II shown that Robinson
entered the house and was In the act OF
taking her pocke tbook off the mantcl. Tho
woman grabbed him. and the only assault
was the force used BY the negro TO get
away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
CHAMBER MEETS TONIGHT
Officers VIII BE Elected for Ycur and
Work of Body Discussed.

The annual meeting of tue Chamber
Of Commerce Will be held this evening
~ s:lb o'clock, Officers Of the body
End ten directors Will be elected. There
arc TWENTY-FIVE directors in all. the
others holding over TO next yenr.
The meeting will be devoted entirely
10 the transaction OF business that
directly concerns the chamber. and
President Wood urges large attend
sncc. After the reports are read ana
officers elected. members Of the body
will be asked for. such suggestions as
they think will'1ncre,se the ehiciencv
OF the organization These VIII be
noted by the secretary and referred 10.
the proper committees as soon as the
president has named them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
EniIding Permits.

hnilGinF ana repair permits we're issued
w u Cpllmewor,h. To cree, a dotochca
I li,, 'n,i ana stable ON The cas-, side OF
IMenly-ciRhth street. TO cost siro
Mnl'i" i isUskcll to cree; double fran.
,tHemoht ana one detached frame dwelling
thtt" f,sldciicrs. on the south side OF Cal
noun street between Hickory and 'rylcr
street, "a cost $500
~! II. Nihcri, TO erect ono detached bricI,
s'""ic on the north side OF Broad Strcni
~ 'eHf ~ '22 West Broad street. 10 coat $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12

y y Williamson has bcen appointed ,ray
,Hhs freight agent FOR The scaboard Air
.lhc win "niocs n I'radcntcwn Fla. HIS
,tifliof{ wlil cover al points on the sea
n,oard hGtwcen Turkey Crock. Fla and
N'hi,r, RIA THIS territory formerly was
inliard takes the place occupied
es Mf, Wililamson rs travelling freight
become cficciivc nest Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
DINWIDDIE AROUSED
school Teachers and Physicians Arc Active
In War on Iiookworm Disease

D!nw!ddie county is the latest addition 10
the ranks Of those lighting hookworm dis
case IN an effort to eradicate this "Ameri-
ct headquarters OF the state Health Depart
mcnt from the Held agent recently sent 10
Dinviddle give a most encouraging account
OF the situation The school trustees OF tho
county, TO whom the matter has been pre-
scented. have ordered extensive sanitary mn
movements in the school buildings while
the physicians OF the county have begun
the treatment of the disease according to
the most approved methods. and are hoping
ere long TO materially reduce the number
OF cases Good results are expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12

Willie Lindsay. colo:ed, was arrest
cd last night on suspicion of having
committed larceny.
liehry Green, alias "Nubby," ooiorc,i.
was arrested on suspicion of having
committed felony. He Is also suspccteJ
Of car-breaking
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
Begins sanitary In.,r,,i,,,

~. ~. hhrd Messcr sanitary "neiu'"r ~ 10
staie Henith Department. hns ie,n,, ,nc
sa a ,,arl insp"ciion ~ the STATE schools re
arN't ornctct ~ ne lieulth Department,
"I' are i@'i for Blacksburg. where ~ Wiz
.P"h'att 'he questions 10 sewage dlsposat
nm water snrriy Af'er flly cxaIninine
l""llll"Hs ihci" ana after forNnytIiu.. vi,
icpprt 20 tho Health Dcnartmen, Nj ,,, ,'.s
r. Wai continue mis- ntpectin uni.i III
!Ht SCHOOLS and public institutioiis .nn
.'iled Dr. the Stale have boon .-Namin.I