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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-10
New Quarters
LITTLE 5RlAlAN's PosToFFicE
IN GOVERNMENT BUILDING.


(AdVOcate)
The Danyllle Postoffice. which has
been located on Third street frou
time immemorlal viii be moved late
tomorrow afternoon to the new pub
Tic building on the corner Of Main
aud Fourth streets and the first mail
that viii DO delivered from the new
building viii be that reaching here
ON the O'Clock Louisville and Gin
cinnat trans tomorrow, Saturday,
right. ro-...- 90
Keys for boxes in the new build.
ing will he given ont at the old post.
office this afternoon and tomorrow
All boxes in the new postoffice will
be opened with key. The out
standing keys at the old office will
be redeemed later by Postmaster
Linney as soon as the business has
become settled in the new place. All
the mail in the office will be moved
late tomorrow evening and the Satur.
day night and Sunday mails will be
given out at the new stand. Some
confusion will naturally result from
the removal and the public Is asked
TO be patient for q few days until ev.
erything has been systematised.
II Is now up 20 Congressman Heln
to give Stanford a similar building
sincs the Tall Sycamore" seems TO
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-10

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III PROFESSIONAL AND n
n BUSINESS CARDS RI
mu1nmD0n1 = mnmmnunu
w. p. Kinoaid. C. Hays Foster
KTNcAiD a rosTER
INSURANCE.
Fire Life and Accident.
Surety Bonds. sTAkFoRe XIV.
MINks HeTEL.
Abe Mlnks Pros. :. Moreiana, KY.
New hotel and stable opposite de-
pot. Special rates 10 travelling men.
EverythiDs brand nev. Single rooms,
"a 2. w. PEhNINeToN
pentisf
Hours s:3o-l2 AM. and I 10 4:se Pm
ofhce Myers House flats Stanford KY
LIZ M. TINE THBLE
no. u south, lI:np.n.
No. n south. l0:s Al.
s ss. 4 4 s sorss. &c a =. !. !.
No ss. q z. i e;T = IN; =.
JOE. Q. RICE, Agent.
81. y. CARTER,
New Llverv-
Depot Street,
Phone %.
STANFORD. KENTUCKY.
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES
Everything for Orchard Lawn
and Garden.
Write for Free Catalogue. No. Agents |
n. 2. HiLLEkMEYER a SONS.
Lexington, Kentucky.
y DR.. W. N. CRAIG,
49, Oemlst and Optieian
Office over II. J. AcRoberts Store,
Stanford, KY.
PRESSED STANDING SEAM GAL
vANIZED ROOFING.
LARGE Quantities carried In Stock
EAps' TIN SHOP, Stanford.
Phone 1t4.
WILL ADAMS
Livery; all kinds Of hauling, Fur
niture packing.
Ny. Phsne 1Ts
MAOCABEEs
A. Z. Sine,
Depsty state Commander
StaAsfra. Ky,
sTAkFoRe TENT NO. ..
Meets - ith - hsAAay - NisAt
MAsoNs' MEETING.
LAnsola Lodge No. ~ n. a A. n. Will meet
IN stated csnm q nieation IN each nrst aRd
khtsd Monday nights CT zach month. ut f;0
} 'sloek In their hall on main streeet, stan
Isrd. Ky. ksmbsrs Of Sister lodges are fra
Iernally invited TO W present. T. W. Pen
aiagtoa see.
w. ". 8 q zasiS
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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-10
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offss a Rsalss.nss
eaAB oReHAhA W


VsAginsry sHrsssa and asofssk.
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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-10
SERENA CURE A ssAurv wAsn

Although d. ID. ID. Prescription hss
been recognized for yeaps a. ths ous
remedy for Eesema. Psoriasis. and all
sther forms Of skis diseases. n n nsv
hnsvn that there 10 no ether wash
even those used hy the beauty sps-
efalists. that can compare with this
mild liquid fer elsansias the skin es
pimples, ehekhsaas. rzsh, and sh sin.
liar skin affestioas.
for this reason alone q BEETLE sf
ID. d. ID. should bs kept on hand In
every hsusshold. A TRIAL bottle use
will show you the nerfts Of this great
remedy az q complexion wash.
ID. ID. ID. seems 70 remove the cause
whatever the trouble may be, cleans
ing the skin. and leaving II as soft as
smooth as clear ne that Of q healthy
child.
Get a use bette today and Keep IL
In the house
shuxars and fapasF.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-10
EH4AESHaaSaE9E

- q 2AI- p z. Is z ~ NJEX affPa
NkSFAltaSi S&e sssr i--ss - rs
ysnzef in tA latest .arkss sssssAs
at ~ hs accomplished By tsyAsns ssve
you your neghbsrs hat s- with
address ssss wfis arest
Nasbns Tenn for hanassH regarding ss Gar
Line ssyss ieefAsss erv,ss Ne
Our lines the States 81 Kssseky
kusiana and the esg s sarta s lsaAa sss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

DYING YOUTH WILL NOT
TELL WHO STABBED HIM

ST Louis. Mo. MAY g. although
fatally stabbed loan l.nWlor 20
years old, 1885 KRAFT avenue, declm-
Cd Thursday 10 give the police any
Information as to who welded .hn
knife He nersistcnily claimed ne dit
not know who cut him hut from the
circumstance surrounding 'ho AFFAIR
the police believe Ne does know and
Is shielding his assailant
Lawlci wa found near tho circu,
grounds in front uf 1924 Laclcde ave.
uue shortly after II o'clock hy ThaG.
cus Patterson - North Spriug ave.
nue. He was suffering from two
hnitr wounds IN the abdomen ana
shoulder Scret sullivan rushed IN
wounded man 90 he city hospitai.
lawlcr claimed "A man had run nj
from behind and ,ut him
Investigation revealed. however. he
had been seen earlier In be evening
with another man This man was -
rested hui denied MI knowledge OF
rho affair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
MONEY BACK
HYoMEl CURES CArARRH WITH.
OUT STOMACH DOSING, OR
MONEY BACK.

Yes. dear roadoL atuuh can M
cured, but MOI by pouring vile. uaus-
eating drugs INFO rhp stomach
And caiarre .erm- thrive. flourish
aud multiply In tho nose ana lhrout
Can you kll those tough aud Der.
sistcnf li'lc health dosttoN.rs bv
walloWins pills or nn.trm' Ans
physician viii ten you ID Danuu bee
Iuup
ilNONEl pronounced liiahoutel
i' germ lill.ug yaporlsd 1ir which
when br,athod either ihruueh me
mouth or nose, viii Kin catarh Hrns
aud soolh ana heal the niiamcd
aud mutIlalcd membrane promptly u
slNcs relief ip TWO minutes
llNOMEl is such poWu srrm
destroyer ihg % poncUalc cr.rN
told and octic. oi jhc mucous n zoe
prHuD ul tao Nose and Throat
\ complete outNt which IsrlndD,
inhaler bottle az ltNOMll ud sim.
PIE Instructions t0Y use. costs 81 uu
should you need sVcond bouio OF
llNOMEl tbe price is only 80 cents
4 n q REILLY and leading dgusgists
everywhere SCH lilOMEl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
ORCHARD FORGIVEN
BY WIDOW
Confessed Murderer Is Told
Face 10 Face by Wife of
Man He Slew That She
Bears Him No Malice.

Boisc, Idaho, May - Behind me
walls OF the Idaho pcniteaitary. The
other day Harry Orchard. murderer
OF former Governor Frank Stcunrn.
berg and confessed SLAYER al four
teen other men, stood face 10 face
with one of the women he had WI.
owed and was forgiven by her
The warden told her he would NOT
compel Orchard 10 see her When
her message reached Orchard his
face turned pale
ON " ne exclaimed, with look of
horror. cant see nci'"
Ihen ne rclcnrcd. saving Wuuld
rather do almost anything else. bat
il AIRS Stounenhctg has asked 10 soc
me the least can DO BE- 20 grant hcg
request
II was tense mOWcn' when th,
two were introduced Mrs Stprupn.
berg Was INST 90 speak, saving Nj
Orchard J have made this iournc. 10
tell you thar God has told ne to lul.
give YOU ! have forgiven voI tho
great wrong you did me ana tniuk
mat | could no' have perfect pea '
until I tell You With my own Nps
Harry Orchard h again ,Jm.u. b.
10 the limohght on account 0i u'
development OF The NcNmH.a asn
which promises lo nD e I,p'.uHus OF
the Orchard episode
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

that ttol tnat can ada nothing TO
rir many wen deserved cucumiums
passed upon % 100 recent years hy tar
ADLER pens thau mine. suffice IL to
sa} tnut thr college has fine huid-
mss ,4upa,d With an the necessary
essentials 'or givng To It's pupils &C.
practical ed cation IN the science of
ng,i,uiturr. mechanics aud the do
m.-tic arts rho attendance of Young
mrn and young Women is unusually
large this season
Tho n.uIr of this school has been
chosen win great care aud represents
Wide experience Ir scientific teaching.
Under IN, erection ~ President W
H. Garrison great strides have been
made AMI TODAY tn, New Mexico col
lcgo ut Agriculture and Mechanic
A;ts sustaius % equation among col
l,gos of Vs. kud 1t which tho citizens
ul Sew M,N .U may well bc proud
RMS college is one ot the large as
s'ts az Las cruces This asset VIII
become larger With TN. Development
OF the t,rriturN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
DID NOT WANT A
LAWYER
Accused of Grand Larceny, He
Wanted Trial. But Pleaded
Guilty When Told He Had
to Have an Attorney.

PhocnlN Nriz May l.-'Lct us
first hams 900 Ola, lawyers "- shakes
p'arr
This sentiment which seems Co.
have been wur. or less general iu
th, da>s oi tu, immortal bard. is not
entirely extinct If YOU don't bou,,,
It ask BERNARD -. ferris who This
afternoon pleaded guilty to an udI,t-
mvut charpius sidud larceny.
n would seem that Bernard would
rather 90 o. tho pen than commit bis
interests Go tho hands of lawyer.
II happened iu this wise.
In tn, district court this afternoon
thcy were 1rrbsuins prisoners nt VAR
lous ages. races and previous ,ond.-
lions oi s,rNludo Tcrrls Was of thr
number
ci'rk Duul,,N read the Indictment.
u r".it"l tnni "n such ANA such a
date "a, prisoner had unlawtulIy
WiilWlN and upuciously ana With
malice atprrtuuught extracted Tho
pockotnook ui one valisco rrom the
pocket of tho said Vansco. tho said
poclrthuud containing thr sum of
&t63, HNiJ| moneN OF tn, t'uitod
states ol America. an of which Ie COM
ttarA to tIr FORM of The stttut, in
such case. made ana provided. aud
against thr pctc" ana deniN of the
t.irtutN ui Nit."na or words 4. thaf
effect
Nu,r tu. reading of thr indictment
7 ludg, kDu vNplained Co tho prsonoi
that De- Nl~ ,ntitiod To- "A tral ~ n,
u.f4b.l Un. he gnIl A.. ~ ,..i
theroupon nt'r"d plea OF not pu'll,
1 ''Ilay, A"u ans money To- employ q
, lawyort' The court asked.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

~ haS, not. said T,ru- want
my cas-, to 500 to the strand jury
Your cas-, has already Hcvu before
Nh, grand iurs. judge k,u' explain
81. "nud tho graud WrN mas returned
am indictment a.Aiu~t lpu IT YOU
are poing to have trial you VIII need
Ia laWs,I Mr. Loyhr. the court said,
turning to thut attorncN - Vill APP
point l"u Go tools after thie man u-
trr,Sts
ir5no nros, and started across the
room toward bis ncW-fuuud client
But don't want any Liw}'r the
prisoner protested.
Won viii have tu have a lawyer 10
sou ar" going To- stand trial Judg
Sent insisted, white Nj. LrYh" COM
tnu'd his progress across the room.
"Th'u IN plead guilty T"rris de-
elurcd with fiualty. and sat down
amid the roar Of laughter that swept
across tho court room.
N"rilt It would seem there be worse
things than term n the p"nitou
ttdrN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

'1"hn r k,lly. starr Correspondent
lhs cruces y VI. May This
town reminds me IN some respects ui
oklahoma Ci,y when the latter had
a population of about 5,ooo. Here
one finds that same indubitahlc bciici
ia tn" future of tn" toNn which re
suited ia making oklahoma city th'
queen metropolis of u vast stretch of
country Hero one sees. ~ one saw
ia oklahoma city. while IN" mtt'r
was still IN her haby clothes. prepare.
tons being made un large scale TOR
iu,urc greatness. Implicit fIith IN
the future of Las Cruces b. brcaihcd
ia the talk uf the citizens ana cNcm-
pliiiod ia their works The utmos-
phpcrc OF this plac. h. sutfuscd with
present aud latent energy which
eventually VIII make her "A rich and
powerful commercial ccntcr. l.as
'ruros IS already beautiful home
town
nut there Is u difference between
this town At the present tim" and
oklahoma Guy while the latter was
struggling 10 lny the foundation ~
hcr present greatness when Okla
hama City had population ot but
5,o00 she was a ragged unkcmpt
town. surrounded hy miles Of barren
prairie, and non" hu, those who had
invested their an within her houndnr-
les could iut"soc any brilliant futur"
tor her The suhhm" faith of her
citi1sns particularly her property
uwncts. added tp th.ir wonderful
on"rgy made II possible Tor OklR-
homn city 90 have population ot
almost 10000 ON her twenty first
hiithdaN The history ni the progress
uf oklahoma CITY should teach tho
mrmh,fs Of other dmhitious comma
mites 20 place power ana trust IN
those citizens who prove their iHith
IN the future of their town by invest
ms th,ir an iu it, uphuilding They
VIII ALWAYS b. found faithful ~"utI-
n"ls on the civic watch tower
VIM" the rgrly citizens ni okla
hnmu City won't through the trials
ana trihulntions uf doubt Nhlgh tll
imiid'r- of Now towns must expect
So mc"t ana overcome. good fortune,
the fairf queen which tho Individual
~ we'll as the town or other commu-
nifty, should desire "a speed him along
his WAY has been standing at the
door of las cruces ever since tncl'
Sar said h" Vouid build o Wonderful
dam a. Elephant Bate. Guod for
tunr Is a synonym vt prosperity and
II is natural Tor WANDERING fe"t G"
mcandor towards a town or city which
proclaims herself on tn. road L. prog
rcss through adycniitinus circumstan-
COS
The Elephant Butte dam Viii mako
of Las Cruces one of the moSt pro
gr,ssiys aud substantial communities
in New Mexico. Few people, ! doubt.
who reside IN New Mexico have any
adrquat, conception ~ the immensely
oi this work as now contemplated and
what H. completion viii mean for the
upbuiidIng oi TINS section. ON" oi
the first communities To- realize SUM
stantial benefits from this govern
mental project vas Las cruces. \
tow wears ago. although the capital
ct Donu Ana county. Las cruces was
an adobe town drawing is sust.nanrc
from the tllabl" and irr,,hlc lands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
LAMB CROP IS BEST
FOR n YEARS
Southern Colorado Reports the
Best Season for Long Time
Range and Other Conditions
FavOra BILE.

trinidad Colo. Ma, T. NmchrtF
ana sheep growers IN iniS section OF
thc country have evcrA loasun TO he
encouraged by thu prospects iot =
season which promise 20 b' possibly
the best that they hay' known Tor
many Years Report come IN nom
al over the country thar conditions
could not be much better
Prominent ranchers atalc nat the
lamblna has Just been ,omplc'ct al'd
that IN, lamb crop viii o. larger than
an any line Tor fourteen years. 90,
grass n the pastures and on he
ranges b. IN excellent shape or t1's
time ul wear, and tins mean plenty
a. food for The herds This 1it 1l
news viii be- interesting 30 tb' WGul
growers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

daughter Alice, VINO
was restored 10
health by Lydia 4.
Pink hams Vege,a-
Bile Compound. She
was pale. with dark
circles der her
eyes, weak and irri-
table. Two different
doctors treated her
and called II Green
sickness, but she
grew worse all the
time. lydia T.. Pink.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
Las Cruces Second Oklahoma
City With Future That Has
No Limit to Possibilities

Herads Staff Correspondent Finds Many Familiar Scenes
and the Same Spirit of Leading Metropolis Of New
State: Citizens Are Wide Awake to Chances and Arc
Leaving Nothing Undone to Help Along Their Little
City; Farming Community in That Vicinity Is Rich and
No Town in New Mexico Has Better Resources and
Facilities Than Lower Rio Grande Country Furnishes
City of the Crosses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
NOTICE.

>inrN ha> b.s'n circulated that
the present high price 81 alfalfa j.
caused n NV ha,me "ornrr"d the
market
4, priu' tor III" Ncr, choicest,
hr~i cuttings. bright, NJ Alfalfa.
nnr lca,cri hai,d drN. j. sia.5o per
ton
Ih" ia,f~ are. | did not intcnd 10
brrah IN uu the iu'sl market, hut in
order To- ir'iutr ia" ~iorN have con-
GUIDED Ia de- 81
have - tons Tor sale ~ above
~ if'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
o. Is. o.. ~ttiIH~,
2ui " t.olI Ave. IT so

Their. ono thne ] dout Tx,
about Brown.
what ~ That
'Why. the .ouutouudod. low throw b
rd half baked idiot is always .Jil-
ing somebody ntmcs WA BoStouTr us'
cupL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

\ touch '' rheumatism, cor twins,
or u,UH'gH, whatever the trouble b.,
FhUmu,rlaue lIniment drives away
M, pain 100 once ana cures tho com
plauf gurh'N First application
sEys r.Urf S0ld by an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
MY
DAUGHTER
WASCURED
BY Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Baltimore. Md send you here
with the picture of my fifteen year old
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

In addition 60 ts excellent public
schools Las cruces has an academy
conducted lay the sisters OF Lorottn.
This II one of the leading boarding
academies conducted by these Sistors
in The southwest II draws is pupils
from west Texas, New Mexico. Ari-
2rna and Mexico. n has beautiful
new buildings al mission design sui
rounded hN spacious and welt shaded
grounds
\ few miles south OF Las Cruces ii
the home of the New Mexico Culhgr
of Agriculture ana Mechanic Arts
TINS growing seat oi learning has
been exploited hy the press so much
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

which surrounded her She was no
different In ASPECT ur enterprise to
hundreds of other towns which are
situated on the Rio Grandc.
hut when u VAS whispered and
then made n certainty that the ma
tionnl government proposed to build
dam at Elephant Ilutt. which for
ever afterwards would safeguard ia"
Interests uf the farmer of this par,
ut the Rio irandc valley. and AT the
Same time would bring under irriga-
ton thousands ot acres now given
over TO ractii. bear grass weed. etc.
Las Cruces awakened tu a new lif,
which today ~ making her one of
the most talked of communities in
New Mexico
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
OLD LOVER KILLS WOMAN
Followed Her from Egypt and
Then Follows Her in Death.

Tho police II the West 31th street station
were called IN yesterday when there were
found in tenement house a. No. ~ West
39tE street the mutilated bodics of Mrs.
Pailaz Derolan a young Armenian woman.
and Arakcl Mirakiau. said 10 have been
the woman's lover in Egypt wears ago. 1ho
bodies were found IN the evening 10y Rachel
Deroian. an Armenian laborcr the dead
woman's husband, when he entered his fat.
Everything in the little fat showed that
there had been fierce struggle before the
woman succumbod. Chairs and tables were
ing was torn from her body. Her head had
been practically cut off by u razor Mira
kian's body was found in another room.
living on a bed. with his throat slaShcu 10y
a razor which was found in his right hand.
The man. IL seemed. had entered the fiat
before the husband got home. and. repulsed
by the woman. attacked her. finally killing
her With the razor. Then. apparently, he
went into another room To Kill himself.
Beside the bed on which he lay was found
q now automatic revolver which had never
been fired.
According TO Deroian. his Wife had known
Mirakian i'm Alexandria, Egypt. but had not
seen him since she came To this country,
eight years ago. He thought that the re-
iectcd lover had followed her to this city
to Kill her if she would not give up her
husband for him.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
WILL PRAISE WASHINGTON
Negroes to Indorse Him IN a
Mass Meeting To- morrow.

Negroes of New York will gather to-hor-
row afternoon at the Bethel African Met"-
odiSt Episcopal Church. in West Z9th st'ee''
between Seventh and Eighth avenues u
testify 10 thei, absolute confidence Ill III
Booker T. Washneton leader of their race
Bishop W. b. Derrick and the Rev Kew
crdy {. Ransom. pastor Of the church' are
the sponsors for the meeting Charles w
Anderson. Collector of Internal Revenue
for the I'd District. will preside.
Winord II. Smith, Or. Wsshinston's couh-
sci. said Yesterday that he had received i
letter from man who happened to be
coming home from church at the time oi
the affair That man, he said refused u
give his name. but gave the name ana au-
dress Of a man said to have hit the educs-
tor with A stick after he had escaped from
Ulrich. The police. MI Smith sald' were
looking for the second assaiant
Smith hopes that an indictment charging
felonious assault will be found against u
rich without any need for further testimony
by DR.. Washington The evidence. he main
tains. is enough to convince the grand jury.
Mr. Smith called at the Criminal Courts
Building Yesterday afternoon. but the us
irict Attorney was too busy t. see him.
I'lrich had not "A word to say yesterday.
His LAWYER told Of = number of threatening
letters received by Ulrich and his family.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
MENINGITIS KILLS DOCTOR
r. w. Brown, House Surgeon,
Dies. Despite Use of Serum.

SPINAL meningitis caused the death on
THURSDAY Of Dr Raymond W. Brown,
house surgeon W tho Hudson Street Hos
pital. pr. Brown exhibited first symptoms
Of the disease carly on Wednesda! after
noon. The hospital staff sent a. once for
Dr simon FleXner. Of tho Rockefeller In
etituto ;no di-coverer of meningitis
serum. Or. Flexner did everything he could
~ combat the disease. hu, Dr. Brown died
~ less than tventy-foIr hours. II is said
10 have been the quickest death from spinal
meningitis ON record.
pr Browns case was similar 10 that ot
Dr. Edward r Ashley, tho ba"t"rio'oS'st
on Swiuburnc Island, who died last Tues
DAY IN srite of heroic treatment al the
hands Of pr. FleXrer Dr Brown, lik" l".
AsIiev. contracted the disease from coming
i'm contact with Crock Immigrants. mum
hor ~ whom were infected ON r""ch'ns
Nov York carly this month.
Ur. Brown vas born m 'ohl"skill y. "
and was graduated from the bniNers't! o'
PENNSYLVANIA in 1e02. He voe interne At
the Nursery and Chtld's Hospital. in this
city. for nearly . Year after which No
Joined the staff of the Hudson street Hos
pital. ~ his bedside when hN died "as ms
father. Charles Brown. of tobi"SkiiL
pr 4 II poty Health officer Of the
port. said lasi night that 10 had arranged
ia take specimens from N" mucous mem
hrano of tho noses and throa's Of thirty
five or forty steeragc passengers ON "a"h
incoming Greek steamship Thes" spe"1
mems would hc subjected 7" hs"t"ri"iosi'a'
examinations 10 determine II the '"r"hr"-
spinal meningitis germ vas present.
Referring - the death Of lr Rro"n'
Dr. potv said the means 10y which "'renro.
epinaI meningitis was transmitted pro
Guided any probability Of an extended ont
break. and that tho publi" need hav" II"
alarm.
pr. Brown probably contracted the DIS
case from q Greek patient. Dr botv saiH.
Who u..s not suffering from the di7oas"'
but was germ carrier.