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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
WORD "woMAN1 GOOD

Atlanta, Ca. February 26.--Gcorgia
Railroads must employ modern Ches-
terfelds as conductors and brakemcn
If they would be free Of certain
class OF damage sults-and the word
woman as used by newspapers is
not n term OF reproach. according to
decisions rendered in the State Court
of Appeals to-day.
The court held that Mrs. T. J. Crabb.
of Cedartown, can collect 500 dam
ages from tho Southern Railway be-
cause rough brakeman failed TO as
sist her to board train at Rock
mart.
It also held that the use of the good
American word woman" was perfect
iy proper in rulin~ on the case of
Mrs Fannie Reynolds, who was award
cd 500 damages against the Georgia
Southern and Florida Railroad. IN tn"
,rial OF her suit In tho lower court
her attorney argued that the term
woman NJ used in a newspaper article
was ono of rcproach. Tho court ruled
otherwise -...t...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27

for will he Installed at Twenty fifth
aud Broad Streets, and the steam en-
sine NOW al that house transferred 10
Strawberry and Cary Streets.
In the park items there is allowed
$4,000 for improvements at Bryan Park
and 5000 for memorial gates at the
entrance. The most important park
item is that of $4,000 FOR acquiring
the handsome grove surrounding the
old rathskellur adjoining William Byrd
Park, for enlargement of the park.
The item Of S2I.9iG.S0 for construction
Of Il wharf on James River, now under
contract, is carried forward.
Pave Broad street.
Answering the demand for the
smooth paving of Broad Street. the
budget provides $4,000 10 he used
from Tenth Street Westwurdly, the
preliminary estimates being $4,000
block, subject to some reduction, 40
the street car company pays for
paving between its tracks. Tho
item will therefore provide for
six or seven blocks this year,
and will be continued from year 10
year, the car tracns 10 be relaid and
the street properly nrchcd and drained
The usual contributions are made
10 hospitals and charities, with in
crcases in the following eases: Tuber-
culosis Camp Society. from $1,000 to
$1,000: Nurses Settlement. from siO0
10 $500. Instructive Nurses Associn-
ton, from $500 to $500: Sheltering
Arms Hospital, from $3.50 to $4,000
Founding Home. from 5000 to $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
Priests Advice Led TO
Their Recovery

Thin. weak. :rA!l people-those VINO
take cold easily" aud sufferers OF Bron-
chits ana Asthma, should be prepared with
Ecknan's Alternative in the house.
Remarkable cures OF oven Tubercuious
tconsump,iv0) persons are often accom-
plithed. Here nre two caser:
Gentlemen: On June 3. 1907 was
operated upon for Tuberculnr Pcr!ton!ns at
ST. Mary's Hospital Rochester. y. y After
the operation my physicians gave me up.
was then urged 10y priest &c take Eek
mans Alternative. when ! did Ny weight
at tho time was :? los | began to improve
md steadily gained In health and strength.
now weigh 10 lbs and am absolutely
cured"
tslgned Affidavit EDNA FINER.
20 savannah 81, Rochester. " Y.
"Genti~men I was troubled with Asthma
and bronchitis for seventeen ycnrs Aftor
Trying many remedies Eckman's Al,orativa
was recommended to nc by our parish
rries, l am now !eong fine, 1 eanno;
praise 81 enough
(SignHd Afada,iD
ANNA MAE McENJEE. Lacon ILL.,
Hckmans AlterHtivo Ii clfeutivc In Bron-
ch!is. Asthma, Hay Fever Throat and I.unS
troubles. and in urbunding The system.
Docs not contain lolauns. opintcs or hab-
it-forInins drugs For sale by owens K
Minor Drug Company and other leading
druggists Ask for hooklct OF cured clscf
ANA write to Eckmans Laboratory. phiia-
deiphi', Pa. Cor additional evidence,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
News of South Richmond

several weeks before II is thrown open 10
tho pubic.
Action on tho proposed bridge. over The
tracks OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
at Chester was deferred until the next meet
ing Of tho board
y. =. .inira Sot n Candidate.
.AlthouE' 10 WINS currently reported around
the city last night that i p. Jones,
% South hm0nd. would be candidate
FOR The mon Council from the new
Madison y d. N!. Jones said that he had
not determined 10 announce his candidacy.
Ills friends, he suid, arc urging him TO enter
the race, but he has 10 idea NJ the present
tlr,c oi doNls go.
Realty Transfers.
That he real estate operations Of South
BichsnOud continue active evidenced
yesterday by Two dcads o. release, one deed
OF rust one deed OF correction and three
deeds OF bargain and sale offered for record
"a the on!ce or clerk walter L. Duval. or
the Iiustlnss Court rnrt :. Following is
the property which CHANGED hands;
Andrew j Gallagher 20 Allan Pcttigrew.
. th.rty-three feet OF land Bninbridse
street. with improvements thereon. known
~ SI liainbfidgc street.
| John CLIFTON 70 L. Z. ui!man twenty feet
J of iati, fronting on Sixteenth Street near
Everett
4. /. I.anehorne . Allan y. pettgrew,
thirty feet % land. with improvements.
known as $50 East sixteenth Street The
/ price in each decd l. placed al $40 and
) other valuable considerations.
| An important called meeting % tho visit
! Ing Tommitir- OF lhe South itichmond conn
| ris Of the Junior Order 81 United American
Mechanics VIII D. heid with the Davis
! 'ouneil. 10 = Thursday night AT odd-Fol-
! .ows' Hal Eighth and Hui streets.
Benefit Show for Library,
/ For The benefit OF the library fund o, the
Failing Greet School n benefit show Will be
given FRIDAY night at tho Victoria Theatre
/ Special fcn'urc INNS VIII no displayed and
4 other specialti.s shown. The Falling Creek
Sthpo. is nount iour miles from Soutl
il'hHend. ana 'hr pupils who are disposin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27

everything possible in the interest of
the world 5. harmony.
The recent ratification OF the Fran
co German accord on the subject OF
Morocco pnvcs the way for still an
other stop toward the establishment OF
more friendly relations between France
and Germany
The idea Is that President Fallieres
should go to Belfort, the French fort
ress town on the frontier, in Sep
tcmher next. and that the Emperor
should cross the frontier to greet the
French President.
AS this is the last year of Presi-
dent Falliercs's term OF office. tho meet
ing between the head Of the French
nation and the German Emperor would
be especially appropriatc. Tho mat
ter. however, Is one of the creates.
delicacy, as the diplomats must rock-
on with public opinion In France,
which has not yet forgotten Alsace-
Lorraine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
FROM
MORTIMER SCHIFF
He Sets Forth Pertinent Facts
in Case of His Former
Valet, Brandt.

New york February a-whNe Folkc E.
Brand. remains In jail ,e-niEh, M the ro-
suit 0: technical legal delay in admitting
him to hail. h!. former employer Mortimer
L schiT, gave out n statement. 1863 words
long, setting forth the peEtinont .acts con-
nectcd with the Dranet case az far NJ thcy
are within nay knowledge Having been de-
ned an opportunity OF teEti:ying no says.
public atatcment to tho prers seems 10 be
Certain newspapers have sought 10 at
tnci. my honor" says Mr. schlT. "and to
create an impression tina; my efforts to
secure Brundts conviction and to oppose
~. application FOR cIcmency were designed
TO hide some mystery which. II made pub
lie. would disgrace and degrade rue before
tho community. have therefore decided
;hat In eelf-pTotecticn and in Justice TO all
hose who have been uallsHed during tho
,lst month OF hysterla 10 make ihis state
aon, o. facts"
rhe statement makes public the letter
Brandt wrote 10 Mrs. Soh!n In March. Loi.
which resulted in his discharge as valet 1t
reads IN parts
II am n poor fellow. su, have n hrar:
which ! would par, with TO Indy which
love doarctt on earth Ct IS you. ieIlcst
Interested or Ike my person. but do s=ow
that am nwfuliy fond OF you IN every
spcot / like and admire you enmenHlis My
teelings toward You. dear lady, has grown
every day IN larger circumference. Inside III
heart Is the eternal feelings which cannot
p, expressed In words Only action can
SPEAK y Day hnc ni2hi until the sumner
takes me away think of you. denr lazy"
Tho letter IS signed lovingly" and con-
tain. {. ~. s" beseechiag Mrs. Schir FOR
mercy don't show this 10 your husband or
anybody
Regarding the robbery Mt thi. nome Mr..
| schiff says he asked Brandt the night he
entered tho house whether he had stolen
| anything. and tho. valet denied doing 80
NJ! Sch!n declares that after receiving n
| note from Brandt nsking him 10 visit Aim
| IN the Tomhs. he Gent Howard 8. Cans. his
| counsel. 10 him. and that Cans reported
| that Brandt had Haid to him In substance
| that III the charge was pressed he would
+, make reflections upon Mrs. Schir.
| Mr.. Schlin then details how Brands at
| torney, Carl F!scher-Hanscn. presented 20
Judge Rosalsky ietter written by Brandt.
| This letter" SchiT continues. 'contained
| the first written Information OF Brandt.
| lying and scandalous taic that he was in
my house by invitation. The outra geou.
falsity OF this letter IS shown b? the lettc;
that brought his discharge" This same
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27

VIII come up In tho Hastings Court to-
morrow on preliminary motions to be
made by the defendants, Charles Hall
Davis and Garter f. Bishop, The only
Indictments remaining. one against Mr..
Davis and several against MIR. Bishop,
drc those alleging the making OF false
reports Of the banks condition TO tho
Corporation Commission. postpone
; ment the argument Is probable
Death of Thomns IL. weiis.
| Thomas H. Wells. aged iifty-one
years farmer of Dinwiddie county,
died In the Petersburg Hospital carly
! TINS morning of peritonitis, following
u bad attack of appendicitis. lie was
/ operated on week ago to-day. bui
! peritonitis had then already set In.
/ deceased formerly resided in Peters
/ burg where he was we'll known lie
{ was an uncle OF the Rev Frank IL
/ wells. of Richmond and is survived be
| ms WIG and one son. both Of Din.
widdie.
Married In Richmond
MISS Mary Applewhite. daughter OF
Mt ana Mrs, l.. NJ. Applcwhte, ana
James y. Proctor, OF Richmond. ,ver,
married at tho parsonage Of ths
hroad street NJ. Il. Church. Richmond
Hhturdhy evening at Z o'clock by .ht
49, iHuk ii. WcilS, assisted by tn,
rev. Thomas r. Reeves, OF Black.
stone The marriage was quiet. only q
Jew intimate friends being present
hnymen's Convention.
The subcommittee appointed TO mr..
range Tor convention and BANQUET
IN the interest OF the Laymen's Move
ineht Will report to the fun commit
zee tomorrow night In the ladies' mar
l3r at the First Baptist Church IN,
pans and purposes OF the convention
VIII then be fully discussed TIL,
churches IN Petersburg have contrib
: nltd very literally 10 promote the Lay
mems Movement
sunday Morning Marriage.
[ sunday morning 1T . o'clock, at III,
a residence Of the Rev. l.. W. Moore. III,
HfiG'"tinE minister. Miss Mary Elizn
, beth White. OF this city, and Jerry NJ
= ilassrll, OF Warsaw, n. c.. were unite,
III wGoloek o number OF friends BEN,
81 present TO Witness tho ceremony. I'm
: inediately after the ceremony the con
: PIE left for North Cnroliua
a Union Services.
DAILY midday union I.entcn service
arc being held In tho Virginia Thea
ire, under the auspices OF the Epis
8 copl churches. The services are brie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch.
lp21 Hull street,

Phone Madison 10.
Appearing ho:ore the monthly meeting Of
h-ouri house, Attorney George Mason OF Pc
tf"Esbutg. representing DR.. j. =. Gillian.
FORMER county treasurer ycsierdag oHered
10. verIhesficn statement Of the shortage
an the road and county levy FUNDS agreed
kfoet wecn n. altclf and CommorwvGlth'a-A ttor-
lncy iiaskirs II etsoi, az ier examining the
10; Boudal bcGdar. special accountants.
Iwho were employed 10 make an !nrestig,L-
it.on NJ the hoard MAny discrepancies were
fsAoNn. and the total shortage in these ac-
} counts wac given a. Ss,7lS. THIS does not
tfnelude the shortage ~ tho school funds
or Inc doc ,ux funds which, Il IS said axe
about equal In amount
Conmonwenlth's Attorney H9hsou asked
ttlet a committee Ro appointed to SO over
MS hgurcs but ar this pou; war met with
tntuosorn opposition by committee o. eta
zens from Mauch tstcr district whe claimed
shat N" special accountants were the ones
40 explain discstpauc!es between the iwo
reports. Tho argument d! This question took
IN than thiee hours The committee
Sinally Sainii.E 81 point. = co,n;n!ttce or
lthree was appointed by the board and the
I2ecial accountants viii De summoned to
ESppeaI
Negro Held for Murder
That the deceased met bic dcuth 81 me
hands OF ClHreate Harris, aoloIed was tGr
vtrd!ci OF the fury cupaunciod yesterday bs
tCo-oaer Ionn Brnaauax for tn. purposo nr
ianguir!ng into thi dce,h oi Fletcher McAduo,
WIG was. shot lnte SasuI3ay nEht a,ar
HHrrit who is charged with tie murder
LeBcaped but gave himself ~, TO Inc poillt
iss-% ycE;erday morning IL IS being held
ist the Third Police H'atou, aaa VIII be
.Etvcn preliminary hearing this MORNING
before Iuttiee "A. Marrice Polite,
BCcurt, PART >
/ Richmond ana ms had Food REPUTATION
heretofore. lie has been cmp.oyed as {,
Phoipsr In tie HalpninE -roo1l % tile II a
iTsuerson F"baee9 company McAaoo vii,
3 BE
,ftIanper in tnesq parts ne !. is alleged
= entered restaurant owned by rar-if'
5nothet and MADE some remarks to rarris'
wife which resulted IN the killing
Charged IN warrant sworn 90; ~ Iizzi
Scott. colored. with lighting On der praIn
:efs, Carlton Richardson ana Corn iiobsor
negroes were arrested yostetduy The
we're later oaied .or arpcataiee IN polio
Court. Part . Richardson. Is .aid 4.
half-bsother OF Clarence Harris. vino ls hcl
for tho nurdnr Of W.!l.Rm McAdao
Supervisors accept bridge.
The new steel bTicEa over SwIa Cre1E s
Cfesterheld county, was yesterday acropte
- ~ the Board OF Supervisors a, the tnontn'
meeting ct Chesterfield Courthouse Ill
price paid was $500. The approaches 10 Nh
bridge aJe not yet completed, anG :; will d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
News Of T oetersburg

jHrea csRecia!ly abou; the back and
spine J was found necessary 10 per-
form q surgical operation for his relief
at the hospital His backbone was no,
Only frhetued, hut also dislocated, in
consequences OF which nc was paraiyzed.
IN. J. NJ Burkc removed tho broken
bones ana .reduced the disiocation Alr.
l'ltcafoeiis condition is regarded az
Very Aer!ous, With chaneep against re-
coycrE. He is tho son Of W. r. Hitch
cock, o well known merchant Of the
county.
iinnlt Cases To-Morr0w
The ApDcmattox Trust Company cases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
IN MOTORCYCLE TO DEATH
Mnn Cnrrics wife With Him In Delhi.
crntc Self

Los Angeles. Cal. February 26.--H.
$. Dudley. who drove his motorcycle
miles from here yesterday. causing his
own death and that OF his wife, who
was riding with him. had attempted
suicide by taking chloroform ten days
ago, according to a statement made by
the police to-day.
Next time I'll take her with me-"
he IS reported TO have said. referring
10 his vile, when he was revived from
the chloroform.
According To witnesses. automobiles
waiting at tho crossing must have
acted as warning that Il train was
approaching. The Dudlcys came hero
from Syracuse. y. y, three years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
Time s-Dispatch bureau
5 Boiling brook Street,
(Tclcphone lsShl
lEicpHONe Iiah)
VI lTctt.uars %

- II1 IttcThDUFRl il-l I'cDfuHFN ~
/ Harvey Iiitchcocs, ahool twenty years
sold,. the agent and operator % the Sea-
b,oard AR Line hallway, at Burgoas
Fin Dinwiddie county. Was very serious
ny. Injured yesterday. and Is lying hrlp-
pess in the Petersburg Hospital MI.
1Itichcock's hoinctis several miles from
fhe station, and between trains he LETT
sor dinner, travelling by hand car BY
,boina means ne lost mis- balance, fell
FORWARD on the track, and WAS caught
ainder the hand car and wns badly in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
strong for Tnft.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Hnrrisonburg. Va; February 26.-Tha
day lndorsed Taft for President. Sena-
tor John Paul as delegatc-at large, and
named delegates to the State conven-
ton. The county committee was re-
organized with the TaftPaul faction
In control
The old Ackcr faction, which is out
for Roosevelt, made no fight. The or
four years ago II fought him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
HoPELEssLY DIVIDED

Fort worth Tex. February 2G.---Just
before court adjourned this afternoon
the Jurors in the case of j. Is. Sneed.
charged with having murdered a. G..
Boyce, Sr.. repeated their previous dec
lnratton that they were hopelessly d.
vided. Presiding Judge Swayne In
structcd the jurors to continue their
deliberations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27

'.y!nS story" wks the haas. he dec!ate4, Of
bTandt's Appeal TO Senator Nelson OF Min.
nesota. and OF hls application 10 Governor
DIX tor pardon
Il 10 expected that Brn1dt Will oe released
on ball Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
RULERS WILL MEET
Conference of President and Kaiser
I'InuUeI Ponce Move.

T-IHHHtH MS T'rHCC -HUVE'
Paris, February 26.-Both French
and German diplomats and members
Of the French and German Cabinets
are considering At the present moment
plans for a meeting betweou President
Faliicrcs and the German Emperor, ac-
cordinG to rencr, current in well
informed quarters
The meeting, like the visit OF VS.
count Haldane, the British Secretary of
War. to Berlin. would represent an
other effort to solidify tho peace of
Europe. and be an indication to the
world that France is ready 10 do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27

On Account OF
Appropriated.

TN Account of Appropriated.
ItOsrnrnth Road . d7,53I 10
Purchase of Itnti,sltclIcr
property ........... .S.O10 90
Plumber cNnntincrs 49,. 200 90
Pay of Judges. .......... $1,000 40
Public baths .......... 1000 90
ltuScn,ury Library $3.50. 900 90
Salaries ....,......... J5.5iN 90
Stationery and printing. 5000 90
STltIsE%IS AND SEWERS
Bacon's Quarter Brnnch
and ShOci1Oc Creek
Improvement ...... 10000 90
Pay of assessor OF
damages ........ 800 %
Sewers generally, In
Guiding work under
contract ............ 10000 90
rnvtnE rondhsd Of
Brond street from
Tenth street west
ward ........... 10000 90
Il I n GERS Depart
mcut pay roll. ,.. .5,700 90
streets generally
grading, SrnvcIinG.
granite SpaIi paving.
curbs md cutters
mud work under con
tract .............. 2oosooo 90
I-nvinE roudbcd of
Broad Street from
IInrrisop Street
westward ......... 1d,0UO 90
Streets = Washington
Ward, special. 49,. ii,2fI 80
ftnnd, and cart and
roIIer-cNpcnses -. $4,000 90
iInndB nhd curt and
roller--pny roll ... 10000 Oh
Paving Sidewalks. i'm
Guiding norlS under
contract ......... $4,000 90
Opening ana widening
Monument Avenue,
balance Forwarded. $500 90
New Lester street, in
Guiding balance for
wprdcd ........... $4,000 90
Grading md paving
alleys for owners,
Including work I'M
der contract ....... 5000 90
HridEcs--pay roll md
expenses ........... 800 90
STREET CLEANING
Pay roll, Including
crcmntory and in
ctncrntor ........... Ill 800 90
ENpcn scs. including
crcmntOry and In
clnerator .......... $4,000 on
Machines. mules, hnr-
ncss and cnrts. 5000, 90
License tins and med
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27

and arc under the conduct of one or
more of the Episcopal clcrGymcn
New Hotel Project.
The proposed new hotel is believed
to be certainty, and important de-
vclopmcnts in connection Herewith are
expected to occur this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
How the Taxpayers Money Goes


T.
YER DE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03

OF the Interior Fisher, President Taft
declared in his message that the con
troll OF water power sites should re
main in the national government rather
than be turned over to the states. He
would have the silos disposed of by di-
rect les Sc from the government, the
rental TO be used in Improvement of the
stream AMI for the benefit Of the local
community where The power site was
located. The president would give TO
the states the right to regulate the
rates at which the converted power was
sold. The proper disposition Of water
power sites has boon one OF the most
serious subjects discussed by. eonserra-
tonis SITS President Taft believes that
the leasing system he now suggests is
the best solution Of tho problem; that
it would mean honesty of admiDlstra-
ton and the prevention of abuses
which a monopoly Of absolute owner
snip in private persons or companies
would make posi- BILE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
HUSBAND DISAPPEARS;
WIFE IS MYSTlFIED

CHICAGO Feb. "a mystery within
Il mystery developed last night when de-
tectives were asked to search for John
g. Mullen, who disappeared from his
home on Tuesday,
lie had been married two years and
his wife thought he had been employed
a part OF the time at the stock yards as
a broker and the rest OF the time IN the
government service. Investigation
brought cut the fact that he had never
been employed in either capacity. and
now Mrs. Mullen + as much mystned
over what he has been doing for the la
year as she Is about his Disappearance
She said he had always been attentive,
that they were happy and that he never
stayed away at night. he had $1,000
when he went away and told Mrs. Null
len he intended 10 buy her diamond
ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
WILL MARRY TO OBTAIN
SMALL-SlLED FORTUNE
Rr Inlornn lional News Service.

HARTFORD, Conn. Feb. @.-tharles
Corbiu only son Of The late Phillip Cor
hin. founder OF the hardware trust. who
cut off his son with SIS. 600 In Will dis
posing OF several millions, offering him
am additional S75n0o II he married again.
will win that extra $15000 on February
IS by Marrying Mrs Bonita Babbit ut her
homo In Mansfield. Mass.
Corbins relatives have been much per
| turbed by the prospect Of MS complying
witb the marriage proviso In his father s
will and Corbin himself, has been much
provoked by his relatives, activities.
fiis first wife. Lillian ElakcsleY. who
divorced him has also taken Il hand IN
the affair BY mailing clippings describing
Corbn's old escap pades 10 those persons
most Intimately concerned in his plans.
Corhin's father practically sentenced
him TO exile al Oak Bluffs on Martha 5
Vineyard, but there me met Mrs Bah
bit soon after the death Of her husband,
IhrDc wears ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
A Warning Against Wet Feet.

Wet and chilled feet usually affect
She mucous membrane Of the nose,
throat aud lungs, and Ia grippe, hron-
chitis or pneumonia may result. Watch
carefully. particularly the children, and
for the racking stubborn coughs give
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. IT
soothes the infamed membranes, and
heals the cough quickly, Take no sub
stitutc Schramm-J obuson. Drugs,
1.-The Never r-Substitutors, fvo (5)
good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
HUMANE OFFICERS
STOP THE u. s. MAIL

NEW YORK. Feb. 2.--An unusual cues
tlon as 10 whether Uncle Sam has tho
right to violate with immunity the reglI-
Iatlons of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals is raised here in
the case OF George Bagley, one OF the
socetys agents. Basley stopped mail
wagon last Tuesday evening. and removed
one of the horses which was sick. The
mail was delayed three hours, The gov
errmcnt questions whether officer has
The right to Interfere in this case.
The society gays that the mall con
tractors have ne moro right to send out
disabled horses th9u anyone else,