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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
N. c. Il ST. L. ny.
Correct Nov. q, lsis.)

WEST AND NORTHWEST.
Leaves. Arrives.
Paducah, st. Louis,
connects for Centre
vile q ...,;......;.,.. SIS pm
Hickman, Paducah. I,ss pm
$50 pm-Waverly, Accommo-
dalton, connects for
Centreville 500 am
500 pm-"DIxie Flyer solid
train e St. Louig. SIS am
man. Ill.,. ............ $50 ana
SOUTH AND EAST.
G25 Am-Chattanooga and At
$50 am-st. Louis-jackson.
VILE "Dixi0 Flyer"
connections G) for all
branch line points sos pm
1i.55 am-"Dixle Flyer"--SolId
vestibuled train to
Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Jacksonville. Din
$40 PINT 6attanooga and CON
meeting ~ for Shell
byvile, Sparta, Pay
.s@~ ettevifle, HuntEylfIo. gs ~
Tracy City, South
600 pm-Tuilahoina Accommo-
dalton connects for
shelbyvillel ...m.... s.iG ane
$50 pm-Chattanooga. Atlanta,
Sleeper to New York. 81 ED
LEBANON TRAINS.
700 am-Lebanon Mixed ....
SIS am-LsSanon Exprssi...... ii:I0 ps;i
400 pm-Lebanon Accom- sec pu
500 pm-Lebanon Accom-, e:So AIN
DAILY except Sunday.
W. NJ. HUNT, City Ticket Agent, Maxwd
House
POWELL PHILLIPS, P. A., Maxwzs
House: w. L. DANLEY, q. P. A., UnaGs
Station.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17

vice. We cordially commend them 10
our readers when in need O. coal.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17

humboldt, Tenn. She and other in
vlted guests were royalty entertained.
way the Misses Nancy live long to
make another spread.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-30
1er iiraoH uno ole 0ranfbsit.

Sn unisren sogsn 1T pieoer ttn'
NAL pi.I BON bsm .uritoff" bic Reoe,
aus bem ales berboressonssu. er
bat i6on bic olten pbilofopben be'
Iadftigt unb nun aud bic monerntn
Gh.riier peroulabt, bic bishsr ols
Grunbftoffs argsHommsnsn -els'
mente" gu ihm in Sssiebungsn au
Isssn. uns lift bieisr llritoff um 10
intereIIunter, oIs sr permutbIih ioens
tii6 nit osm bppotbetiihsn .asthxr"
ift, i,nsr bisber unpdsiam unb aud
fonit oebeimniBpou sebliebenen oeuft'
urt". Quf bersn S4pineunsen mir Die
gbGnomens bes li6ts uub Der Gless
trisitGt Suriitfihrsn.
wos fir ipunoerIihe uno bti aner
DunberIittsit bod t;sfitnnigs aus
I6auuneen man Don bi.i.m urfcff
ibris.ns miiunter in 3siien bate, in
b.nsn sr ploBlih sur GrtlGrung Der
RdtbieI bes NeItoIs uno insbtlonbere
aud beg MeuiGenLsbers Dieoer -htr'
pcre.iuht" tpuroe, oafiir mag bic fpls
aenbe msrtpurbiee 9heorn 3eugnib
abIegsn. bic gu 4ninHs o<s Dergdnges
neu Jnbrbunoerts einige eifrige 8ers
tretsr hat;en. RAD berislbsn trugt
aud Der Rsuih ben IritoFf nit iit.
uuo spar pGre sr Elm 8sftonbtheil bes
gIut.s. gsi SpnnSiemiaicnenfoAs
8srgr5bsruns zines Sropfeu 8luies
eur6 elm Mitroftop. ipeI6es bi,is
9ersr6bsrung srmOsli6s. toiiroe man
ben uritDff dls Elm Gurneinanoer al
Ter arteu BON 1biertn, Die jest nod
isbisn ooer je selsbt battsn - in ents
ipredsnbsr 8srtlsinsrune erbliden. Sn
rem 8lute elmer 9eiunoeH perion Der
bielteu iih ale oisie Wliniaturs 7 bier
Asu rubis unh frieolih - tpeun iit
ab.r mitsinanber Grieg fiilrten. boHn
pirbe Der Menih trant.
Wenn man in dbnIifer Welis bas
glut elmer Rass unteriuheR tonnte, TO
uiirbe man oarin nur in folhen tpins
3ieen gertleineruneen ulIe gum fabens
9sfhltdi eeborigen Sbiere enibsden.
Die btriaiepenen 1hiersaitunesu emit
hielten nur .animalculae", bic ihnsu
ftlb.r oIihen, ndbrsnb Der Wenih
ben uritoff ieIbIt unh bamit ale m6ss
tihen ranimalculae" entbaits. Gus
nit erflGre Is iih aud, bob er in feis
nem Mefen bulb mebr bieiem unb bdIb
mebr jenm Shiere sleihs, balb sins
GENTLE ashnIidieit NIT einem Guhs
babe unb balb NIT elmer Rnse, bolb
NIT einem Siosr unb boib nit sinsm
Sdaf unb baB audi in einsm ein3igsn
5noipibuum 3eitptilis msbr biefer
ob.r jen.r sbiertbpus berportret.. ie
nahbem in i.inem Blute esrabe bic
sntiprehenoen ranimalcuiae" bic
Gberhanb bdben!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-30

ieIben piifen; oft s.nus III jdon dilf
btm transport mad benz 6afsnplat
brinssnbs Wsronlofuns. BON FOLDER
9enntnib @ebr1uf su MAIDEN, uno
oft freilih rettet DieItlbe oag 2ebsn
bee 5bieres nidt.
Wsit Iufaussmaidtnen unb fdipes
ren aetten iperben piele Der stipihtts
gsren pilben Gmisrantsn ouf bic
Dampf.r bugfirt, mas cine jdmmers
poIle grfabrune fir glepbunteH unb
onoere fdnere llns.thiime iein mub
unb iib beim WerldiIen bes Shiffes
Dieo.rboIt. 8erbGltnibm6bis leitt
nod III ibr gifsnbabntrunspcrt. uns
fGll. in gerbinbuns bantt iommen ses
ipGhnIih nur Dor, ipeHn Der guhn5us
i.Iber einen llnFou bat. GO iit nidt
su bespeifeln, hob, ipenn 5piihen ben
6eimatbkitdttsn Der Beitien uno ben
SafenplGben olIsntbalben gabnperbtts
buna.n beitdnben, ibre bortieegeforoes
runa iih peit psniger perIuitrtit, be-
pertitsLissn liebs, ipdhrsne lie bis
i.bt, tpis ssTast, idIimmsr lit, als be
SeeonreiIe.
Die 9ii6sr elmer unTerer Sbiers
sSmportiirmen fir bas perfloHtne
Sabr tpsiisn 20 Glepbonten, 80 aa'
m,eIe, 20 9issr, 5 9Open. As 3sopars
ben, 20 gumos ober gerslDpsn, IL
gantbsr unb Sunberte bon 4ffen, gos
asln uno tleinerem aropp3eus ouf!
ss lpurbe pb.n bemertt, bab aud rsis
DIE pripotIiebbobsr iolhe piloe 7hitre
tdufen; einig. habtn ia ihrt prtodts
WiIeparts, in nensu fe iolhe hatten,
- in ben msiit.n 5dllsn iehod iduten
Fl, bic Sfisr. ols Sunse uno MAIDEN
Fe su aisbIinastbierden Der Jdmtlls.
RatirIi6 gsbt oas nur fir cine getpt''s
3ei:. uno penn bic lieben Dingerten
su orob esporbsn, itnD bic Better
frp6, ipsrn Die gambler iis ibnsn ipts'
Der obrehmsn!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-30

- Die 5ausfrau 5rau:
dber, Wann, bic beige 9eetanne
traefi bu; penn bu fk nun fallen
idbta! Die Winra tonnts iie bod
5ringeH.
wlann: Qa. bic IGbt iis srii rsdt
fallsn.
Jrau: wos maht oas2 Der fam
nan fs Damn bod bonn 2obn absies
Fen.
gnter Rat. sfrember:
yGntftuloigsn gle. tann man bier
I'm Drts nitt biilig Desstorifd fpeis
lsHg1
Ginbeimiid<r: .Rltttsrn sic bod
bier an Der Gtrabe nuf ben eriten
beften Dbitboum; bofir eibts pier.
anb5ponJis gtynpen 6pribtnbdus.
6iiiigsr tonnen Gie bod nidts Dsrs
lansen!1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-30

-proteft. Gam G6nurseritD:
yauf bieis ausfase sebe i'd ni6ts; ber
3euee iit bnfiir bsinnnt, oab .r fir eiz
Hen Shnops sinsn Meineib idn6rt!1
3suee: .Dos 1T cine aiigs, in trinte
gar tsinsn S6naps!-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Mr.. Grant Improving.
William II. Grant. .Tr.. who has been at
tho Virginia Hospital for some time. is i'm
proving, and IS able 10 his friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
CROSSES OF HONOR
FOR CONfEOERATES

Richmond Chatter. United Daugh
G tSrs of GSnfedsraGy assisted By the
crosses Of honor at Lee Camp Hail on
Monday night. juno 3. the anniversary
OF the birth Of Jefferson Davis. The
CIrendcn'ldren of the Confede"acy. Nc
present the crosses on this occasion
All Confederate ORGANIZATION are cor
daily invited to attend.
TING following relatives and de-
soendants VIII receive the crosses
from Richmond Chapter:
=. Veterans: sam L. Chapman. Captain
TTbbm mpan IT, Forty, third Battalion:
Twenty second Battalion; james ".
Gibbons. Company q. Third Virginia
l.; l. =. watson James. Company G..
Ih.rd :, 1irEinia' ! H.. Jennings. Com
Locket, Company c. TErtecnth vir-
ein!n; Polk Miller. Second Richmond
Howitzers \ c Peay. Company A.
n ,naRsr JaY2ir% fTans sutton; sh"e shoe
Duplicate; = !. Wtthars. Company Il.
seventh Louisiana Regiment.
t,'Ht virginia R-ttai. IN. .,us:is Lee S
niyis,on; Mrs y. Iiarker.., wild, W
LJhrtn, Virginia Rcgirlcnt: Mrs. EGwio
j. Hohson. dausht - Brigadicr General
Joseph r. Anderson: Mrs. f. c. Cosby.
VIE OF Thomas Il. Cosby. Company I.
sixth Virginia Infantry. Mahone's
Brgade; Mrs NJ Z. Cartwright, widow
samuel Garthrieht Company y.
Browns Battalion. Susie b. Harrison.
daughter pr. J. rrosser Harrison. frst
division. Chimhorazo Hospital Helen
Hall. daughter Captain ]. w. Hail,
Company G, Third Virginia Cavalry;
Marie Harrison F-hslow. daughter of
Lieutenant colonel Walter Harrison.
on staff General George z. pickett:
Mrs Fannie ~ Hobson. widow Colonel
Edwin l.. Hobson. Company D. Fifth
Alabama nfantry: Laura HiX Powell.
daughter George r. Xix. Thirty eighth
Virginia Battalion. Fayette Artillery:
Joseph L. Levy, son of Leopold Levy.
Company c. First Virginia Regiment.
Stuarts Brigade; Mrs. John b. Light
foot, daughter Robert d. Minor, cap
tain in Confederate State Navy and
Chief OF Ordinances CAROLYN Wood
Sheprerson. daughter OF Colonel AL
fred y. Sheppcrson. ordinance officer
with S. s. Rhet, Fifty- eighth Virginia
Infantry: Mrs. Caroline a. Scott. widow
!ienry c. scott. Company c.. First
Maryland Regiment, Harry L. Watson,
son OF DIT; Joseph G. Watson, assistant
surgeon hospitals in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Clergyman's Son Had
tuberculosis Now Well

consan,ptionn - . gathering disease and
tho sufferer IL niied with bright bopst Of
improvement crn n BY It's own dtead
nadhe-aud then-taks Eoku,an's AltsPatiyc.
because II IL stfcot,ve In T5Ssroalosls, No
one nasd doubt it--thsrs Il plegty al cyl.
denes from live witnessed Invektlsats tbs
follow1nEt
'taentlemen: Prtor to sesS, Ssos, wa,
suffering with LsGrippo. which developed
into Tfeerou,osis. ndy physician EaYe me
one month to live. MY fa6hsr. @Nb ID q
Clergyman, heard oS Eokman's Alternative
ana induced mo to take It The night swents
and ohi,le disappenred, my oo,tSn became
caster aud gradually dirntnishcd. I aSn now
In perfect :.oStth. back to ar r,x I feel
certain thae.f owe my life 10 Ecxman's Al
teratve~
Csisned) e. H. cowLEe.
Gentlemen: cannot IND vorGs to ez.
press my appreciation OF what your rem
edy has done for my som"
(Sizned) ~. j. J. COwI.Ds,
Pastor Presbyterian -.H1rch.
Eokmsn's Alternative 10 effective in Bron-
ehftis. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat, and Lung
T'rocIbses. ana in upouiIdinx tha system.
Does not ooptain poisohs. opiatJ Or habit
forming drugs. For sale by Owens & Minor
Drug Co. and othcr Leading eyuSgrsts- Ask
for booklet telling OF reoovcrtes and write
to Eckmnn Laboratory Philadelphia, Pa,
for additional evidence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Eu bank, received by his son, Philip
Mason Eubank; reter j. Franklin. re-
gelved by his daughter. Mrs percy
Iraylor: J. c. Iurnell. Victor H. Floyd.
received by his daughter, Miss Lula
Eloyd; Frank Lewis. W. T. Lefew. NJ.
Laurence. received oy his daughter.
Mrs. Charles Ray Saunders: Samuel
Muire. Colonel Il. b Montague. re-
G c; by his son. E. b. Montague. Jr.;
hobert McCandlish. received by his
widow: Brigadier-G General w r. Perry.
received by his daughter. Mrs. Cecil
Flchard s. Sadler. received by his
widow; b. f. shepperson captain Ron
CRIT H. Spencer. re cived by his widow:
j. ID. Taylor, Captain MarIus Pcndle-
ton Todd. received by his granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. T. J. Moseley. Jr. y. l.
Vaughan. received by his grandson.
Albert j. Vaughan; George e. Wand or
slice. received by his son. G. c. Van
derslicc: Il. J. B. Williams. received
by. his daughter. Mrs. w. Armistead
ellis; Thomas J. Williams. Charles
l<inkaid Yanccy. received by his
daughter. Mrs. Stewart Jones: Lewis
Armistead Tyler. received by HIS son.
Walter Gresham Tyler. ]. r. courtney.
King and Queen county, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
ABOUT READY TO
AWARD CONTRACT
Members, of Street Committee
Properly Advised as to
Best Pavement.
TO CURB CITY EMPLOYEES
Ferguson Ordinance Comes
From Below With Unani-
nous Report

What promises to be busy week
in municipal affairs opens to-mor-
row at tho city Hall.
The Common Council meets to-mor-
VOW night at s o'clock. with a large
number Of pending matters on the
calendar The one creating the most
interest, and which Will bring to the
City Hall the largest lobby is the
FERGUSON ordinance, Prohibiting city
officials ana employees from serving
ms election officers or on the standing
committee OF any political party. The
patron, Mr. Ferguson. says that un-
III the recent Council primary he had
no idea that such an ordinance was
reedeG--he had supposed that the
sense ana good taste of the employees
of the city would lead them 10 STAY
out OF positions where their service
was mauirostly improper. The Ordi-
nance. Charter and Reform Committee
reported tho ordinance favorably by
unanimous vote.
Broad street JnrInE.
Tho Committee on Streets is called
for tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
when an effort will he made to de-
termine on the character Of paving for
Broad Street Bids have been opened
for asphalt block. tirst-class granite.
sheet asphalt wood block. and the
patent Warren formula represented in
this territory by the Atlantic Btu
lithio Company. Several members OF
the committee who took rart in the
recent tour In the North as the guests
OF the wood block. and bitulithic peo-
pie haXe expressed themselves as much
pleased with what they saw of latter
paving. especially Oh Atlantic Avenue.
Atlantic City, and on certain streets
In Newark.
The committee expects TO hear from
ell OF the bidders Most of the MEM
bers, il is stated. have already made
up their minds and the argument will
be brief. and it is expected that an
award OF contract will be recommend
ed ntine for action by the Common
Council tomorrow night. Unless ac-
iion is taken tomorrow, the contract
would wait over until the July meet
Ing of the Council for approval. and
1t would be midsummer before the
contractor could get to work on the
Undertaking.
The Committee on Relief of the
Poor, which failed OF quorum
steadily through tho past month. has
been called for tomorrow afternoon
mt $50 o'clock to award contracts for
supplies at the City Home. The Com
rittec on Electricity is called for to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

ness to vote for franchise provided
the bond is increased to such an
amount as Will guarantee that the
right IS exercised within n reasonable
time. Other meetings for Tuesday
night are the Committee on Improve
mcnt of the James River and the Com
mittce on Cemeteries.
Public Schools.
The Special Committee on Invesu-
cation of the Public Schools is on the
calendar for Wednesday night Dur
ing the past ten days tho City school
Board has been meeting almost daily
for the election OF teachers for the
coming session. The teachers have
been invited to the City Hall by
schools and examined. Members of
the board express the view that the
entire list of teachers for next year
can be completed by the end of this
week. There will be but few changes.
One or the complications this year is
the new State regulations In regard
Gates. the rules not being fully under
stood by many OF the teachers who
have been in some alarm lest their
certificates should not be renewed.
On Thursday night the Committee or
Streets will meet for the third time
this yeek, to take up the report of a
subcommittee In regard TO street cal
extensions into the far West End. a
matter in which the Bencdictine Col
legc and other property owners west
OF the Boulevard are greatly inter
ested. The Committee on Grounds and
Buildings will also meet on Thursday
night.
Heating Plant.
A call has also hcen ISSUED for
meeting of n subcommittee on streets
FOR Tuesday night to take up the pro-
posed Central eHatinp Plant franchise
but in view OF the conflicting meet
| ing. II is probable that 1t will he post.
poned Owners OF several large nov
| buildings I'm the sky-scrapcr distric
| are anxious for action on this mat
ter. as. unless work is to he begun a
| once. It Will be necessary for them t.
equip their buildings with steam
| boilers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
OFFICER WERNER
seen IN NORFOLK
But Richmond Policemen Have
Not Yet Been Able to Lo-
cate Him There.
cate Him There.

Information was received last night
by Chief of Police Louis Werner
which almost positively indicated that
, his son, b. III. Werner. bicycle patrol
man of tho Second District. who sud
deply disappeared Wednesday. was in
Norfolk. 1t was learned that he was
seen there by several persons, some
of whom talked with him. However.
officers from Richmond who are there
searching for him, at late hour
last night were unable to find him.
1t was regarded as certain that they
would do 80 within few hours. :.
Why Werner should have left the
city Is still Il mystery to his friends
and relatives. IT is not likely that It
VIII be explained until he has return
cd to Richmond.
Under the rules governing the de-
partment an officer who is absent for
five days without leave is permanent
~ dropped from the force Conse-
quently. unless Werner puts in APP
pearance before tomorrow, tho NTH
day of his strange absence. his name
will be stricken from the rolls. and
all chance of his reinstatement will
have gone.
Major Werner said that while the
information from Norfolk that his son
was there was not actually definite.
1t was sufficient to Indicate that II
was fact. and he expressed conf
dence that he would shortly return TO
Richmond.
Though still deeply distressed
Werner's Wife and his parents were
greatly encouraged at the almost GER
tain news of his Whereabouts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

morrow night at 1880 o'clock. just pre-
ceding the meeting OF tho Council.
on Tuesday night the Committee on
Street will meet to take up the re-
port OF subcommittee In regard to
light and power franchise for the
Richmond and Henrico Railway Com
rany. The report of the subcommit-
tee. while not directly opposing
franchise. calls to the attention OF the
full committee tho evils of duplica ting
the distribution system of poles. wires
and conduits. and the doubtful ad-
vantages to the city. and recommends
that the full committee go fully into
the matter before granting any fran
chise. Several members of the COM
mittce have indicated their willing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

through tho main dining room and hurried
uown the staircase toward tho kitchen
utassins line Of hose. Not waiter hsJ
sno"h any sign OF excitement. and The ser
~, ~ hho gone forward without in,errup,ion
mhnteVer may have been happening below
s.a as' Two minutes later the head walter
~, vast ceremony bowed Flre Chier
'shes toward the same staircase but moi
pun OF smoke came forth to prove thar
mere was any nre. and the diners Refused
', n"Ee 'heir tables until there was romo
visible s'gn or danger "'
E'octrical Inspector speightr and In.n.c
20, heny, OF the Virginia Railway ana
lover COMPANY later placed the blame on
a &c trifinr i"e DAM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
BY LEE CHAPTER
trosses of Honor TO Ee BESTOWED mt
Meeting n-NIorrow Might.

Lee chapter, Daughters OF the Con.
ieheracy, VIII confer crosses of honor
on veterans and DESCENDANTS of veter-
men. East Grace street. to- morrow
night There will be a reception DO.
tween tween the hours Of and II o'clock.
WIN music and refreshments and an
Confederate ORGANIZATIONS are Invited
me regular meeting OF Leo Chapter
VII hc held on Tuesday morning at
bestowed are: William !. Allen, King
and Queen county. Vn: Robert w.
ihldgood. Lieutenant-C Colonel Isaac IL.
vJniirrinst Ton. received by his widow;
ter. Mrs. George s. Hutcheson; Thomas
NJ Dletr!ck. received by his daugh-
'er' Mrs' Samuel Tyler; William j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
TYING SICK DOGS
TO STOP RABIES
Health Department Would Pre-.
vent Recurrence Of Rick
man Tragedy.

Isolation of all dogs which show the
least sign of illness or of strange
conduct. for period Of nine days. is
earnestly urged by the state Health
| Department as perhaps the most avail
able method of checking the spread
of hydrophobia. Advice to this effect
was given at the offices of the depart
ment yesterday by State Health Com
missioner Ennion c. Williams. in com
menting on the Hickman family case
in Patrick county. which was told
of in The Times Dispatch yesterday.
The entire elimination of rabies
from the face of the earth within one
year IS easily possible, given concerted
action. This has been definitely
known for long time, and forms part
of an official publication by the United
States Public Health and Marine Hos
pital Service. Hydrophobia never
arises spontaneously in any animal or
human being. and is always perpetu-
atcd through bites, mainly of dogs
If all dogs could be kept penned up,
and prevented from biting anything,
for Just ono year. the disease would
disappear entirely from human ken
AS tho official document SAYS rabies
would in the course of a year be
an illegitimate field Of research for
the investigator In pure pathology. a
plaything for the controvcrsialist'
Should he pcnned.
But In a land of free" people It 1s
not expected that the public would
submit to keep It's doEs tied for year.
merely to stamp ont horrible malady.
a Virginia law would he only partJ
effective since other States would send
in tho Infection. So it is as far rs the
state Health Department advises at
present. to pen up every animal show
ing symptoms of any sort OF illness.
If the dog has hydrophobia. ne VIII he
dead within nine days from the seizure.
Mrs. r. L. Hickman. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ McHone and their children visited
the departments offices yesterday and
received their first doses OF the treat
ment according to Pasteur. which Will
last for twenty days. All are fair
~ cheerful although the shadow of
the recent death of the husband and
father weighs heavily upon them.
Their temporary home IN this city is on
Williamsburg Avenue. where they will
live for three weeks
Others Expected.
1t Is expected that other people from
Patrick county. In the ncighborhood of
stuart. will decide not to take chances
of infection from tho bedside of tho
late victim OF rabies or from other
nciEhborhood causes. but will come to
this city for treatment.
The material used for prevention OF
rabies is furnished by the United States
Public Health and Marine Hospital Ser
vice. 1t is composed OF the spinal cord
of rabbits which were inoculatcd with
the poisoned material. The material
comes in small bottles. immersed in
gclatinc. and the particles arc crushed
prior to injection by an expert, for he
must do the work under aseptic condi-
lions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Others Expected.

Mrs. Whitchurst Mt Memorial.
Mrs. Robert V Wh.;ehurr,, who WAS
operated on At the Memorial Hospital on
Thursday Is greatly improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
KEPT ON EATING

Men and women dining al RueEers were
some"hat startled last night shortly after
) O'CLOCK when company OF nremen hnr.t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-13
TEAL MS MAY
FORM COMBINE

One Of the most radical %reorgani-
cations of three popular athletic
teams in this city Will probably take
place oon The Dexter football
team, champions of Middlesex coun-
ty, the St. Anthony baseball team,
m of the best in this vicinity, and
the local basketball champions, the
Riversides, will 500 combine into
one club. Pete" Toolan, president
of the st. Anthony team. fayors the
scheme and assures his aid. Mana
gers John TOolan and Dave Wilent2
of the DeXters and RiVersides, have
also shown favor to the plan. bill"
Maloney, manager of the Saints"
squad, has lined up as upholding the
scheme. Representatives Of each or
%ganization will hold a meeting Tues
day and decide upon the name, pur-
pose and otRer matters of import
anCe.
1t is the plan of manager Dave Wi
Ientz Of the "Rivies" that the teams
retain their name, but that one gen
eral name be given to the three and
the Rlversides, Dexters and
st. Anthonys be sub names, signify