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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
CHASE CITY GIRL
is AUTO VICTIM
Miss Lille Lette Is Killed When
Machine Turns
Turtle.
LspeelaI q rhe rime..pI.na,oh !

New York. August .s.-Tho ransiod bosv
o; seautifl Miss Lille Le,te. young mini.
ner' formerly Of Chase city. Meckisnburx
COUNTY Va. 5 now lying in the Rye. west
chester county y. Y, nursue. the result OF
suburban automobile excursion last even
ms In which The four in the vehicle were
injured aus only the Virginia beauty killed.
The coroner Is hoidins the body o, III.
solns NifFiHian peHulng the recent OF mr.
defs Tor It's disposal from her r.lativcs in
lNe south licr skull was split open ana
shr cleo on She operating table At th,
DA'ten Hospital, o. Port Chester. while the
SURGEONS were working desperately 10 save
ne. ne MISS Lette had neen ia New York
only tour days. having come 10 buy tho sea.
son : mi 'i!nery shapes and tnmmlurs anJ
70 earn the fall and winter styles she VA.
the guest o. her friend Miss Ruth Doiltng
o. 'a- Fort Warrington Avenue. on the up
Per West SIDE ~ The city. and last night
me Two accepted an Invitation from Ralph
McAuiey. OF 10. Broadway. a salesman Tor
iae clothing nim OF Rosers Poet & Co ~
Broadway and Tklrteenth Street for a
SPIN ~ an automobile into the country IRON,
this city TO Rye Beach
The machine was aired from the rerar.
~ Henry A. BENJAMIN. OF Forty-third
street William Mecgan chauffeur The
rariy stopped a, Fort Chester wherc ,hey
AHa dinner, efierward proceeding on their
way TO Rye Beach. In making the curve A,
high speed n Rye Beach the machine's
Whee!s skiddcu on the recently pave
meni. the automobile turned turtle and
Miss I.ctte killed
The chauffeur was placed unda- 49,,
by the policemen who responded TO The call.
.o9 "elp on a charge OF reckless driving.
The other occupants o, the car were hur.
REC 10 the hospital in an ambulance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
COMEDIES VERMONT TO TAFT
Ono of HnIf-Dozen stntcs Coro,cI
IhinkS PresIdept Mny Cnrrr

Oyster Bay. August 2s.-Thore arc
only half dozen states Colonel Roosa-
Nelt said tonight which he believes
resident Taft has chance of carry
ing. one Of these. he said. is Vermont
IN which ne ie 10 spend the rema thing
ne Colonel left oyster Ray tonight
Tor Vermont. whore he Is to open his
campaign at bennington tomorrow
morning.
Colonel Roosevelt said that in Yer
mont al the power Of the monied or
state, he said, ne always estimated
thet two-thirds OF the people must 10
Tor him TO win an election in the face
OF this opposition
In Vermont; as all over the coun-
Try. he continued. my support is
ever We win 1t viii oe due to them.
largely to the farmer and the wage
worker"
Colonel Roosevelt said he expected
the representatives OF big business
to he against him. and. while certain
might disappear as the position OF the
Progressive party was understood. he
had seen no signs of such a change
The Colonel put in most of the day
preparing his letter to Senator Clapp.
which. he said. was now well on 10
ward completion.
1 hope to show the Significance OF
MIR. Penroses position in this affair.
he said. II shall bring it out In my
"a mpa gn''
"Although some persons might be
confused at present he added. as
senate committees investigation. he
believed that II all would he to his
advantage after the dust has settled
in month or So"
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Forcc MN to Lenn.

Corinto, Tuesday August 3T.-Com-
mander Warren j. Terhune and a force
OF 200 American sailors and marines
from the Eunboat Annapolis and the
collier Justin. now lying In Corinto
harbor, to-day succeeded in making
their way through the territory con
trolled by the revoiutlonarios To Leon,
the town midway between the Pacific
coast and Lake Managua, where the
Liberals rose in arms August 10 and
In the dead OF night massacred the
sleeping soldiers of the garrison.
The Americans found the liberals
hostile to their advances. and IT be-
came necessary for Commander Ter
hume to threaten to attack Leon be-
fore the insurgents would allow the
train bearing his detachment to en-
ter the town. Rioting had subsidized,
and the Americans found the city re-
suming its normal appearance.
After comforting with the Liberal
lenders. Commander Terbune withdrew
his force from the city. 100 marines
proceeding to Managua- the capital,
and the remainder OF the detachment
returning 10 Corinto.
Corinto has been designated as II
place OF refuge for the foreigners re-
siding IN the surrounding country.
An armed force landed from the gun
uvdN Annapolis is constantly patrol
lins the streets and a number OF Six
pound guns have been taken from the
warship and mounted on fiat cars for
the defense OF the city
The United States gunboat Denver,
with reinforcements OF marines and
blue jackets numbering about $50. has
arrived here. The cruiser California.
with Il further detachment of marines.
is expected 10 reach this port to-mor-
row. The revolutionarIes control Chi
nandega- a city with population OF
about $4,000 and the capital of de-
partmcnt of the same name and 1t
is one OF the chief desires OF the re-
bells TO capture Corinto, which is
Chnandega's port and with which it
is connected BY rail.
All attempts of the insurgents to
capture this seaport so far have been
prevented BY the armed force from
the Annapolis. the officers of which
are determined to protect the lives OF
the women residents
Managua Is the only large city in
the Northern Department. with the cx
ception OF Corinto. to remain under
tho control Of the government forces.
Advices reaching here from the cap
ital say that all is quiet there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29

" hshlnBtOn, AUGUST aS."The tele-
grimm OF President Taft reVokinc the
order sending the Tenth Infantry from
Panama TO Nicaragua. was received at
the War Department late Tonight.
Major General Wood. chief OF start
was I'm mis- of,icc when tho tcicgraphic
order arrived, and he immediately
transmitted II to Colonel Green. in
command of the Tenth at Panama.
All day the department officials had
ton of the Tenth to the disanccted
Central American republic and to-
night they had succeeded in securing
a liner due to leave Panama tO-mor-
row with troops All orders were inn
modiately counterma ndcd.
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CANE FOR HOBSON
Has Presided over SIT ct Cleaning
Committee for sixteen Ycnrs

a unique presentation occurred yes
to-day morning at $50 o'clock when
employees OF tho city street Cleaning
Department presented TO retiring
Chairman Julius y. Hobson, or the
Council Committee on Street Cleaning
n handsome gold headed cane. suitably
inscribed. The men were drawn up
In front OF the City Han ready for their
days work. Mr.. Hohson had come
down TO see them start out. and SUI
lperintendent Henry Cohn called OF. all
hands TO walt moment. while a COM
mittee came forward with the stick
Mi Hobson has been chairman of the
Committee on street Cleaning-once
known as the Committee on Health.
Tor the past sixteen years. during
which time the methods OF cleaning
the streets OF the city have been revo-
lutionized. and many improvements
made in equipment and machinery. Mr..
Hobson is one of the retiring members
OF the Council. and Will preside for
tho last time at the meeting OF the
committee called for tomorrow night
to approve payrolls and wind up the
laffairs OF the outgoing committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
GET WEEKS VACATION
Hoard Candidates. Secure Holiday for
I Street Department Hands.

The Council Committee on Streets
held It's nnal meeting last night. ap-
proving pay rolls ordering bills paid.
and directing that a vacation OF ono
week with pay be granted to the street
hands employed in the department..
Candidates for the Adm nistrative
BOARD waited long enough to see this
done, and hurried away to the Italian
Club. where candidates had been In
vltcd to speak
city Engineer Boiling reported that
he had revoked the contract OF I. f.
brown & co. FOR curbs and cutters
in tho East End, and had awarded the
work TO Messrs. billings and Perkins
I'm separate contracts the original CON
tractor having been several months
overdue i'm delivery OF the contract.
Has action was approved hut the COM
mittee did not SO into other instances
.of delinquent contracts now from four
To six months behind specifications.
leaving the problem TO he wrestled
with by the incoming Committee or
streets.
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News Of South Richmond

,ne same platform and an opportunity viii
% allowed several hundred voters 10 form
close comparison
Prof Joe Kessnichs Municipal Band vii,
oe on hand with al stops pulled out 10 add
,sN' nouIiSh TO the gathering. and the
Sp.e'nrs "ii be !ntarsper-ed With the latest
al7 ne candidates viii be asked their
iNofiies tunes. and their rendition viii
crown the APPLAUSE following each speech
Because Of the larse number OF sneakars
ench talk eil be limited 10 slght n,inn,as
and they VIII be au5ed to cut out tn.
pAIlouc stun and stick closely 10 their
pected tha, with This resrlctIon anna of In
speeches viii be very short ana that ths
.neetinS VIII not drug toward the end to
the deFlmeni OF the last orator
Crushed by Heavy Gate
The body OF II. Atkins. OF sie Decatur
street, VIII be forwarded this morning TO
Wise y G. Tor intermeni. The funeral viii
DC ned there upon arrival of the remains.
Alr Atkins died Tuesday night from inter-
nal lnjuries received y hen a heavy lockgat.
Wsishins ton sei upon him late in the
e al He vas carried TO the virsinin
Hospital In dying condition Coroner
John W. Broaenax decided that an Inquest
was unnecessary.
Nj. Atkins Is survived by widow. six
sons kooeri Charles Albert. Thomas VIII
Minnie Atkins. lie was forty-six years oIu.
Police Court News.
James p. stairs. who appeared at the
police station Tuesday night ana asked that
ne be given ten days in which to sober up
and get new lease on NE was given hair
the time he asked Tor BY Justice Maurice.
ihe magistrate told him that the desired
result could be accomplished In Ave days
hammond Johnson and Lille Taylor. both
roiorcd, Were fined go and SO spective!y.
ioT cruelty g The horse. they were driving
TUESDAY nisht officer Sharp arrested them
court.
Herbert Mozcr was nnca IS for dlsorderly
conduct on the streets
william johnson lined $50 Tor be-
ing drunk ana disordcriy
Meeting nj IIirschberE Club
The John Hirschbsrg club organized for
the purpose OF advancing their lenders
candidacy for the Administrative board.
MET last might al Eighth and Hull streets
It was decided to make a thorough canvass
OF the city Tor tho purpose of bringing out
a full vote on September 10 MI, i4irsch-
berg has been active in south Richmond for
several days.
street cars were held UP for halt an hour
yesterday when large lumber wagon.
'oaaed with beams lost wheel at Elev-
euth and Hull Streets. Several men were
pressed into service to unload the vehicle
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ATTACKS STAND
OF WICKERSHAM
lconlInued rrom First rngeD

Continued From First paseD
when w all know the Judges arc not
paid enough"
committee was appointed to ask
Congress TO empower the United
states supreme Court to prepare and
put into effect a complete correlated
system of pleading and procedure for
the common law side of the Federal
courts as is now being done FOR them
on inc equity side. The purpose Is to
provide for uniform system OF Mead
ing in the state and Federal courts.
The race question again came IN he
fore the association to-day. william
Morris, Of Minneapolis. one of the
three negro lawyers who had been
unseated by the executive committee
and this ruling reversed by the asso-
citation. sent a telegram announeine his
resignation saving it was based on
IAN entirely unselhsh consideration Of
the best interests of the association"
On motion Of Joseph Morrill,. OF
Thomasville, Ga. the resignation was
accepted.
II am opposed TO the admission OF
negroes to this organizations" said Mr.
Morrill,, hut ] want TO cypress our
appreciation of his dlgnihed attitude
in rcsisnine
Norris was ono Of thrc negro mem
hers who had been nnseated by the
executive committee because Of their
race one Of the others was william
H. Lewis. an assistant United states
Attorney General. who stnl retains his
membership.
The recall Of judges was formally
denounced by the association as "fal-
lacy" and as tending to deprive the
public of judges Of ability ana high
character"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
|REMEN TO MEET
NEXT At STAUNTON
Opening Of Annual Convention at
Roanoke-New Officers
Elected.
tspeeiai 10 The Timss-Dls7a,oh. ]


Roanoke. Va Angus Is -Firemen from
every section OF tho state are ln attendance
on the tweniy-sixih annual convention Of
the virginia state Flremens Association.
which was formally opened here this morn
irg. Six hundred aremen arc here ana the
oits has been turned owed to the visitors
Tho opening session was devoted 10 al
dresses % welcome hr Mayor : r. seIfert
and Chief James Neral. of tho Roanoke
Fire Department. The response on hoh4l T
~ tho association was made hy Captain
John II Redwood. O, Richmond. the only
delegate from that city This was followed
6y tho annual address % the president, de-
livsred by l. 2 Lookshiii % Roanoke
This afternoon a memorial sor,ice TO she
held The Invocation wa- Delivered by tho
Rev T c. Keisier. and tho memorial al
dress was delivered bv Commonwcaih's A.
torn-y Everett Perkins, @, this oiiy.
Tonight the nrst parade % tho conven-
ton given. The parade was made up
solely OF The Roanoke Fire Department.
Tomorrow the biz parade Will be pulled
on. and ~ Is expected that at least 500
visitors VIII he in the ei,y
At the nish; session the following officers
uere elected. President. II II HARLOW.
stanton: senior vice-president. NJ. C. SAITH.
rocahontas; secretary. J L Glenn Harris
iottesviile: .,atistlcian. :. J Holt. CovinT-
ton, chaplain. tho Rev II Smith Rich
nond
Friday the rse races and contests viii no
run The convention VIII adjourn Friday
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
ELKS OF VIRGINIA
MEET At NORFOLK
Several Hundred Members OF
Order Are in Attend
ancc.

Norfolk, Va August Several hundred
5'Hs from an pnriS OF tho Old dominion
descended on Norfoik this morning 10 at
tend the annual reunion Of tho Virginia as
ISOLATION. which opened = Two DAYS session
here Tho largest delegation cam. In from
Richmond. and throughout the day had
everything IT'S own waf lending 100 The .fes-
INVITES and social Program. which arc the
features oi the meeting
Inc ri'uaiistic contest. In which degree
teams from nearly every lodEc BOO tho state
we're 10 TAX. part, was post poned until to-
moro" go that an delegates could Doe pres
ent. some OF the "up-S-teio' members fnii-
big feature OF the feunion. and prize Of
400 VII ee awnrdet TO tho team making
The election o. Officers VIII also take
place 70 morrow u Vas inimaied that
the presidency rests bGIwcen 7. y Conlon.
OF 'hario'ie'fliie. second yico-president, and
president, but NJ O'ConneN rays that he
VIII not be candidate IN opposition 20 ans
pace on tho ticket.
The presence o' mo visitors in town be-.
came apparent eariy This nothing when the
navy yard band mo, thc Richmond deiesa-
ton a. the Old Dominion whar, and escort
- IT, 20 tho Efks' club M College Place.
There was bnnd Concert NJ the club. and
end ineiF %ives ~ere taken over the olty
over 'he downtown section.
After luncheon served a. the Eiks Home
tho visitors. fod hy ih+ band. took special
cars 20 Cape Hcnry. where shor. dinner
was served ana 80 'he evening" "A srana
bail war he'd In fhe casino
Tie program 'or to-fnorrow Includes. mss.
TIE business session az ~ o'r'ork. when tine
degree teams VII hold their contests. after
which ~iii come tho transaction Of routine
burners and tho Erection ~ officers. The
soriai program includes trip 70 Hampton
Roads on che steamer Annie T.. Vancouver
and rrtlrnins reception ~ the tks'
Home in Portsmouth
The winiup wlii h4 70 morrow A. Ocean
Visw. where The dancing pavilion wiii be
turned over 90 ths visitors :or another bali
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29

IsQo0ial 90 The Times Dispatchl
Newborn y. g.. August ga telegram, p.
'eivcd here to-day from New York stated
ihat Miss Lille Lette. OF this city. had
been instantly killed and Mics Ruth DoiiinE
and Ralph McAuley. O., New York wers
severely injured when Il touring car IN
which they were rioins overturned They
were return'nr from Rye Reach and the
car skidded on frcshly- roadway.
N!i4!am Mecsan. the chauffeur, lost control
and the machine turned turtle. Miss Lett
was caught hcueath the and her nec;
broken She cnmc 10 Newborn several var,
ago from Chase CITY Va. and had been
conducting fashionable millinery estab-
lishmcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
SWALLOWED LAUOANUM

r. rhurston. thirty-two years OLD.
70 2727 - East Main street ATTEMPTED
70 commit suicide last night about
. 80 o'clock by drinking an ounce of
gnudanum az Ninctecnth and Marshall
Streets. People passing saw the man
Tall to the ground and nurrcdly sent
an emergency call TO tile CITY Hos
yital. Or. II. T HAWKING, ambulance
surgeon. responded. and after treating
Ihurston carried him to his home II
was said that he would recover DO
nestle troubles are said To lie the
cause Of his desire 70 cnd his lifc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
HELD AS FUGITIVE
Isidorc Norrcck Arrested Here for
Norfolk Authorities.

1sidoro NorreCk. tDentt years old.
was arrested yesicrda, by Patrolmhu
rolkes as suspicious character. sus-
pec,cd Of bslng fugitive from Nor
Poiice Station Last night telegram
from the Norfolk police asked that the
PRISONERS be held. and stated that an
officer would be sent for him.
Fred Nrodson. tWcntv-three years
old was also arrested by Folkes as a
fugitive from Justice. lie is wanted
hy tho authorities ~ Hanover County.
Il ~ sid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
SURRENDERS HIMSELF
Negro Wanted for Cutting Man Walks
Into Police station.

William Jones. colored who is al
legged to have dangerously cut Charles
Iaylor colored last Saturday night.
Yesterday surrendered himself to
l'atrolmen l,unN and Williams at the
rilst Police station TAYLOR is at the
CITY Hospital in a critical condition
Immediately following the assault a
warrant for Taylor was sworn out. but
the police We're unable 10 locate him.
Nothing was seen or heard OF him
until no walked into the station and
asked the officers If there was war
rant for him
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j. Lee nrcnaman.

Especial TO Tue Times Dlspatch.I
stanton. Va. August 2s.--J. Lee
Brenaman, fifty years old. bachelor
for many years a merchant here, died
here suddenly last night. He is
brother of \. Brenaman. of Rich
mond. Deputy state Insurance Com
missioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
GLASS'S EXPENSES
Congressman spent Less Thnn Either
OF His opponents.

Representatives, Carter Glass secured
his denomination at less expense than
mat incurred by either Of his OPP
ponents according to mis- expense &C
count. nicd yesterday with the Secre-
tary Of the Commonwealth He ex-
pended sS622q against sl.247.iS by
T. r. Tllett and Sl,lo0 by Don =
lialscy.
fii GLASS; expenses were as follows
printing. S5la.26. advertising. sels.2s
travelling. SS3 hail rent and music,
S12.7J. telegraph and telephone Slt,
circulating newspapers. SIS. incl
d.utulS $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29

Candidates FOR the Administrative
Board were yesterday invited by mem
hers Of tho Builders Exchange 10 nd
dress them next Thursday night at
Sis o'clock
The speeches VIII be made In the
1.-THE basement OF the Mutual Building,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
TROOPS WILL NOT
GO TO NICARAGUA

ion tonight that the navy had found
enougN marines 10 look after every
American and all American property
that might be endangered. IL he finds
the situation critical later ne Will not
hesitate TO use the army. but he was
hopeful that the insurrecto and gov
ernment leaders will see the futilty Of
trying TO make It uncomfortable for
American citizens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
Virginia Trust Co.
Richmond, Virginia.

This COMPANY having qualified as
Executor OF the Estate Of Mrs Hannah
NJ. Moran, deceased, all persons having
claims against said Estate are requested
0 present them at this office. and those
indebted to tho Estate will please make
payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor Of Mrs Hannah NJ. Moran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
south uehnona Bureau.
y" TTTTF- = = ~ = 10
1920 Hun street.

: 10
Phone Madison i75.
All Of the seventeon candidates for fhs
Administrative Board have accepted the in
viiation % tho souihsidc Democrats club
20 spenk az tho biz mass-meetinE on the
courthouse square Saturday night. and an
immense Eatherlns rs assured This will he
fHe nrsi time during tho campaign for all
candidates to speak the same night from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
Post A Called.

There will be an important meeting
OF Post a. Travellers Protective Asso-
citation, tonight at the post headquar-
tArEA Conner az Thtrd and Main Streets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29

l. : Jones. secretary OF tho Boart
Of Fire Commissioners. returned yes
terday after spending week in Flu
wanna County.
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General New. Notes

niSas'rors fires IN Petersburg
'1nln Two years. resulting in groa,
Instruction Of property have given
90 much comment and criticism
49,. 'ne ability OF the depart
Hen' as at present organized ia
pped 10 successfully conc with ss.
tuus nres The probability Is that a,
result, natter VIII
Never saai former president, ana
- rodsey. secretary of tho ElLs,
.>ssooiation OF Virginia. and a larra
aoie cation OF Petersburg Lodge have
IN. 10 Norfolk TO attend tho state
convention OF the order
ms morning at o'clock Miss Mar.
w.. 'ayior, OF Pearl Street. and
a'eer D Kitchen, Of Matoaca were
married by the Rev Lloyd G Moore
81 West street NJ church
superintendent Hargrove. o., ~.
ioils henehcial Association. will cive
ms agents their annual picnic at swif,
feek' IN Chesterfield Tomorrow par
peoUe brunswick stew and other GOOD
things Will be served
,in Ada sao IN N@gshan. colored, was
ing for running crap ioint W.,
nc place was raidcd night befora last
Is nan escaped hut was subseouent-
The protraoted meeting which has
heen n progress for some davs A. CO.
.ral BAPTIST Church. near Church road
IN iDin wIddie has been brought to a
mere were eight conversions
baptized to-day
Sold at Auction.
ne well known property on Syca-
more. near Washington street. known
as the Farmers Warehouse. was sold
.at auction this afternoon. and was pur-
chased by tho Watson Realty Com
The property fronts los feet ~,
sycamore street and has a dcpth 81
lNs feet. Besides a large warehouse
IL mas two stores and theatre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
HEALTH OFFICER
MAKES REP OR 7
FIFTY Deaths in Petersburg Dur
ing Month Ending August
Tines-Dispatch Bureau.
. Bollingbrook street.
Telephone 1880

ftIeFsIIlTk. Va. August 3.
Inc report Of the health officer for
me month ending August &c shows Il
'otal of fifty deaths in the city. Of
when seven were Of nonrcsJents
There we're twenty-five deaths Of white
end twcniy-cirht Of coiorod persons.
There We're thirteen deaths Of children
under the age Of MS. yenrs ana ON. OF
an adult over ninety Years rhe corouer.
certified nine deaths There was ono
death Of peliaera. ono ~ te,anus. two
81 typhoid fever and i've OF tubercu-
iosis The bodies Of nine persons VINO
9'en eiS"" here were Brought TO the city
away. ''i'eN
he Number Of berths registered dur
ing inc month was sivty-five. white,
~. Z I. -nIe nnlnrah 49,