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PHYSICIANS ARE
AFTER FRIEDMAN

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April 10
DIR. Fredriech Franz Friedmann's at
tention was directed to-day 10 the
hating progress" in his demonstration
OF the alleged curative value or his
tuberculosis vaccine in q letter adj.
dressed TO him at Providence, II. l..
by Dr. John r. Anderson. chairman
Of the board appointed by Surgeon
General Blue OF the pHbl.c health serv-
ice TO inquire into the efficiency OF
the Germa physicians remedy. The
letter says:
We regret 10 have To invite your
attention 10 the hating progress in
your demonstration of the alleged cur.
alive value Of your remedy for tuber-
.%culosis. Only - of the patients ac-
cepted by you as suitable for such test
have been treated by you. In order
10 avoid undue prolOngstion OF your
demonstration and to avoid
sary delay in advising the public OF
the judgment that we may be able 10
form ~ the value OF your treatment.
we are forced TO limit our clinical
studies 10 the number already treated
under our observation In the hospitals
in New York city"
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ATTACKS BY
Continued from Firss Page.)

by conservative leaders upon the con-
due of the financial affairs OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
how holding it's Continental Congress
here. were denounced a. ~unfounded
today by Mrs. Matthew Y. Scott. re-
firing president general. in her report
ON the Indebtedness on Continental
Hail here. Mrs. Scott declared these
reports had been circulated by the
faction Of the society that desired a
change in the administration of the
soCiety's affairs.
There may he reasons said Mrs.
Scott. Why son RAY prefer a change
IN the adm inisiration " your Affairs.
Eut the intirlation thar such a change
j. necessary i'm order that money con-
tributed 10 the payment OF the debt
on Memorial Continental Hall may be
specifically applied 10 the payment ~
thsf debt. il a libel upon the integrity
OF ytTT chairman. and Is = libel upon
me integrity of the administration
lutimationS were recently made in
p pun lished letter addressed 10 Mrs.
Scott by tho conservative executive
committee that alleged laXity in the
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Strained Relations

LONDON. April ia Vienna des.
patch TO the Chronicle says that the
relations between Servia and Bulgaria
are becoming increasingly strained.
Servia claims for herself Egri Pal.
anka. Kratova. Velez. Uskup. and Ok
brida, in total disregard for the treaty
concluded. but the war between Ser.
via and Bulgaria. under which. most
OF these towns being Bulgarian. would
20 TO Bulgaria. The disputed terri
tory comprises $4,000 miles. The
Neue FTeie Presse. the despatch adds.
learns that Bulgaria suspects her al
lies OF purposely delaying the con,
clusion OF peace in order TO retain the
Bulgarian army at Tchatalja as long
as possible. while Servia concentrates
her army along the Vardar River. and
Greece her forces near Saloniki. Bull.
garia now Is preparing To divert all
available troops from Adrianople and
Tchatalja To Macedonia.
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..cALLED HEIoHBoE Nv HOUSE ASp
DIES IN kEW MIN UTES.
Suicide Theory Held by Many Residents
OF hhll Sn-fosEmoi can 10 BE
Held rhis Morn na.

Occurring under mysterious citcum-
stance. inc d"ttn ot MIS. James Me-
stree df e late huuf IsSt
~ h4ftE - greatly pudding tn. ~uthofi-
iles' nut II ~ the general belief that
l. va tdHsei ~ pu..uu. probably taken
Wi.h Sutc dai Infections. Her u.ath oc-
cur ed very suddenly. and came a. a
fam Is.
Sh" ~ after /" O'Clock last evening
: ~aid Mas ale. urlnlcE. who. win
W"~ alone "a tn. house. t%slephonet to
= ne Enh'r and clos" tI-nd. Mrs. Robert
Sh' pi"rG. telling her thst she was 81.
"sN'hE MrS sheppard to- come To- her
at once. Responding almost immedi-
at'ly Ms. sheppard round her iying on
the floor iu a seemingly unconscious
she was dead.
Becoming EARNED. Mrs. sheppard and
ia rIpw. 80 but he was absent
~ ~" TINE and his nurse. Miss Cum
bingham answered tn" call. When Miss
: ~nnnlnshtn arrived - tn" hTISe. = few
minutes hsf"lr - oclock. IL was found
" McC"rmick had been dead several
rost Mortum Examination.
'or"ner j. = M~Comhs. OF MOUNDS
'iIl" vaS notified and ordered a post
.h'ftnm exam nation To- he held over the
body. ~ = late hour last night the
J "nla NJ were removed To- the undertake
InE %Iari"r- 81 Harry Rodgers. in Nc
M~Hrl"n. a. wutrr plH"" tue examination
WI ue conducted early this morning hv
'"s Farl"". Wright. and Miss cunning
mann.
AIathetic incident regarding rho ease
- "a" fac that the husband Of tho dead
woman was AVA from home at IN.
ttHlt ~ ded'h Incurred iis = night
foreman ~ BcnVool FOR tive Baltimore a
''nlp railroad. and was AZ work when a
call came thar his wife was critically
~. lie returned home Immediately. only
10 fnd THAT she haJ be.r deal moe
tlan twenty minutss lie - almost
overcome with crief.
Tho Suic lie theory Is d~tsrredt,ea ~.
many friends of tine FANNY. as M mo-
NV can DE ~MsStgned for the deed. The
deceased wa apparently IN good health
ana ~ - claimed that there was no dis
enton IN family affairs whatever
Mrs Mccormick Was about 80 years
~ axe. and Of a prominent family. She
was well know in BenWood and vicinity.
ana was highly respected by all who
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SUFFERED TWENTY-ONE-Y YEARS
FINALLY FOUND RELIEF

Paving suffered for twenty-cn-
years with n pain in my side. I finally
have found relief In DR.. kilmer's
Swsmp-Rnot. The physicians called
IL "Niotehr's Pain and injections or
morphine were my only relief for short
periods OF time. 7 became so sick I
had To undergo a surgical operation in
New Orleans. which benefited me for
NV" years. When the same pain came
back n day ! was so sick that CAV.
NJ hopes OF living. \ friend advise I
m" to Try your Swamp-Root and ut
orcc commenced using IL. The FIRST
hottie cid me 81 much God that I
purchased two more bottles. I am now
or my second bottle and am feeling
like a new woman. J passed a gravel
stone as large ds a big red bean ami
several small ones. ! have not had ne
least feeling Of pain since taking your
Swa amp Root and I feel IL my duty tc
recommend this great medicine 20 all
suffering humanity. Gratefully yours.
MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE.
ANoNelleS Par. MarkSville. La.
Personally appeared before me. this
18th a Of July. 1911. Mrs. Joseph
constance. who subscribed tho above
statement and made oath that the
same is true in Substance and in fac,.
VIM. Morrow. Notary Public.
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MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH OF
WELL KNOWN BENWOOD WOMAN

financial affairs would be brought TO
the attention OF the
The morning session today was tax.
en- up by reports of various Officers
and committees The afternoon ses-
sion was devoted to further reports
and receiving OF contributions from
chapters. amounting 10 many ihous.
and dollars. One source was the
Penny a day" plan. which yielded a
large return.
Preparations for the nomination Of
tickets TO he voted upon tomorrow.
were in congress throughout the dsv
and there was much political discus
sion with suggestions Of possible
Dark horses"
All Claim Victory.
WASHINGTON. April i4-Nith
the nominations of officers set for S
oclock tonight the Daughters of the
american Revolution when they met
today on the second session OF heir
nnual convention settled down TO 10
hours of quiet. hI;. campaign
ing in the struggle for president-cen-
eral OF the society. The feeling
among the three camps was tense.
The adhsrents OF Mrs. William G..
S;orv. Mrs. CHARLES Miller Horton
and Mrs. Charles II. BRYAN were early
on the scene. All claimed victory.
Some feeling existed over th. crit.
icism Of the credentials committee
Yesterday. II was held thar poll.
tics had been resorteG 70 in an effort
10 favor the chances OF one OF tho
candidates. This feeling formed the
basis for the schism.
The morning session adopted the
report Of the presidont-eeneral. Mrs.
Scott. in favor Of the Towncr bill
pending IN congress for an apron
Ration OF $500 .00N for a site for an Of.
fee building west OF Continental hall
Clifford Pinchot. former chief GOV
ernment forester. made q Short adj
dress on conservation. He discussed
tho recent foods in Ohio and Indiana
and no" they might have been pre-,
vented.
During tho dav the Headquarters al
me various candidates for president
general gave many JUNIORS ~ 4 posi-
bio dark horse. II was declared AZ the
headquarters OF Mrs. Scott that the
administration forces were preparing
10 line up behind Mrs. William Libby
Of New Jersey. should II be found
that Mrs. John Miller Horton. of Buff.
falo. could not be elected.
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FINAL ACTION
On Currency Bill Not Considered Prob,
able at Present Session.

WASHINGTON. April 15.-FinaI &C.
ton upon a currency reform bill az the
present session OF Congress Is not con-
siGered probable by members Of the
State Committee on banking and cur.
rency. Plans for the preparations Of
legislation we're outlined briefly today
NJ a meeting Of the Democratic mem
bers OF the committee. but the actual
preparation Of a bill 10 be presented
To Congress will not be completed for
some time.
Senator owen will Introduce a res.
olution as n result ~ tO-day's confar-
encc providing for additional hearings.
under the direction OF the committee.
These hearings will not begin however.
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ARMISTICE TALK
WAS PREMATURE
But There Is Little Doubt But That
II viii Be Arransed.-Servian
Trouble Looms Up.

LONDON. April 1.-the news of
the actual conclusion Of an armistice
between Turkey and Bulgaria ap.
pears to be premature but there is
little doubt that II is on the eve of
arrangement. First reports regarding
the armistice came from CONSTANT
nople, and the Russian government is
in receipt of similar news. According
TO reports current in st. Petersburg.
the armistice vii be the result OF Rus
sian meditation.
In diplomatic circles in London the
view is held hat the peace confer
ence will shortly re-assemble in the
British capitol.
A Constantinople despatch admits
the existence OF some sort OF truce as
a precursor OF an armistice.
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GOVERNOR IrTERcEDEs
IN AUBURN STRIKE

AUBURN. y. Y. April 1E-Govern,-
SHlf"r i~uiervened In the strike situation
h"f' today in an effort 90 avert tine re-
inn'A or the cordaRe Industry Of the
International company OF Germany.
ale the governor was appealing
through the state department ~ labor
- Inc cOmpnuys officials 20 defer act
i.u until arbitration can be held how
. 'r. the company proceeded with the
work Of dismantlinE it, mill. Tonight
tlI'" Cerioads OF machinery were on
tle'r way 20 New York for shipment 20
Euf"pe The intercession 81 a.. eNspI-
tN" was made Nv telegraph through
state Labor commissioner Williams 20
clarence Il Punk. acting head - the
pauy.
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until the members OF the Senate Com.
mittee have studied the hearings OF
the Money Trust" and currency re,
form Committees of the House.
The conference last night partici
pated in by Secretary McAdoO. Sena,
tor owen and Representative Glass
further developed the scope OF the
currency legislation that is 10 be
brought forward under the Wilson
administration. President Wilson has
rot gone into the currency problem In
detail. however. and IL will be some.
time before he is ready TO devote his
full attention TO il.
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s2so.ooo FOR PRINCETON.

PRINCETON. y. J.. April L. The
fourth large gift TO be presented to
Princeton university within ~, past
was made known here today
through the publication ~ the will OF
William " Reed. Jr.. whose death oc
Cured recently IN Putnam county. y.
Y Mr.. Reed who vas r graduate ~
Princeton. has left an estate cstimat.
ed ~ S350.OoO Of which so5O.OO0 will
como TO Princeton AZ tho death Of hts
wife.
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japan Up In Air.


TOXIC. Npril ij-T Tho leading Jan.
apese newspapers 81 Toxic. the Asaih
The Kokumin Shimbun and the Jiji
Shim90. which are usually Conserva-
tive. have assumed an extremist ntfi-
iude on tho projected alien land own
rrship legislation in California Tho
kokumin Shimhuu is almost violent.
while the Asdhi is pezeimistic
Tb" '0unEN element among The
political factions which incltcd tho 70.
crnt riOfinr have called a mass meet.
INK Tor Thursdat next. " vii be held
To- 70 building capacity ~ phich a.
1900
Lengthy special dispatches from
San Francisco and Washington indi.
cate that tho situation is hopeless.
hu' mans - tho %Iapaurqc asserts
their confidence that the Americans.
particularly raiifornians. u1l surely
d"al Justly and fairly with the ques.
ton
b~.lrRafI0ua representing various
h0d'". are calling on The se%crefary N
tho American embaesv. Arthur HaiiIv.
blanchard. almost hourly in an cndea.
tor 20 hiring about IN amendment 81
fhe proposed measure All American
FIRMS In Japan strongly oppose The
BOO.
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COAL DEAD.

SHAMokIN. Pa. April 15.-Alox-
andcr Fulton. aged So years. one ~
tho best known and wcalthicst s,al
operators in the anthracite region.
died hero today. During the early
dars % mining m his region hc was
manager Tor 5rnn Jacob Astor. frank
lin Dclano and j tsnFdon 4 90. Hs
came to Oh. United States from Scot
land la fsag. -
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PASSES
Continued from Firs. PaRs.)

Secretary Ervan TO-DAY in conferences
with Nis"ount 'h'nda. tho Japaros"
ambassador. Tho ambassador called
first ~ ih" White Uouse 20 talk with
tn" president and then proceeded 20
tho stat" department to confer with
S'"r' tary Rrt an.
There was NJ announcements a. to
the azure ~ the conferences. hut ~
was admitted that tho california prob
lem vas under discussion
Without offending the people Of
California 10y any official interference
v i'm their legislative proceedings. the
president and his secretary OF state
have un officially conveyed 70 certain
influential persons in California the
hop" that the projected legislation
will not be- permitted 10 take q form
that would Justify the Japanese gov
eminent IN asserting that 10 constitut.
ed 4 breach Of the treaty obligations
Of The United States
The purpo.e OF tOday's conferences.
50 IS understood. was 90 ascertain
Vh"ther the senate bill as amended Is
still Objectionable 10 Japan. and n
20. m uhaf respect The ambassa-
dor is said 10 have Indicated that
further changes must he made In the
bill before ~ can be said 20 be accept
AZ TO- 10 Japan. and that these changes
must 'ake the form % amendments
10 plac" all aliens on even terms.
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Letter TO
Or. xiliner q Co.,
~BfnG6amton, n. Y.

Prove What Swsmp-Root VIII %
For You.
Send to Or. kIlmer x Co. Bingham
ton. y. v. for a sample bottle. II will
convince anyone You will also receive
"a booklet II valuable information,
telling all about the kidneys and blad-
der When writing. he sure and mem
ton the Wheeling Daily Intelligence.
Regular ffty-cent n one-dollar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores
Adv.
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REPUBLICANS
(ceauausd from Yirs. Yags.,

made an excellent showing. defeating
his opponent. Paul winEerter. by IS
votes. The nsnt was very evenly
balanced as but two candidates wera
In the race and took away from the
hight the ex citement that character
lied that for treasurer and chief y:
police.
The total vote cast was 1887 and
both the candidates for mayor and
board OF control secured this number.
polling a solid vote. showing the pop.
ularity OF the two present officials.
After the announcement was made
last night. naming the successful can
didates. the general feeling OF the
people was that the two leaders could
carry the ticket through to victory al
the general city election which will
be held in May.
Yesterday noon in the first precinct
OF the Eighth ward the voters seemed
TO be running an amusing race with
time. During the sixty minutes from
IL TO l O'Clock there We're exactly
~ votes cast. an average OF almost
one vote per minute II certainly re-.
CURED some hustling on the part OF
the clerks TO keep up with his SPEEDY
casting OF votes and II was laughin:ly
asserted by one of them tina they
believed the clock lost a minutes
time during the c~ircling of the hands.
which made an ever race TO the fin
fish.
FIRST WARD.
Council First Brsnch-Iames T.. How
ard. @Je. 'Wnl T. otto. a..
Second Branch-'Lce Hedges. $50:
ROSS T. chew. 3sS. L"uiS Sipplc. ga.
'Wm. Drake. So. Nm. T. t;,li. Dr.. "a.
sNlfred feake. Jr, go. Louis Rsitels.
City committeeman I;cfStcr. go.
'Harry =. Witthuhn. 3@s.
SECOND WARD.
City Council First Brsnch-.crn~~t
l~;utter. Jo1. !. L. Becker. 2i6. l. W.
JONES. ii2.
80. 'pr n II. StilISsrd. 3ie sJamcs
Richards. i.s. ~ /. 'koWu at
city Committe@'I;""crt Glars. 50,
li"urN A~lltusS~"Itn. l.o. -. T.. MtNtu.,
rs. James Nickers"n. los.
THIRD WARD.
city Council FIRST sraroh-rnas.
Leirer. lc.. 'Jas. u Riddle. IT. ssi
Second Branch-'H W. Fair. -ts.
'John =. Butts. @js 'thHS. = Brand.
2i2. Adsm kdltenbach. 1@i y. J.. M.,-
City COMMITTEES \. ScnIlcr. So.
FOURTH WARD.
City Council FIRST Braach-Ias NJ
Adams collins. rs.
Second Branoh-.Hans Kunz. iss.
'herbert e. Moore. 1886. Isaac Block. 90.
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OFFICIALS ARE
ALL AT SEA
DISAPPEARANCE OF BROKER
MARTIN STILL A
MYSTERY.
Every Effort Made to Locate MISSING
Man is Without Sue
cess.

LONDON. April 15.-The Scotland
Yard officials and Burns. the Ameri-
can detective. after another fatiguinc
nay. appeared 20 be no nearer n So
luton OF the mystery Of the disap-
! ea'1ncS OF Joseph W. Martin. the
Memphis cotton broker.
Even Omen crystal gazers. who Of
iered supposed clues. we're patiently
examined. but out of the endless chain
OF alleged clues TO Martin both dead
and alive ali proved worthless on
Investigation and although the police
view Is stronger than ever that Mar
tin still lives. no evidence Of any kind
IL yet available.
The latest theory is that Martins
disapT earance may possibly have been
due 70 his being involved in some
sort Of financial complications but
even This is rather a ynatter OF con
lecture than knoWledn
LONDON. April I5-Detectives who
are searching for Joseph WHEREFORE
Martin. the rich and missing MemJhis
'Tennt man. learned definitely To-
day that the American is alive and
is held captive by a band % Kid
napcrs.
Detectives working under william
J. Burns the famous American detec.
tive. we're the first 10 strike tho trail
and came within an ace OF rescuing
Martin. but the %kidnapers had been
tipped on and fed. taking their cap
tive with them
However. Burns SAYS he vas sure
that Martin would be rescued alive
and turned over 10 his relatives with.
In twelve hours
Following tho visit ~ q mysterious
woman n tho home Of 7. Iockbsri
Anderson. Martins friend. datec'ives
vent 10 a roOminE house in Lambeth
= here The woman said they learned
that Martin had been detained for
days
ln some manner tho kIdnapers
heard o. he fact that the searchors
were drawing near and fcd On ac.
count 81 tho shortness of time AZ tho
.dieloeal of tho kldnapers ~ vas ha
iev"d that they had taken refuge IN r.
house nearby
Detectives are not telling about tho
mysterious voman who had revealed
The hiding place ~ the kidnapping
band.
'"NNNFNN ~ a INN NNHFIfT OF Nnufn
london Tho Lambeth section i-
sriaild and occupied by people NJ low
cast" There arc n number ~ lodr
ing houses which are frcquentcd only
hy criminals o. vas in the Lambeth
section that tho silk hat. pocketbook
and watch chain ~ Martin we're
found
Immediately after tho detectives
found that tho k%iduaTcrs had nouu
DO" Officers put rho ovusr of the
rooming house to u drastic evamina.
Jion
From facts gathered bv tho private
detective DO was evidenced that tho
rich american had been drucRcd and
kidnapod md had struggled hard to
gain biz freedom toward Tho end ~
the journey Ono ~ tho saptors vas
20 Old hiW Tor ransom
Martin disappeared boo tho night ~
April o
Tho Iolicc have nothing fo show
that DICT over mot Tho Frndcrick.on
.rIrl Tho police have proof. however
.fh1f tho tailor bad a. liking Tor Girls
d. % of the murdered man n
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pockets vas a clipping containing a
publishers announcement OF a book
entitled Her Soul and Her Body a
book represented to relate with
great f%rankness the ambitions Of an
im~pecunious girl"
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CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. Thomas M. Leyland, the successful candidate
primaries yesterday, desires, through the Inteliigencer,
to thank his many friends for their support and to ex-
press his appreciation of their confidence placed in him.
Promising a clean administration if elected, he asks a
continuance of this support at the general election in
May.
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Sixth WARD.
sEvENrH WARD.
WARD.

City C-unctl First B.arcb-iI. geo
Robinson. rs: -Jscoh B~.i~winE-r. go.
Second BranCh-'Nm ~. kt"iiin-. 3tN.
i;oht. ~ ~Inghsm. 20 man Hnlu-
-itnan. @os. s'nsS ~ Seahrtg.t. %5f.
Chris. No'tl.. .si -ii.nry ". ~Btink,rtn.
iut. 'fI-I T.. ZeiLler. 81. Ja-. 4. Nj
trtadN. l5S. Iohn Houecker. -
City Comuittes-harrN imam.
So. Earl PETIT cord. AL.
-Star denotes WHINE.
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michael Collins. lis: Jos. A. Arm
stS. |ram'aeker
TxYTH WARD.
CITY Council First ~B-aneh-Irsnk
SECOND 3ranch-I.Ouls WhiSSrn. s4z.
James IL. link. 2fs. Mil.on r.. Murray.
Cty Committee-DsVe CIeary. .fs.
SIXTU WARD.
CITY Council First praneh-Jacob
R"ineke. ISL: John e. Medick. $50.
Second Brapch-Michs-i Grogau. $40.
Alonzo Rust. 5fs. Harry \. Ebsl ng.
sts; Lee MeFann. 5is; JOnn Grsmlich.
City Committee-albert Auber. SAG.
eEvENTH WARE
City courc'l First Branch. W. con-
NELLY. =is: w. 4. Megraii. 5j": James ~.
LsnCast... i13.
Second Brsrch-I. ". rLurhst. ss3
q. u Vernon. 1T, Wilbur McGrcSot.
s't: HAT Hawkins. 81: w - Alex
amber. a.. Bsrtram kim. 2Si. sidney
Lake. ~. ~. :. SANDS. go.
City Ccmmittes-'Chari-s Cook. iSs.
W. .. Thomas. $50.
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SECOND WARD.
THIRD WARD.

HE WARD.
city Council FIRST ~srarch-rnas
Leirer. 10. 'jaS. ~. Riddle, ir. 80.
Second Branch-'H. W. Fair. 80.
sJ"hn =. Butts. @55 'ChaS = Brand.
2i2. Adam kaltenbach. 1@l y. J.. Ma
erS. i23.
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roURrH WARD.

City Council FIRST Braach-Ias NJ
Adams collins. rs.
Second Branoh-'HanS kunZ. iSS.
Herbert q. Moore. 1886. Isaac Block. -.