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The Washington herald., 1914-10-30
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd, Oct. B.-MILL FEED-spring
bran in looIb sacks, aOa5.oO; nearby winter
bran in iOO-Ib sacks 25Oos5.5O; -four to white
middlinE in lOO-Ib sacks 8OoG5ioo; Western
middlinEs, in I0o-Ib. sacks. a.5oa5.oO; city mills
middlinEs, in l0o-Ib. Sacks q. H.5oa5.0o; do. white
middlinES, in l0olb sacks 3lSaSoo; do. winter
br1n In l0oIb. sacks 5.ooa5.3
HAY-No l timothy IS 50al9Oo: No. timothy.
Il TOoaI7H: No. ) timothy. H.5Oals.Oo; light clover
mixed ISoOals50; No. / clover mixed n.9; No.
clover mixed, B.5OaI7.5o; No. l clover 100;
No. clover IioOals.oo; No. clover oooal2oo
sample grade. As to Kind. quality and condition.
TOoal0Oo
STRAW-No. l str1iSht rye. l3So; No. straight
rye I250aI3!oo; No. ! tangled ne. D.ooaloD; No.
tangled rye, s.OOus.5o; No. wheat, 500; No.
wheat. Tooa7.5oi No oats, s.5oalo.ooi No.
oats, s0oa8D.
LIVE POUITRY-chiokens. old hens, IbS and
over, I4aI5; do small to medium ID, B; do. old
rooSters, loall: do. snAn, young. Il; do. rough.
stacy i; ducks old Is; do. spring. white Pekins.
lbs. and over, ID. IS do. spring, puddle. lbs.
and over, H. Is; do. do, MuscoTy. l3Ell; pigeons,
young. per pair Ian; do DID, %; guinea fowl. old.
each, aOa25; do. young. II lbs. and over, 5; do.
~ lbs and over. 0E25; do. smaller, Is; geese,
nearby pea Ib., l2al3: do. Western and Southern,
per H.. TGl2; young turkeys. per ID. a; do. old.
per h. le.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per Ib.. 3; do
choice SOiS; do good 26izaah do. prints, Sl4
do. blocks, ~; ladies' Ia23: Maryland and Penn
sylTEniG rolls BAD; Ohio rolls. lsfals; West Vir-
Enil rolls Is2als; Storepacked. Biials; dairy
prints. bad; process butter, 8a5.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts.
loss OF, per dOz-, %; Western hrsts. g; West
Virginia hrSts, 3i Southern hrsts. 3.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yurk, Oct 3.-There il little doing in ths
local money mArket The tendency continues easy
Five months' money Is offered at per cent out
there are few takers as borrowers have a decided
reference for the shorter periods. To strong Dor
roMers Carrying liberal margins call money renewals
are ne cent. Fom dhis figure they range up TO
per cent, according to the amount and quality OF
the collateral
Commercial paper bearing the best names is nov
on a rer cent hasis in the local market Banks
ART sill ahsorhing fair amounts, and this IN con
junction with the pSncity Of high-ade material y
responsble for the continuance Of the lower gIade
ratea
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Hughitt Looks Fit.

AuburndaIe Mass. Oct. 9.-"Hury Up Tost
and his band Of Wolverines pulled into this ham
LET Al l O'Clock today q tired and oarewOrn crowd.
after their twenty-five hOurs jog from Michigan
With them came the trainers and coacheS
Every man on the squad looked Gs he had
been through some sort Of q conriG other thAn
a football game Bruised noses black eyes and
rTupled limbs were Tery much in evidence. In fact
The hotel looked more like q hospital than a
hostelry. -
Hughitt, MichiEzn's little quarterback and all
.nuund general, was the only who really
Iooked ahe 70 give battle Lginst the Crimson
foe in Saturdays game At the Stadium. and eTen
Hurhitt's ann is not in proper condition for hard
work A few Of the men were taken to Recreation
Field A few miles from the hotel for signal prac-
ticp while the remainder jogEed along the countrJ
roads for a limbernE up.
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NE COURT OF THE DISTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Holding q District Court In re:
square 52. in the District Of Columbia District
Court No. lib. Order Of pubiicatiOn.-No-ics il
hereby given that the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. pursuant to the provisions OF
section l6s TO section l6os inclusive Of the code
of Law for ths District Of Columbia. have fled
petition in this court praying the condemnation cf
the land necessary for the opening and extension
Of public alleys IN SQUARE 52. in the District Of
Columbia. hs shown on . plat or map hled With
the said petition part thereof and prayinE also
that = turJ Of Eve iudeious disinterested men not
related 10 any person interested N these 9rOceed
inEs and not IN the service or employment Ct the
District Of Columbia Of the United States. b
summoned b the United States MARSHAL loT the
District Of Columbia 10 Assess the damages Zach
owner Of land to be taken may sustain By means
Of the opening and extension q said GlleJ and the
condemnation Of the land necesary for the pIr-
poses thereof and to asseS beneats resulting
therefrum the entire amount Of said damages. IL
Guiding the openss Of these proceedings. upon
each lot or part Of lot, or parcel OF hnd IN the
square or block in which aid alley or minor Street
IL TO be opened and extended. and upon eAch lot
part Of lot. parcel q ground IN the squares ~
blOcis confronting the .a1hIs in which aid alley
is 70 be opened provided for in and by the aiore
said code q Law. II IL. bJ the Court. this 18th
day Of OctobeT A. D.. 1914 ORDERED. That all
persons having any interest in these proceedinEs b.
and they are hereby warned and commanded to Ap-
pear in this court before the ID day Of
November a D. 1914 at 10 O'Clock a. N, and
continue in attendance until the Court shall have
made It's final order atitying and couhmins the
award Of damages and the assesment Of OrnehtS
Of the tury TO be empaneed and sworn herein and
It is further ORDERED. That 4 eopJ Of this n'tice
and order be published once In the Washington Law
Reporter, and twice week for two Successive weeks
in the Washington Evening Star. the Washington
Times, and The Washington Herald. newspapers
published in tbe said District before the said 81
DAY Of NovembeT A. d. 1914 Il further
ORDERED, That copy Of this notice and order
be served By the United States marshal. hs
DEPUTIES, upon each Of the oEncrs Of the fee Of
the land to be condemned herein as may Be found
By the aid mArshal or his deputies, within the
District Of Columbia before the said ID iIy Of
November, A. d. TslL By the Court, THOMAS II.
ANDERSON Justice. A tue copy. TeSt: (SeaLl
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk By F. Z. CUNNINGHAM.
Assistant Cerk Oc29.G,o
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Coaching Michigan Attack.

Cambrdge Oct. 9.-whIle the Michigan eleven
were worrying over the assortment of plays Har-
V1rd will use against them this afternoon, the
Crimson warriors were being coached the VOL
Terine's line Of attack. HauEhton and his as
sistants spent considerable time explaining the
Michigan plays they were unfolded against Syra-
cISs last Saturday. Every man the varsity WAS
given a TROUT. with the exception Of Bricklsy.
PennOck. and Morgan.
Logan, Mshan, and Fancks were taken TO one
corner Of the field and individual coaching was
indulged in for thirty Minutes The second team
lined up in scTimmage against the varsity but
there was no real hard tackling and the ball re-
verted back and forth as the coeheS deemed 1t Ad-
Visable. Particular attention was devoted to the
defensive BY the varsity, and HaughtOn did not
call time until they had used up the most Of an
hour
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EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.

East Buffalo. n Y. Oct 8.-cATTLE-Rsee.pts
IS: market active and steady. Prime stee1s' ST0a
s75; butcher grades, 6.5aS9 80.
CALYEs-Receipts. IS; market active. &C hisn7'
Culs to choice 60oaI.2
SHEEP AND LAMB-Receipts, 3lOco Market
active; lambs loc higher. Choice hmos; SVss.o
CuIls TO fair 6Ooa7T5; yeariings. 6oOS6@i sheep
2o0a5T5
HOGs-Recriuts. 500; market fairly active. Soc
lower. Yorksrs, 7S5GT.sO; pigs, F.SAI.9; mixed
7sOI7.s5; heavy. T0z7s5; roughs. S3ab'S; StAg%
6O0as 90
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Oct 2s-Fhction betWeen the New
York and Liverpool exehanges is at acute, Il
not the breaking stage In reply to the cable
practically an ultimatum-sent by the liquidation
committee Of the New York exchange to Liverpool
Wednesday night, it is understood the reply re-
ceiVed today did not favor the New York view.
Liverpool indicating that it expected the settle
ent to follow closely the quotations fixed by their
own exchange The price czblede today was
I'D equivalent to 7 ~ per pound in New
York
Sir GeorEe- Paish was in oBnference with the
officers Of the cotton exchange this afternoon but
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"Y' oUrNT Is READY.
Basket-baH Squad to
start Practice Tuesday.

The call to colos for all BASKETBALL men has been
asned at the boys' building Of the 7. II. O. A.
and on next TUESDAY night all 6oys expecting 10 ~
out for the teams are requested TO be present TO
start prAotice on that night While the nucleus q
last years hrst team il exprcted back, there are
number q new men who already showing that
they are going 20 mAks eFery member ot lAst year
team hustle TO hold his place.
Incidentaliy, in Tiew Of last years record OF
tuenty-tWo wins and 10 losses aglinSt some Of the
best teams IN the city. great thinEs are expected %
thi. Years .eam and those in charge aB aying
they are going TO pruTe hsJund any d1ubt the claim
Of the Y. NJ to the 10 pound championship o the
District.
The Association s;ands rrady to take on al chAl-
lengers and communications regarding games should
h. srnt to Earl B. Fuller physical director. boys
building IT2 G street northwest.
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AGATES CLIMB OUT
OF LAST POSITION
Capt. MacMaster's Team Capture.
Three Games from NOnpareils
IN Herald League.
IN Head LeaRue

The Agates pulled out OF last place IN
the Washington Herald Printers Duck
pin League yesterday by defeating the
Nonpariels three gamea- In the OPEN
ing game the Agstes landed the honors
by six pins. Capt MacMaster coming
through in the final box and capturing
the honors. The scores were SIS to So,
The second game went the Agates way
by twenty pins, topping sn while the
Nonpariels spilled sol. In the third game
the Agates landed the game and the set
by trimming the Nonpariels by thirty
flve pins. The features OF the rolling
were Fleishell. MacMaster, and Lynch for
the Agates and Mallard and Beck for the
losers. The scores are as follows:
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
Of Columbia October 2. 1914 Sealed proposals
will be received the office Of the secretary Of the
Board Of Commissioners, Room 509 District Build
Ing. until O'Clock p. m. NOVEMBER 8. 1874 foe
the repair and reconstruction Of the Western High
School Building No. III located AZ Thirty hfth and
e streets northwest. Washington. ID. Z. Blank
forms of PROPOSAL Specification and al Necessary
information may be obtained from the Chief Clerk.
Engineer DeparIment Room E. hStnct Buildinf.
required 10 insure return Of plans. OLIVER 2.
NEWMAN. FREDERICK L. SIDDONS, CHES-
TER HARDING. ConnmiS SionerN. ID. &.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Cnlumbia Washington October =.
lSlL-Orderui: That Section q Of Article XII OF
the Police Regulations Of the District OS Columbia
Traffic ReEulationsl Is hereby amended By inseTting
therein, Immediately pCecedinE the las sentsnce OF
said section the following: III street, north, b.
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, west. -
OLIVER p. NEWMAN. FREDERICK L. SID
DONS. CHESTER HARDING, COmmsGionsTS.
n
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE

FOR SALE FURNITURE,
new and slightly used; easy
terms. Save money. Buy at HOP
WOOD, Sth and K.
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BUYS San Francisco Club.

San Francisco Oct. D.-The San Fr1ncisco Psdhc
Coast BASEBALL club sold this Afternoon to James
W. Cofruth, the prine-hght promoter, and sam
Berger. a prominent sportsman. by J. Cal Ewing
and Frank Mish. the present owners CofrOth and
Berger paid $4,000 for the club, it IL aid-
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9p1then

RefeTee-C c. CollifOwer. IT,. nmckseper-W. T.
Underwood. Scorrr-E. Khuen- Goals-Rehl @.
Henderson, senSnJ. Hutchinson, Smith Mulroe.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
in small and large sums. AL transae-
tons conducted with economical conSid-
eratlon for borrowers VIM n. SAUN-
DERS & CO., Southern Bldg, SO 18th st
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect to prior paymentA-
Tyler 4 Ruthsrford. Inc. 80 18th IT
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

4 GOOD, BIG WORK HORSES; GOOD DELIv-
cry horSsS. light delivery wagons. 2 Surus for
country. t2 sth T. nv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GOODS STORED IN THE FOL
lowing names win be SOh for stOrage charges
H. 1914. at 80 O'Clock, at hD U
street northwest: Mattel L. Day or Jno. T. Day
James O Mickey. Evelyn A. Hurdle. Mrs. N. s.
Bovles j. d. SchAmel. Mr.. or MrA A. 7. Trsy-
lor. FIDELITY STORAGE co.
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TotAis....... 45s 4ST 80
TERMINAL LRRY.M. C A. LEAGUE.
NATIONAL CAPITAL DUcKPry LEAGUE
Auditors' Quint Wins.

In one Of the faStest E1mes witnessed in the Ter
ninal Ralruad Y N. c. A. BASKETBALL League this
the Auditors defeated the Southern quiut, s
to II. Hutchinson and Mulroe featured the contest
The hne-np and sInnrnarv:
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WANTEDLFUR. APARTEENTS.

YOUNG COUPLE WISH TO sUBLEASE
furnished apartment. about rooms, for
light housekeeping: must be In strictly
white section. Address BOX H. Herald
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SECURITIES ON
BARGAIN COUNTER
|, Fine Picking for Careful In
vestOr with Ready Money
in New Street.
CASH MARKET IS EASING
Improvement in the Position Of
Brokers Is Marked Bonds
. Grow Firmer.

New York, Oct S.-Bargain counter
prices prevail for many -tla.laTd sec,Iri-
tiesf in the New Street market. Awhile
some Of these offerings may he chased
as remnants the careful investor with
ready cash may purchase stocks at un-
usually low prices. For example:
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BALANCES are piling up with investment
houses and, with every indication OF ease
in the money market, these prices nay
look very cheap later on.
That a change for the better has oc-
Cured in the outside market may be
noted from advertisements asking for
bids in thousand share lots for New
York Central. Baltimor1 and Ohio, At
: Gibson, Northern Pacific and Union Pa
cifc
Improvement Is Marked.
Improvement in tie position of the
stock brokers was distinctly marked to-
day. Banks that a week ago were urging
clients TO reduce their i0ans are now
seeking to have these loans placed on
time basis running from four TO siv
months at per cent Without legisla-
ton or any concerted action the call
money market is being relieved rapidly
by the conversion OF call loans into fixed
term obligations. This. of course, will
reduce materially the demand for call
money when the open market for funds
is resumed, and the effect Of the pro-
cedure will check to a considerable ex-
tent threatened liquidation as the stock
broker will not be able to remove the
collateral unless his client can supply
other securities in substitution.
Bankers who appreciate the ease that
must result in the call money market
are thus effectively protecting them
selves and automatically checking legis-
lation. With the immense sums that
will be released when the reserve bank
law becomes effective, plus the emer-
gency currency outstanding. even the
most conservative bankers are anticipa-
ting an era of wide speculation at ad-
vancing prices. and the opinion is ex-
pressed that when trading is resumed
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding q District Court. In re:
The widening Of public alley In square 81 CBloek
B Todd and Browns Subdivision Of Mount Pleas
anti, IN the District OF Columbia. District Count
No. III Order Of publication.-Notiee Is hereby
given that the Commissioners Of the District ot
Columbia. pursuant to the provisions Of section
l6B 70 leos !. inclusive. Of the code Of Law for
the District Of Columbia. have fled a petition EB
this court praying the condemnation Of the land
necessaTy for the widening Of q public alley IN
square ISL CBlock Is Todd and Browns subdiTi-
sion Of Mount PleasanD. in the District Of COium-
ba. shown on 4 plat map sled with the said
PETITION as part thereof, and praying also that
Jury Of Ave t1dcious disinterested men not related
to any person interested in these proceedings and
not IN the serTice OF employment Of the District
Of Columbia Of the United States be summoned
By the United States mGrHhaI for the District
Of Columbia to asses the damages each owner Of
land to be taken may Hlstain By reason Of tbs
widening Of sGid public alley and the cOndemna
ton Of the land necessary for the purposes thereof
and 70 asssss as benefits resulting therefrum thu
entire amount Of said damages, inclnding the eI
penSes Of these proeeedingS upon each lot or part
Of lot or parcel of land in the square o. biock
in which said alley Is to Be Eidened. and upon
each lot. part Of lot parcel q ground in tht
squares or blocks confronting the square in which
said alley Is to Be Edened, provided for In an5
by the Aforesaid code Of Law. 1t is. BY the Court
this 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D.. 1914
ORDERED. That all persons having any interesl
in these pcOceedinss be. and they hereby
NAFne1 Alu 70 ApfSL IN lAAs NulEl
On or before the JRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, A
D.. 1874. At 10 O'Clock n n. and continue In, at
tendance until the Court shah have made It's ina
OCder ratifying and confirming the award Of dam
ages and the assessment Of benefits OF the Jun
TO Be empaneIed and sworn herein: and il Is fur
theT ORDERED. That . copy Of this notice and
order b publiSLed once in the Washington Law
Reporter and twice a week for two successive weeks
in the Wsshington Evening Star The Washing
ton HerAd and the Washington Times. news
papeD published in the sah District. before the
aid 3rd day of NoTemb1. A. D.. 1914 II Is
further ORDERED. That a COPY Of this nOtioe
and order be served BY the United States marshal
his deputies. upon each Of the OEues Of the
fee q the land 70 be Condemned herein may
be found By the aid marshal, or his deputies
within the District 0f Columbia beIore the SAid 5rd
day Of November. A. D. 1914. By the Court.
THOMAS II. ANDERSON Justice. Test: C5eaD
Assistant Clenk. OdH. .9HH
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAE.
A Perfect Beauty

Brand-new. 5-room bungalow; cleo
tric cars pass the. property. Lot
50xl20. Splendid street car schedule.
Price. $3.50; terms, $1,000 cash;
balance $1,000 monthly, including in
crest.
One 5-room bungalow; lot 60xl00;
one carfare. Fruit. porches. Five
minutes to cars. Price. $1,000.
Terms. $500 monthly.
VIII exchange beautiful. brandEneR
Brookland home. all modern con-
veniences. large lot. 50xl50. for
suburban or farm property.
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WANTED-HoUsES.

WANTED - FURNITURE; CONTENTS
of house: books and magazines. E
HENsLEY. 1Slt N. Y. ave Main 1856
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C0RSETS.

NU-BONR CORSET MAGASIN, 1888 H
ct. nS.. is now open for the fall sea-
son, showing q complete line Of French
models tailored to order COrsets. Our
trained cornetiere will call and take
your meaHurements. A card II all that
lH necessary.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-30

FOR RENT-HOUSE, UNFURNISHED,
ION corner) go Q st. NV; rooms, bath:
fine condition; near school and market
Apply gl5 Rhode Island ave.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

TWO LARGE ROO&Is, SECOND FLOOR; PORCH
front and back; we'll heated. 0S 5th st.
R sTH ST. Nw.-wELLHEATED ROOMS;
large; gentlemsn IrsfCred.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS; BATH on SANE
floor; grntlemsn preferred: REASONABLE. 80 list
St NV.
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o. B. ZANTZINGER,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

START CASH BUSINESS OWN TOWN WHOLE
saling Red Seal Peanuts; recommended By U. ,.
government: make 100 TO 500 yearly By our
modern method investment $50 Up Merchants
WORK for you Investigate. ORIGINATOR. %
Broadway. New York.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD
FOR RENT-HoUsEA
Only s17.5o PR MONTE.

us 1Fk St N. E. Apply Owner. JAMES D.
BURN. 1l01 z st. y. E.
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

BY EDUCATED REFINED WOMAN AS
housekeeper. Capable taking full charge
city or country. BOX 19 Herald once.
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! WILL SELL MY BEAUTIFUL GhO-
Gerry store and confectionery. corner
Florida and New Jersey avenues north
west; best chance in life for proper party.
/ will prove the value Of the place VIII
leave town for other business down
South. Call between S and Z .. m. 90
Florida avenue
I MADE SO. 900 IN FIVE YEARS WITH
a small mail order business; began with
S. Send for free booklet Tells how.
HEACOCK- 7o4 LockpOrt. II. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-16
DRIVER POISONED BY
DEADLY PACKAGE

CHICAGO, Jan. l6.--Jacob, Chap
man. Wells-Fargo Express 90.
driver. who may die in terrible agony
before the end OF another week.
smoked cigar az the lroQuois hospi.
tai today and ioked with physicians
i'm consultation on his case
Chapman carried an express pack
age. partly opened, 10 the city health
department Wednesday morning and
handed II 80 T.. w, Sweeney clerk
Sweeney opened the package and
round il contained tissue OF cows
lung sent TO the department Tor analy-
Sis The analysis showed the pres
ence OF deadly anthrax germs and
Sweeney was promptly yaccinated.
A. search was made for Chapman
he had taken days vacation and
Was not found until last night, when
physicians say they discovered symp.
toms OF virulent poisoning Anti toxin
serum was injected into his blood
early today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-16
ROHNERT HOME ROBBED
BY PORCH CLIMBERS

Porch climbers prIed open a Sec
oud-story window in the residence OF
Mrs Morse Rohnert. No 1860 JET
ferson- ave. while members OF the
family. and some guests. were at din.
ner Thursday evening aud ran
sacked the bedrooms. stealing Jew.
elry valued at about $500, many OF
the articles being heirlooms The
plumber included medal given 20
the lave Judge Morse Rohncrl-for
lfe-sayiug exploit AZ Put-inBay in
1898
\ young woman guest or Mrs
Rohnert started for her room, and
heard the burglars proving around
in the bedrooms. They He'd and she
called the police. while members OF
the household took refuge on the
porch. and stood there. shiNering.
until the detectives arrived
An electric light on the corner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-16
FENKELL PLAN
IS OF APPROVED
Proposal to House City Hall OF
icers in New Building Meets
Opposition

d. +. W. COMMISSIONS FpuhoIs
plan 10 provide housing for some or
All OF the city administrative depart
ments IN the proposed ucv municipal
building, does not meet with Che APP
prevail OF the present occupants OF
The old building
in a meeting, Thursday AFTERNOON.
"A the mayors ONCE, Architpc, John
scott exhibited the plans for the new
building and discussed them with the
heads OF the various departments
Police Commissioner Gillespie was not
present, bur re sent word that he has
al tho room hl needs al present for
me administrative work OF The police
department, With the exception OF a
new cell blocG which VIII be- built
immediately In the old station For
mer Police Commissioner Croul al.
ways advocated new Office building
Tor the police department as the
present one Is out OF date and very
poorly arranged.
Police Justices Jeifries and Stein:
CLERK John Grogan. OF the recorders
court, Poor Commissioner Joseph A.
Marks, Health Officer w IN. Price
Clerk Brennan, or the police court;
DIT. Charles II. Oakman, OF the Board
of Health, and Poor SupL Dolan were
unanimous Ia stating that some re.
lief from present conditions In ne
old municipal building is absolutely
necessary. They ali approved the
plans for The new building
Architect Scott estimated the cost
of the proposed new building az 81.
800 600 Tho MANS calI For a Mo in
structure. a third larger ia floor space