The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 9

WORLD PuzzledForAgesPast By the Problem of Its Social Fabric Details of the System in Cincinnati And the Experience Which Led To Its Adoption. LeaTJ of Amariein MaBieipmlltiM Heiri Major Ad-drew on the -SocUl rvitt MrTcs to raa esQCiaia. Baltlmor. October A Th special fe-alur of the opening session of th convention of th Leagu of American Munl-clpailtle ws to addr of Mayor naiachmann on the "Hoela Evil." HI t-liy ao far 11 advance of all American tnunUlpalltle In deeng with that aertous l.roblem that the delegate listened with eag-r Interest to the detail of the plan ae given by the Mayor. He said In part: Keveral months after my Induction Into elltrr, In IWM.

the Health omcer, after having examined into the condition of the (wUI evil, aa existed In Cincinnati, reported ti mm that uoder the preceding administration certificate of health had been re-jutred of Inmatea of house signed by any legalised practitioners of medicine, but that It had been a custom of aome phyai-tlaii to leave certlncwt, signed la blank, wliinh keeper, the date of tb examination and the name of the Inmate being left blank to filled out as occasion might demand, or. rather, aa the exlgenrle of the klr might require. This examination, so-called, was a regulation of the police, tin Health Department playing no part whatever In ft. The regulation was at once discontinued, and on October 1. ln-A the first regular ln-Bir-tlon of the Health Department begun, ill regular district physicians being aa-siUMMi to the work of eaamlnatlon and of Issuing certificates of Inspection.

As a safeguard two physicians were aaslgned to wurk together, and the signature of each was required to be appended to the certificate Issued to the woman xamlnd. The certificate Issued gav dale of Inspection an.l a full description of the person examined. Aa to result. It Is to be stated that the first week's Inspection sent women the hospital. Vet all of them had certificate signed by legallaed and actively practicing physicians, stating that they wtre free from dlseea.

Manifestly the preceding regulations, no matter how sincerely the municipal authorities may have believed It to the best policy to be pur-aued. was radically defective. details or RAW rLAH. Tnder the new plan a woman found diseased Was Immediately sent to the hospital and kept in that Institution until discharged aa free from dlseaea In a oon-tagious form. Women found plying their vocation were arrested and sent to the hospital for eaamlnatlon.

If found diseased they were) kept there, otherwise they were discharged, but a repetition of the offense meant a "term In the workhouse that, however, being altogether a police department and Police Court regulation. The de- rat ur of (he new plan was found to be In the email pay received ty the district physicians. The additional work nir-ea 'DM Mham. -twek-wip their time so'conalderable that they werw allowed to collect a fee of SO centa tor each examination the examinations being made once in each week. "The number of women examined In houses is, at this time, approximately 44u.

In addition to that number there are some women living In private apartments who submit to the examination conducted by the Health Department, making a total of Nmi examinations per Tho number examination of Inmates of public houses ha not Increased to extent since the commencement of the present system of examination by the Health Department, though many of the number of women living In private apartments have submitted voluntarily to the prescribed regulations mentioned. A station I now established where thee women can tome on certain daya of the week to be -The adoption of the present system not Claimed to be perfect together with the neceaaary cessation of the practice of leaving with the 1st reus of a house certificates In blank to be filled out by her brought out the first manifestation of outside opposition to the plan. A suit was brought in the Court of Common Pleas by a taxpaver of the city, the oatenaible object of which was to test tho right of the Health Department to make the examinations. The real object, manifestly, was to bring about "a return Tto the old methods under which disreputable physicians had profited by tho sale of blank under the operation of which tilaease continued to be spread. the community defrauded and the Intent of the regulation defied.

Tho taxpayer bringing ''the suit waa a euggit. The suit came up Before Judge Spiegel and waa fully argued an.l decided in January. 1902. The decision clean-cut victory for the city, therefore, the undoubted right of the Health Department to adopt and to enforce reasonable rulea and regulations, if not for the restriction of the social evil, f.ir the restriction of the means of spread-' lug disease, and. to that extent, conserving tne health.

If not the morals, of the-City. tkx roLicr pxriuao. "I'mler the legal definition of the rights ef the city, aa laid down by Judge Spiegel. It may be said that the policy of fhe city of Cincinnati is not restriction or "licensing c.f the social evil, but restriction of the soread of disease In the first Instance, with tne restriction of the evil aa a possible Incident to the adopted regulation. -Judge Spiegel, however, while holding that the Hut of the examination and Inspection made by the Health Department -were properly chargeable on the persons causing the.

unsanitary conditions, modified the adopted regulations to the extent of hold' lug that the fee collected must be paid Into the general fund, but to that extent onlv. We are. therefor, working under the plan outlined by me. and with very fair results, an average of 12 patient being ikw sent to the hospital each week. The large and gratifying decrease In reports of disease coming te the health of ficer is due to several condition among which he cites the following: First, that under the regulation women who are the subjects of inspection and examination are Instructed In the use- of -antiseptic- rneas- tires, which, to a large degree, eliminates the possibility of Infection; second, that the majority of mlatre of bouses) are mure careful of women admitted Into their places, requiring from them certificates a required from the Health Department be fore allowing them to become inmatea.

Then. too. the regulation compelling the payment of all hospital expense attending the treatment of any Inflicted inmate of a public bouse bv the keeper thereof. 1 decided Incentive to watenfttlnea, deanll- res and health. The entire plan.

h6wver and the results from following it out are made possible by the entire harmony be tween the police and Health Departments. Tne unfortunate the Police Depart tnent aa she fear) no ether power. and with that department supporting- the Health Department the plan' result In careful Inspections and examination, with. the added benefit Of the reaae autnority cf the police. Te-day no women-can eater any public house without her presence be ing reported to the police, ir sue la witn out a aroner certificate, she is, at once.

sent to the hospital for examination. In the beginning the mistresses were diapoee to antagontx in every possible way ana to combat the health regulation, but tney now fully realise -that their beet. In fact their only safety, is in frank and full compliance -with the regulations of -the- police The entire scheme of reguU-. tlon mar be. and there are seme who Insist "that It la nein else.

But there ss no naif way ertea practicable. The alternative are plain rtUwrr close asd recti starvwfllaoc and regulation try the Health and Puttee I BertSBsvil. which means paVml alOoa.ef the traflU erhieb. tt I sway wee Jodg stpteajer wards, le rWoM la It-eif nr a dosing ot the eyes at the te K. letting run wild and rampant; or anea attempt It break It sad suppress) it entirely.

Aa that alterna-tHre all bsstne-y aa4 eapertee shews te be mn absolute IsapoeatbtlMy. Te regwlat It Was ysoadr4 by aw aa alone lb teeat snf lb tore al'eraatiivee of aanre or lese ml. but ft wag deemed the wtoe rrae and. therefore, rhoeea by after due and proper coctetdaratlo) and rviUrtloa-ows rimr isMcoto. -Wi ha -re found, and It la bat natural, that unfortunates etre-naoaaly obJaKt to examination by the Health Department.

The result baa been te drive a number of women, moot probably thoae who have the greet rtghc to Lrad the result of s-n -mloatloo. lno private aparteaeais a4 private reeorta In the attempt te scrap the examinations. Vat la ail attempt te regulate or to restrict the aortal evil there must be fault, and the fault Indicated is toe which Ute department of health and peiiee have gnod grounds for believing 1.1 be evareenae In time, la fart, a before state, suite a nember oC eromea In eive apartmente voiuntartiy etre euomituug to the inspection and examination required of inmalee of public houses. "Recently the Board of Health adopted a- resolution provldinsj for Abe appointment of 2U additional lilatrk-t pnyeidana. ata duty it will be to make examinations regularly, and at specified time.

undr the direction of the Health Officer. The outline of the plan are to be arrived at a occasion may demand, rhe fee to be collected tit) cent per examination, to be paid Into the city treasury, which collection finds Its way back to the health fund fr payment ef the physician' salaries. tt would be far more preferable, it Is freely admitted. If no fees were collected for the examination, and. If our work continue, some day that desired end will be reached.

MOT A COat ROM i a K. "It la to be further admitted that 'the question of the tesuauice of certificates is serious and open to argument, but It Is denied that the issuance of a certificate ts. in any degree, a 'compromise with The certificate la a check the police and health departments have, and which no unfortunate dare to be without, for if a woman of that class la arrested on any charge whatever and has no certificate to produce in Police Court, the severest penalty I sure to follow from that tribunal. "In a measure, this certificate may be considered a guarantee against the eorr-tracdon of disease, when in fact It la not a guarantee but merely a safeguard. Even aa a safeguard, we contend that the system deserves commendation as thebest attainable in the light of present experience, and with proper consideration of the environment of the situation In Cincinnati.

"in the work done the police department Is the controlling Influence, and without It the health department would be powerless. The police department looks to the mistress of the house for the performance of her allotted share of the work. That share re quires her to report to the police the arrival of new Inmatea a most benevolent feature, since it has been the meana of restoring quite a number of young women to their homes, and she Is required to see to It that the regulations of both departments are strictly observed and carried out upon her premises. If these regula- lons are followed strictly and in good faith, the mistress of the house 1 not molested by the police unless there, la some open breach of the peace, and therein lie her safety, and. aa a consequence, her pro tection.

These houses are quietly con- acted and as a rule confined to certain restricted boundaries. They are not per mitted to locate In any other portion of the city. Music la allowed, but It must be topped before midnight. It has been ar- ued that to prohibit music In these house would practically break up their business. nd It has been urged upon me to pursue hat policy.

The argument Is that the greater percentage of men visit these houses to be entertained by music, by ancing and by drinking and that the rest follows." Bit; SIC DRIKKINO. And It Is held by some that cessation music and drinking would ao Injure the business that they would compelled to close up. If closing up the houses, by the topping of music or of drinking, would result- In the total suppression of the social evil there would be overwhelming force in he argument. But complete stoppage of the toclai. Impossibility.

More- ma argument, vmn- oe met wun tne plain statement, that we could easily break up houses without resorting to roundabout measures. But that which we are trying to enforce, and to continue to enforce. Is proper regulation and not the breaking up of these resorts. If we ahould do that we would drive the women to the streets or to private est a bll shine ma beyond our control, while rather It la our purpose-to drive them from the streets and Into our control. are attempting only what we be- lieve to be the possible and we feel that we are accomplishing our object not at once, but gradually.

i Aa' to the question of the sale of liquor in these bouses. It Is to be noted that the state la now attempting to collect the Dow, or. liquor tax from them. In the action which has been-brought to test the matter It Is sought to be shown that a the traffic. In itself, la Illegal, no legal tax of any kind can be Imposed or coiiec-tau.

nal tne decision will be cannot, of course, be foretold." But It must be said that If the decision should be against the state the traffic In llauor In these resorts must be overlooked or winked st by the police, as has been In Cincinnati and In other large Ities, or It muat be entirely prohibited. That might. In fact, would be an exceedingly difficult undertaking. But after all. doee not appear tnat tnis is a question altogether of law.

but a question of regula tion we are seeking to solve ana to carry out In Cincinnati. ts conclusive. In. the light or an nis- tory -of attempts to deal with the social evil, that lt suppression la an impossibility. Therefore Its regulation Is the problem with which the people of to-day are confronted, and which the municipal au thorities of Cincinnati are enoeavoring to aoive." MA TOR JONRS ATTACK- When Mayor Fleischmann bad concluded the reading of bla paper on "Municipal Re strictions of the Social Evti" a gaum lorm arose in the hall, whom every one recog nised as Mayor.

Jones, or Toledo, striding up the aisle he leveled a finger at Mayor Flelscnmann and exclaimed in stringent tones: An. Ideal elty Is. possible, out tne only war to get it ts to make ideal men. You can never make Ideal men by forcing them to give their anc-tion to a form of lmmoral- ltv which- the voice or conscience, tne word of Qod and tne usages or society alike condemn as sin. ben men are con vinced that the same moral atanaara applies to them that we apply to women the social evil will be eradicated.

I'ntil then all the law and regulatlona which we can make will be of no avail in tne enori at purification." Mavor Jones wa neanny appisuaeo. In the afternoon, during a recess, the delegate accepted an inviiaiion rrora Mayor Robert M. Jtcutne. or naiumore. to eo on an investigation tour.

In Oi after noon the convention listener to an wnuen by Rudolph Herltuy. hydraulic engineer and sanitary exlert. ot lew ror ity. on Oaabaae en Sewage in wnicn the speaker said: ail the processes for sewage purification none equals In effective ness the slow percolation ot sewax tnrougn oorous soil or sand. It is natures metuod of Krneet H.

Dayl. or wuuamspon. rtnn. secretary of--the National Electric ugnt Association, delivered an address on nicipal Lighting Plants from the. Standpoint of the Private company Isaac 8.

Hascall. a City Councilman of Omaha. a paper on "Vital Points in-Municipal-Oovernment. JUNE COLLECTIONS In Hamilton County Paid Into Stat Treasury By Auditor Lewim. srsoiai.

nira- ts jt laxa. Coltrmbus. Ohio. October 8 Kngene Lewis, Auditor of Hamilton County, made hta settlement with Auditor of State Ouil-bert to-day "for the June collection of taxes and also the Dow tax. The atate fer the general tax received a total of 1.W2 31.

-of which came from the cigarette tax and S13.1 oi from the collateral inheritance -Hamilton County will get 1113.508 for common school. The Dow tax report ahowa that there are 2-b aajbone In Hsmilton County that paj a total of S33T.S4T W. Of this amount Sttl. 6S2 TS Was turned Into the Stat Treasury $80,282 went to the municipal police fund, the same amount to' the municipal general revenue fund. $7,961 30 to the coun ty poor, and SAT.

41 8 aa te the and County Infirmary Tbe Increase In the number of saloons In Hamilton County can beat be estimated when the last semiannual report gives the total at Lisa- ins Finn at I Zaitate Transfer. ColttSBbta BotMlng Aaaoetatloa te FVaak Hawser, lot 2sl73 feet, est Elsa. west ef rmiaaetpeMa street: IX. Ac. Anna Rr.lfseej te Anna Sesrp.

tft acres ef land knows as the Kendall farm 1 Kent County; J. Hewk. te E. Jf. Beer, let 2al37 feet, on Oreenup.

nerth of Twentieth street: MJua K. Lee Bird te Mary E. Bishop. 1. J.

a. aad in LteaU: esx. N. Brooks to Hattle McKlbbea. feet.

Uirsn avenue, Lelonl far sstra and Traders' Beak te Elisabeth Ttmmerding. lot ZSxTO feet, est aoutbweet evraer of Seventh and Usurrard street: HX Ac ieorge B. Karper te John Koota. lot 117. la South Krianger; N.

B. Clark to Thomas Heck. acre of land on' the Lexington pike, two ssiles from Covtaartea- saxauui A. E. Strtdtlett te C.

C. Millar, tot S3X.UJU feet, on Kerry street. Itvnla: 7Sl rarmers and Trailers' Bank to Mary Davis, lot 2SxT0 feet, at the southwest corner ef Seventh and Uarrard street; IXTSo. Hardin Held To Grand Jury. The preliminary hearing of the Hardin brother.

Lawrence and Sherman, charged with the murder of Thomas L. Steer, occupied the entire day yesterday la the County Court, The witnesses beard war the same that test led at the Coroner' Inquest, with the addition of a number of new witness, who were called to establish the good reputation of the defendant. There was nothing new brought out at the preliminary examination and the evidence against the accused ts practically the same as has been heretofore published. Attorney O'Neal asked for a dismissal of the charge against the Haxdlna. claiming that they acted solely in self-defense st the time Steers was shot.

The Court overruled the motion of O'Neal and held both defendant to the grand Jury. The Court also made an order allowing Lawrence Hardin, who admitted firing the fatal ahot. to ball In the aura of which he gave, and waa released from custody. In the case of Sherman Hardin, who is charged with -being an accessory, the Court allowed him to go on hi former bond of (3.UUU. To Enforce Vaccination Laws.

While there waa no meeting- of the Board of Health yesterday, owing to a lack of a quorum, two of the physicians. Dr. Wal-lingford and MofTett, who are members of the board, together with Dr. White, the Health Officer, held a conference regarding the enforcement of the state law regarding vaccination. The conclusion Chey arrived at was that a thorough examination be made of ail the school In the city and workshops and other places and Institutions where large numbers of children and older persons congregate or are employed.

If any one Is found who has not been properly vaccinated the atate law compelling every one to be vaccinated will be rigidly enforced. The physicians' who are members of the Health Board and Health Officer White declared their intention of personally examining every scholar attending the schools, also those person In factories and other placea where a contagious disease la likely to apread- Water Supply at Stake. The approach of the November election Is arousing Interest aa to the result of the vote In Central Covington on the proposed an nexation to the city of Covington. Mayor Johnson has notified the County Clerk that the question muat be placed on the official ballota to be used In Central Covington. To carry the annexation proposition it will re quire the vote of four seventh of the total caat on that question.

At present Central Covington la depend ant solely upon Covington for Its supply of water. The Covington Waterworks Board ha-t decided not to enter Into a contract with the town of Central Covington for the furnishing of water, although the Town Trustees have made every effort to have the old contract, which expired last April, renewed. In case the annexation proposition Is lost at the November election it la al most a certainty that the town'a water supply, will be cut New Branch Hospital Completed. The new branch hospital, which baa been In course of erection for the past six months, is about completed, and will be ready fol occupancy soon. The building is of brie, and has all the modern conveniences for caring for patients suffering with contagious diseases, and Is In striking contrast to the old.

tumble-down frame building, which la still serving as an Infection hospital. The site of tbe new building is on the city farm, which la located about three miles from the city. The new build ing, without the necessary furniture and equipment, cost Slo.nOO. Health Officer White wanted to report aa to tbe progress being made in the construction of the build ing at tbe meeting of the Health Board. hlch waa set for yesterday, but owing to the absence of a quorum no meeting of the board waa held.

Husband Missing. William Rockett. of West Second street and employed at the street-car barn Newport, was reported as missing last night. His wife learned that be Intended going to New Tork. and asked tbe authori ties to apprehend him.

Charles Mordes. of 1.127 Bankllck street, aa been missing since Wednesday. He came here from the country. Mordea bad about tJ when he left. Karrlagw LI cana.

Jamea P. Slavtn. 8. and Mrs. Laura Da via.

30. both of Covington Dunn. W. -A. Rm.

24. and Vtcld V. Brueetl. I both of Covington. Rev.

Ullbert Schmidt. Oeorge Van kirk. an. and Befnlee Bailey. 3 both of Columbua Ohio.

Hev. Daniels John Oolden. 06. and Catherine Moog. C.

Dayton. Ohio. Rev. Daniels. Dunlap'a Close CalL Jacob Dunlap.

employed at the Acme Box rectory, on Madison avenue, was engaged In piling up light lumber, when the stock, toppled over on him. He waa severely bruised about tbe body. but suffered no broken bones. He was removed to bis home on Tork street, Cincinnati. Coxing ton Brief.

Chief Mayer, of the Fire Department. whose left foot waa amputated several weeka ago at the Louisville City Hospital. still continue to Improve, and is anxious to return to this EL Thompson, of Cincinnati, yesterday purchased tbe handsome residence of the late Attorney J. N. Bryan, located at the nortbweat corner of Firth and Qarrard street, for a consideration of 15.tt.

Georce Schroeder, who conducts a gen eral store at- MaysvUle. tiled a petl tlon In bankruptcy In tbe Federal Court yesterday. Assets. Sd.K: TO; UablUtl. S3, Slit Th Mnil of Thomas L.

Steers, who was shot and killed by Lawrence Hardin. have placed a subscription list at Sam Goodwin's place or buainesa. Eleventh street and Madison avenue, the proceeds to go to tbe aged mother of the deceased Prank Dreege leads the list with a 'donation of Kramer, who has been for veers. pastor of St. Boniface-Catholic Church In Ludlow, has taken -charge of St.

John's Church. Lewis berg, succeeding Rev. James Faulkner, 30t at one -time a prosperous farmer of near Independence, was adjudared Insane. Tbe Cincinnati Cooperage Campany filed suit yesterday in the Circuit Court against W. J.

Fell, for SLSUU. and for possession of' lumber furnished the defendanL Patrick' Hogan; boa guide roller at the Republic steel mill, has been ordered to TokKia Ohio, to take charge of. the com pany's pianL- He will leave for Toledo within the next 10 daya. Ed Breech waa fined IS) and sentenced to Cu daya la Jail yesterday for" flourishing a revolver and threatening to shoot George Gordon, colored. AUersun Oeorge T.

Beach ni with inflammatory rheumatism, ts able to be about atTain. Tb Aldermen passed the September al lowance yesterday. The papers from Coun-. ell were approved. Tbe light company waa I THE ENQUIKER, CnCn2TATL FRIDAT, OCTOBUE 9, 1C03.

touhs across ordered le place an electric Bgbt saw CecweUa streets. at ratios) The VoeaJ re fail sseectaaT saet sppucstim for A TTZmiX CU2tX. wrtir rsi uetsuja Cleveland, Okie, Ortoser Jena Benaett. stored. Cevrtaarteav Kr- as aader arreet here a a chars ef setM-Oar-lnsr has wife.

He LTJDLOW. James Stevens and Mies Elsie James were married Wednesday by Rev. WaKer Otbba. Staweo la aa attache of the First National Bask. laATOSIA.

Tbe yearly report ef the Latonla Christian Cbarrk shows a redaction la Its indebtedness ef l-23 to wblle the member ship has been Increased tb The Tows Trustees will Insist as the Kentea Water Company laying sratar maina on tbe newly aoaatrweted thorougrfc-fares, thua preventing the streets rruea hex in- torn up thereafter. Tbe street railway coespany baa bees no tines to raise hi tracks at Rltte' corner, te correspond with grade of in tsrs acting corners. cestral covuraTou. A bum convention will be held at the Town Hall to-night to nominate Sve Trus tees for the Clllsen' ticket la opposition to tbe regular ticket nominated recently. LATOHTJL Bond lasua.

The Town Trustees have ordered the sale of (24.0TW of town Improvement bonds. They are the balance or the .0 worth ordered issued by tbe town at tbe last election. The money is to be used for street improvement. REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING. Arrangements for the erection ef the big power building- that was announced In Tna Enqi'iRBn several days ago are earing completion.

It la Intended to make the building on of tbe largest and moat complete in the West. The building a now planned will be ten stories high and will be built of brick and stone. It will occupy the entire south east corner of Hunt street and Elalaors, extending 273 feet front on Elslnore. be tween Hunt and the old Deer Creek road. and 137 feet on Hunt street.

The building will be built In a long square with a light area In the center. It will have Deer Creek road to the east and a private alley on the south. At the rear of tAe building- railroad tracks will run to two long covered freight platforms from which shipping- ran be done. The building will have two passenger elevators and freight elevatora will be built according to the needa of the tenants. The building la planned for the use of clothing houses that wlM eventually be forced out of the bottoms and for whlcl a railroad switch will hold a great Induce ment.

The floor" space on each of the ten floors will be 28.2UO square feet. The com pany that baa the erection of the new plant In hand and which la financing the proposition will. It la said, soon perfect arrangements for its construction. Tbe building. It Is roughly estimated, will coet upward of SlOO.OuO.

The property on which It la proposed to build la held by the Hasena. XX The demand Just now for desirable homes In Clifton Is great. The three new residences recently erected by Mrs. Thomas Morrison on Evans place in that suburb have been leased; one to Mr. Joseph Oraydon, one to Mr.

Joseph E. White and one to Mr. Ernst Minor. BEAT. ESTATE TTLAJTSTEBS.

Moses T. Brows to Kbsrtisrt Hetns. a tract sf land on south aide of Soring Urove avenue: 1. Chas. H.

Devla to (-has. M. Leslie, a tract ef land In atseuona 3a and su in Plaant Riilm: M.aoO Hannah C. Vawlase to Susan K. WUtaa.

SO by ISO faat on north aide of McMillan au-eet. lfio feet west of Kemper lane: ts.ouo. Jossua T. SctKxny to Lawrence J. McManua.

feet on waat side ef Lower River road: SI. Sou. John Kb Christian Kan, an undivided on fourth Intareat In 22 feat oa eaat alda ot Han- Shaw avsnua: MOO. Elisabeth Cooper to Ella Pag, part ef Lot In Block In subdivision of aiendala; Sl.Ouu. Llllla 1.

Ellis 10 Uartrwds Marcua. l-ol U6 la Rose Hill Park subdivision; $aouo. Julia O. ran nan to Wm. Haerttart.

Let III In Kannedv Hetahta subdivision: tlbO. The Central Truat and Safe Deposit Company to W. K. Newbury, parte of Lota 1T4 and 175 la second subdivision of Norwood Park: I2.S00. Robert J.

Cresap to Mary A. Adams. Lot 254 In Cedar Qrova aubdlvlelon: 113. Robert J. Cresap to Came sutkamp.

Lot la aa me subdivision: tl. rrank A. ailt'-hsll to Pavld Richardson, Lots IX and IS in Rlvervlew eradicate subdivision; Mo. John Yok te Wm. P.

King. Lots 67 and as In st. 8t. Vlnceat Syndicate subdivision: tl John Cook to Clara M. Cook.

Lots M. M. 3T. 3. aw and In Arms L.

and B. Association subdivision: $1. love and an action. Kata King to Theodora Browse. Lot 11 et Plat A ef Jaoaae Msllndr's estate; 2.SOu.

The Hunt Street L. and B. Company to Joseph Mangold. Lota and 97 In Mills a Kline's second subdivision In Norwood: S2.sj0. Mary Dudley to Resale Plates.

1 by' 106 feet on north side of Merenth street; tS.SOO. The Clttsens Gift B. and Company to Llllle Voas. Lot la Miles tireeawood'a subdivision: LISA. efapala Wage to Barbara B.

gchmldt. Lot BT and part of Lot la Ivaahos syndleatta subdivision. S1.1AO. Croat gcbafer to Henry Schefer. about 42 acres of land la section 3 la Township; II 9a.

Mary Haley to Herman B. Bosse. three tracts of land In Sections 33 and 34 la MUIcreek Towa-ahlp: tl. taeors M. tHttoe to Florence f.

Ditto, part af La 3 la Hand Frooma'a addition to Wlntoa Place: tl. K. Periee Smith to Isaac ftandow, -S3 by 100 feet ea south side of Richmond street tx.aau. Mary A. Murphy to Elisabeth Dexter.

13 by So feet on south aide or Bare street; tl.000. Maud M. filacer to Frederick A. Schmidt. Let 3 Mi A Williams's subdivision, aleo.

Lot 71 la C. W. Raker a subdivtstpa; tl. Andrew Bweaney et al. to Her ma a B.

Boss, nana of Lota 1. 1. 1 and la Mildred Roiler-a estate: 12. SOU. Xorffageat Filed.

Jennie H. Williams te Lavinla W. S.SOO Barbara B. Schmidt to Sophia Wage MO Caroline Burckhardt to Addison B. and L.

Company 800 Virginia 9. Scarry to C. Johnson 2.OU0 K. Newburv Central Truat ae Bate Ikpoelt l-o. ieOrt Nellie Jen-pa to 1v del! et al 2.3UU John W.

Rap pea to Germaala No. L. and B. Co I.0OO Carrie NleboT to same Son Leute J. Helfrtch te same Frank O.

Kahlmaa to William Hillenbrand K0 Joa. Mansold to Hunt Street L. and CO. L7v0 Beaale flataa to 1 It 1 sens' Qirt B. and L.

Cemoanr 3.O00 Llllle Voaa to same i.OoO lir Sandow to fruslnaaa slea'a A and Ce, z.eo Same to Cottlleb Krhardt OU0 Korttragas Cancaled. Joa. T. Schoaay Cabinet L. and B.

Co. t-Son Annie H. Crawrore to Mlirord Hotwa Co. 1 t-rlstl-e- ltschsrt ao Central Avanns 1 and B. C.

I.TSO i -BL-IUiama te I naa nil villa B. and Co 2.30 Kllsabeth Cooper to "Ivlra Mrtaon, John J. Kennedy to Berea College I.60O Mary Wuiea to Victoria 8. A. Jia.

Marr J. Shewan to W. W. Cllpptager. ass.rnee Wai-v Palmer te Common wealth L.

and S. Co. lira Same to L. W. Waldroa Tb tea to Barbara Sawer l.f) L.

Helfrtch to A. J. Marsh S.O00 Llllle Steigelsaaa te Heary Barkhard 23 KENTUCKY COURT OF APPEALS. srsciat. jMaraTca re rss axonaxa.

rrankfurt. October A Present. Cbief justice Bureaus and Judsws Ho boon, paynter and Barker. Oeorgetowa aaat -LexlaaTtaw-TVaetiaa Compaay va Jaa. Malbollaad.

Scott: reversed. ttowne vs. Woodsoa. Spencer: amrssed. wrtth damasea.

IMmmoaamlth vs. MeCWrty, Kratoa- sgli sal S- ntnaar va Porter. Ac Warrea: asnrsnae. Coatlneaial Taoaxa Co. va.

CSmpheU. Ola a. reversed. C. and O.

Rf. Ce. vs. Jordan. Lawraao -Nieh- Ramsey vs.

Katta's administrates-. Fayette: te- MU.ar vs. niaair Baas 01 weniwray. was or Jen: Bseetaltt and Baldwla va. Tucker.

Mereae: petition for rehearing la each ef these two 11111 rtdeHty and buaraary vs. Board of Eduratloa ef Soss-rset. Pwiaakl: saetloa austalned aad case eeetlnaed or oral arrawaat. Bauitabls Ufe Asaoraaca Society vs. Warren and Jfew Tork Life Inanrware Corn-pans va.

same. Warrea: supplemental petition far raheerrng Sled la each case. Sparks vs. Dep. Bank ef Paris.

Harrison: appellant nied supple naesial wetltWsa ftr- rehearlTia; South Cwruvtoa aad ClactnraU Suwet Railway Compaay vs. Weber. c. KsotaerroOTds and by aspaalant for oral arsvimant SMS aad aaabtnttfed. i nderhill vs.

Marnhy. Keatea: additional traa-acrtpt Sled by conent aad esse argued br roe apeeHant aad laid, ever te October for fart aer argessent. itZemrmm Cam a 1 1 aai to-morrew mm aiua at of Eagle keid Ha susrht st rest HaU. Tea BSnenaerssus were leceiveg. ttAa he la ut It a.

Um have I ie vwa. wun weens me seen Urine discovered Mrs. Bennett a body "wee. I the rived. rwrf.

a Tne eesaa. I Hew Street -Car Xeeitsw. aaxbt by tH Seeta Ceelsart i and ttweieasU sUreet Railway rreassauay ta gmetee le tta iavttav ta) fer bids est a sa-w street railway freav cfcise fer a sheet kne rente te easaaert Ceetngte sad Newport wttb. gQ Xisrsatt aad Csv lag-tee Usee rrtlisd a foUesre: I I He New pott east ef the bridge screw the Larkiasi: tkesMW sooth te rtftk est Brightea; lay aeg4 that be prenrMest fer, se tnat te give te the et'. la-ens ef both K.

West New port Ike best street car facilities obtainable. Attorney Mall Harold stated that President James C. Krnat was anxious mast the Committee ea R-aJlraada and Hrtdgwe La elarii the pmaoa sis raatas. The ties UBUauwa waa is fat red to the PiisassIT I ss Railroads and Bridge. Weald JVdopt Waif, WUUaaa Robert and Mary Elisabeth An derson filed eult yesterday la tbe Campbek Co tux Circuit Court te be ad Jed sad the foster parents of Robert Victor Aadersosj.

It Is alleged that tbe said Robert Victor Anderwoa was left ea plaintiffs' doorstep by persoaa unknown te then February IS. ltsJO, and that he as bow snonthe eld. It Is further alleged that a note la the basket containing said Infant vouchsafed the ia- formatloa that the father of the child, aa American, had abandoned the another, a German, and the latter was unabls to car for M. It is also alleged that tb petition er have now do knowledge as to the Identity of the father or mother. Tkey aak for full parental control and tbe custody of tbe child, whom tkey say they Intend their heir at law.

Bally Car Seryieea. Rally Day services will bo held at the Taylor Street M. K. Church next Sunday. The following scholars will be graduated from the Junior to the Intermediate department: Arthur Barker.

Alice William. Beatrice Brown. Charley Smith. Claude Eada. Howard McAllister.

Laura liter. May McAllister. Ruth Mooar, Raymond Roger. Neilt folly. Bella Hosklna, Marie Hoektna.

Ophelia Koehler. Howard Stivers and Vernie foe. Street ImproT omenta. The board adopted all of the papers rela tive to the' Improvements of Chestnut street. Central avenue, between Ninth and Tenth; Seventh, between Isabella and Patterson Eighth, between Lowell and US feet west; Lowell, between Eighth and Bauer alley.

and Sixth, between Isabella and Patterson. Claims amounting- to (3.900 were allowed and Auditor Bllva reported a total of In all funds. Marriage, Licenses. Edward dt. orris.

34, of Cincinnati, and MaUlda HuedepohL 23, ef Bellevue. Ky. J. Harry Dowllng. XL and Margaret Staincvok.

2L both of Dayton, Ohio, were married yesterday by Squire Donelan. Howard Flndley. 28. and Anna E. Williams.

00. both or Hamilton. Ohio, wars licensed to marry yesterday. I Newport Briefs. Real estate tranafer yesterday were Peter Megerle to Elisabeth Winkler.

25 by 65 feet on Isabella street: $1. Ac. Caroline L. Van Schaack to John M. Dorsey.

22H by luO feet on Van Voest avenue. Belletrue; tl.flou. Otto Back to Mary Smith. SO by 13 feet on La fayette avenue, Bellevue; IlMiu. Oeorge E.

Lohstroh to Henry Abel, 54 acres in Camp bell County; 2.T2&. A splendid audience greeted Prof. John Burke last night to hear his celebrated lec ture on I Abraham Lincoln. It waa pro nounced by all who heard It to be Interest- Ing and Instructive. -u i The ladle of St.

Paul' P. E. Church wfll hold a rummage aale the Jones Building on Tork street, near rourtk. commencing October 13. A large number of pictures will bo among the article on sal.

Tnt'ev. The exhibit of thd WoVk Tit At-yM ark's Industrial School took place-. last night. The class in elocution rendered a brief, attrac tive programme. A number of new pupils were enrolled In the Sartor's class.

Tbe ex-hlblts Were heartily' commended by the many visitor present, -f- 1 "WftU Fryer and Casslus Oreggan. both of whom are about IS years old, were before the grand Jury yesterday for stealing SIS from a grocers till. Tbe Freyer boy. after confessing to robbing tbe till, made other admissions to the officers that ar almost beyond belief. Howard Find lay.

and Anna E. Williams. SO. bof of Hamilton. Ohio, were married yesterday by Rev, Adam Adcock.

of tb First Christian Church. Ths fallowing pupils will be graduated from tbe Junior to tbe Intermediate department next Sunday: Arthur Barker. Alice Wllllama. Beatrice Brown. Charley Smith.

Claud Eada, Howard McAllister. Laura Miller. May McAllister. Ruth Moore. Raymond Roarers.

Willie Polly. Belle Haaklna. Marl Hasklns. Ophelia Koehler. Howard Stiver.

Vearie Poe. DATTOU, XT. An unusual electrical display occurred last evening on Sixth street, between Clay and Boone. Ths electric light wires which pas through a number of trees, set Ore to the leaves, and at Boone street the wtre broke, causing a brilliant blase In tbe atreet. Fortunately, the live wire did not fall on any one.

BB.0MLEY. A number of pupils who have been, attending tbe public school are 111 with a mild attack of chicken pox. The authorities have taken step to prevent a spread of tbe dls- SECRET Marriage of Charles Andtraoa and Lillian Blanchard Wu Kept For 1 Two Long Tears. For two year Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Anderson have kept the secret of their marriage, and' the announcement will coma ai a surprise to their many friends. Mr. Anderson, tbs groom, naa been resident of Bellevue for many years, and la an express agent of the Adams Express Company, with headquarters at Nashville. Tenn. The bride waa Miss Lillian M.

Blanchard, tbe vivacious and attractive daughter of Mrs. Motile Blanchard. of Newport. Bhe has held the position ef ticket agent for ths C. and O.

Railroad at Bellevue for about 10 years, and Is well known in the Kentucky cities. The couple were married at I burs. Ind-. two years ago yesterday, and waa kept a secret owing to objections 00 the part of Mrs. Anderson's mother.

Mrs. i Blanchard. the mot haw. was last night at ber borne oa Tenth etrecL Bear- Washington, avenue. Newport.

She sis ted -that her only objection to the mar riage was on account ec Mr. Anderson trig a widower with three small children. It waa a complete surprise to me." she stated last Bight, could hardly tteve It when my daugiter came borne )ei terday and announced tbe saarriage. Had known that tney were aetet sulned to saarry 1 srewid much rather it would nave occured at home." Mrs Blanchard Is the daughter of the late Moses Swim, who waa one of tbe best-known contractors in Campbell and Ken-urn Counties. He built' every church hat one In Bellevue.

the Trinity and old Mother of Qod Churches la Covington, tbs hand some Amos Shinkie re Ida nee la Covington, besides many other public aad private buildings. smalt fortune which, be had accumulated was swept away ta a day by the defalcation of Smith N-- Ha was. City Treasurer of Covington In la.74. He waa oa the letter- bond tor et the tisae ec the famous rabeulenent. -1-' Mrs.

Anderson has resigned ber position with the C. and O. Company, and the couple will co to housekeeping ta Lin wood at once. hey wui taX sat sad 1710 On Disreputabb Places Declirrd Vj tbe Cilo AsserUtisa. Labor CcajaittM WlH Pan Cpoa ti Ajt meats Eaii Bj Bimbera cf tat Orx-aaiiiUoa.

Aa forecast ta ysetarday- Kciaaa. the tar wktrh ca saa ta for tbe ssiart teatioa at eater day's neesnoa of tna Ohio Brewers' Association waa the dlaruesUsa ef bods by w-hk-h tne sskea haslaass caa be easvatsd aad aksresMlabaa plai a slastt. la kta aaVdree Mednaaday I'neldent Gu ad made aa appeal le lb brewers te lake drastic measures te araaapUsk tkl. aad at yeaterdar wi a tlr-g the following rwsoiua loavs were -tiered aad naalaaously adopted: aaeoLtrrsnats stkAST waa. Reeoired.

That, wkerea Ik lawless and disreputabie element la toe saloon bust news exists to tbe detrtcaeat ef alt tne laajltlmate Interests ef the numbers ef this aasorla-tion. be it Reeolved. That tt sbaU be the duty of the Executive CoenswU tae te inveetigale ail of cum plaint Invorvtug tbe ooaducl of saloon sailing bear la this state, aad ta case shall toe arwred to the eatlafactaoa of tbe oneanaltteo tnat a aalooa a conducted In a taw lees and disreputable man ner the msailjee of this aaaoctatloa satpply-ing- said saloon with beer snail we ordered to Iwi ss ills tely dlaceatinoe businsas reia-tiocui wrtth Its proprwaor. and to wrtkdraw his support, naa octal or other was, from him: aad la case of faCur on the oart of aakd member te Immediately obey suck or der of tbe eocsaoiiaee, or in case tb selooa shall be supplied or supported sy a brewer who Is not a snevober of this association. Mle committee snail witbwut delay take such maasuraa as may lie In Its power.

legal or otherwise, to enforce I be closing up of suca saloon. This means that ths brewer will make war on all aaloona that are not decently conducted, and. If necessary, aak the aid of tbe law la closing them. Another matter of great Importance taken up was the labor question, and It was determined that the Labor Committee ef the association shall pass upon all agree ments made by any member of the association with any labor organization. That is to ssy.

that any brewer who belongs to fhe association shall submit any contract he may make with any labor union to the Labor Clnmmlltre before enter! Into It. Percy Andreae. of this city, la Chalrmaa of the Labor Committee. lackmaic as raaeiDBKT. Aside from these two matters only roe- tine business waa transacted, such aa tb hearing of report of tb various commlt- The election of officers was not as- citing, ss there were ao opposing candidate.

The officers selected for tb ensuing year are: President. Albert Lackmaa; Vice President. Paul Kaeelbom: Treasurer, Louis Volk: Secretary. J. A.

Millar: Ex ecutive Committee. Ernst Del sal. P. C. Wolf.

F. Kick and Cahrles Kauff man. The officers are also members of the 'Ex ecutive Committee. A pleasant feature of yeaterday'a session waa rhe presentation of a very handsome loving cup of sterling sliver te retiring President Gund. The presentation speech waa mad by tha venerable Leo Kbert.

who waa particularly happy la hla remarks. Ths convention adjourned at 3 o'clock and the majority of the delegates devoted the balance of the afternoon and evening to an informal programme of pleasure. Tb convention waa voted a success la every way. and the Committee of Arrangements. of which Charley Kauffman was Chair man, came In for Its full har of praise.

EX-SLAVES Claim a Large Estate la Mercer Csnntr, Otis, aad Hare Engaged aa AtUrsej.Ts Take AetUa. srsciai. msrarca To TVS saocraas. Indianapolis. October A Fifty ex-slaves, most of them on tb brink of the grave, have engaged Wm.

E. Henderson, an attorney her, to bring suit for possession of 3.1UO seres of land la Mercer County. Ohio. They are the sole survivors of 300 slaves belonging to John Randolph, of the famous Virginia family of that name, who la said to have died In 190. and to have willed them freedom aad 10 acres of land each.

A meeting; has been held riere at which a copy of the will was produced. Eight thousand dollars was given to tho executor to purchase land In aome other 'atate 00 which the alavea might settle. Wm. Leigh wss and la said to hav purchased the tract In Mercer County la li31. The colony of ex-slaves set out for tbe promised land, but never reached IL With in sight of it a colony of German settler topped them and drove them back.

At torney Henderson aaya the slaves were praying for blessings ta attend Randolph In the better land and singing songs of Jubilation when they came within sight of tbe land bought for them, but after their party waa broken up they Journeyed back into Virginia, and then scattered over Ohio aad Indiana, Tbe land was sold to white settlers, hut Henderson said to-night that the ex-elavea caa prove their title to it. and will insti tute proceedings soon. MADISON VI HE. Wttbla tha next few ears there srtn i.a. effect aa ordinance that sill rsouu fa the araea lag up of that old-time arsasilsaf loa.

"Tna Mae, laua Hook aad I adder Company." arnica has rougat ail tna ares ta ataaasonauie a years It la pmpoawi. wooer a aew crinawas Joet passed by Council. 10 organise wsat Is le be know a aa the Madlatia villa tire bepartaaeat. Thia department te ta consist of not lass than 1 laiait a no peiaon to elielbua to membership sntaaa ha haa attained tne ar of IS lclima era to be betd ea tha drat Monday la aVeotenaaer ot vara year. Tha cOlcara to be alectod are Aaeleteat Chief and Sacratary-Traaawrer.

The Fire Chief Is to be appointed by the Mayer. Those who ar ehoaea for tbe elect I ts offlcea most be eoagrtnad by Council before they caa auaiify aad take their position Tbe Cbevf ts to be clothed with full sowar aw snake art sale for roledafneaeore and vlolataoas of law, and cms he called on aa assist the Marshal when aariaasry. la to receive a sa-ary of In per aasman- The Aastaceat Chief and the secretary-vi aa surer will receive aa la 1 1, a of t3 par annum. The last aamed ameer sriU ha res Ires to sua bond la the amount ef sX The villas ts 10 pay t2i far each firs tbe depart- it atteaoe. 1 aa eepartment wiu reejuiree: to hear tna eBpanee ef providing a home to draw tna aaearwtwa.

Kach member of the eDatmawt Is ta receive 12 for attewdiag area whew wot Jft than 1 maauoata tnra eat aa aa a -anm ir than la msmber tare out. the east of tbe or hill is ased Is te he Srst dadeetad rrora the tsa. and tha ba'ance divided pre rata aavoni ban. The old ordinance under which the Mad Isoa Hook aad Ladder Company araa Kaheeca A. HilL whe was better rheara by tbe isaai ef "Aaat Hwca." died at her noma oa rvatral avaaaa Wadaeaday fi tadjeed by a ace saa waa year, aad had resides ta Mad ar eashty-Srst vlile rMUtaa ods.y for aboat SS rearm.

lata ais 1 1 her basse with a elece. r. s. was left yaetr ha will visit srdar for flaiaateaa. rmlo.

where frlaads aad at-aad ta fair la aa there. K. I- aeywaier. ad Marios. whe has iflaars ax the ckrta- llna CWwerh far aaaaial waeaa.

wm bevag to a caa with as-ais- a mas TO FILL A VACANCY. srsrtal. htarar. a to raa ksariasa Oweatow. October A Precinct asret-tnsrs will be held Sarurday la the counties of Owen, Gal'-aUn.

Carroll. Grant and Boons to select delegates to a convention te bold at Walton October IX to wasnlnate Democratic candidate for Cooimoawealtk'a Attorney In the Fifteenth judicial insurer ta place of Robert. Wood, tb regular woeal-aee. who died several wre-eks ago. There are tare candidate froaw this county F.

C. Oreene and M. H. Bonner. Tbe ether candidates are M.

IX Gray, of WUliasastown; fT. O- McKlroth. of CarTOCton, aad D. W. Lilly, of Warsaw.

zz v. ts. Pe lbs in saBsaan re aaass seat el eaa-e- I aaaaxaaa laai Teas see aa ai-haeashaa a aoli le awik 1 a le i (J 1 t- 7 I a la awal SWM twasrt las i a amjf raaiaaes ea va- I a 1 1 re- -e ess sea s. 1-. Til- ta eav wear, astae I at a i.

i ease J-- ai a r. atawt. a a a-m lai 1 1 i J. V-aa arai rwess I rwat SX-aa sea She lei -set aI a- ae aen tje Was an. a I I a oast ansa i ta r-al Se Tm -II T-t sarra An- a ai 1 1 at i it t.tj Ti ii 'aJrWaMta a a 'ii lie Wu ni i I TVs aialharaaalle SaSOiaiha haa sate-raraaaa II in 1 11 aaaa reraiSB af VI traeea aal a 1 a Meaey.

iss aaswr iw aa ta Taa Bill ewaa haa-ta aa SaJ.sua.le wa mmy aaaa lit e-e-leanat-a eawa- aeaua e-ini-t aa sieee af ati lie MlWeraa I la wTk B.m lie lbs alTt I laa r.sr Jea 1 le sail raalai kaeeU 1 1 Mlirgawa Sk an luia-lt i. laeaeta tie Sat oiad saw SIS exiaes saa a. Bars. Iks taieWttvwM Tiaastaarw 1 his v4 Laaaasaioe lal rwat aax ah Maa.m tvasatlaasiai la Tfc-ee Aaea taaa mi: salt teg aifTaa Had Maswlly hsl T-aal Caaastaar IW rmeaaea at SO Hash 14 aaaf S-Ua aaaaa llulaiUr laagia iwl ra'Msapea rXSkSAibesaaiaa tal TwtS Lard Mela rwa el rart Uses Owe aktie aad eeaeaty rarea. hand.cae toit rv uresis ns -rasa n.

i1aawaa h'l ssaat Hard se essj raa ae utat sa Httdrth ester nna kaca Sis rart sasa eetltng 71 Utaalart 7-aja lilana eawsMO at lif rVaIa(ae waAa lawadala tawsfras laa au) tatana T-a alias Moiila Tl Arao Tusavtaorvea aiata Mavce Oa. aad a eisieeath smile: a-lUa M-oaaia Tuaj Kvelya Mir lT 111 Min laaiss tvT wlwhaart Uraasrartf SalAiMka l-lt SUtr lamaeater-. Mf aaavl I apt Hiaa itT 'roll Mb Lea eu :1 raise Lead kol rtaak bat TAXJl OKOUSDS VTXmlXM. First Race Sevea rwrlaags: aalUag: hr twe- vearlaa all laewerd -ar-ola aad apwer -aalaa Laaiaa a Bilty Erie Hasal Boyle hi Thank eS Heao liiaawrwrk a casne H-aKSi Gleaner El us, rn la Ftaora Herald rerkec aad Baca case mils; eatuag: ur aide aad wawards- Taaaatanwa l-aaeo4a Cressiaa hi Aaaa i aardiaa wa waaaia Pluak WS Wwtat Card taa l' al caaey A. a eta lun a-naoauo TKIrd Race Bis ruraeaaa.

tar Mlaa Crawford loo Ivurd Hrwteaoe Bualar w- rama lmbodaw lus Harbel ilbarry Flea taa: Fourth Ftaca 'la mil ana tare east rap; tar tare year-oa a a wpwara ev siuiie-B Maltory 4 lat Mckeaas Taby Toaa 1 Firth Kaoe saves furioeg; salting; for two- st year-olds aad upward Tteaaalne S3 H.1I the Cat Alcorn av si surpnas llB and Qowa lars Our MUla Wiimajltow I'M 1-W lit lu sartor asanas Tsmpt Cay boa SO A mare aech V3 Tany nana Slsth Kaca nvUaja: Sr thraa- yaar aid eolta aad galdtas 1. It 1 la corker ea narry unsii e. Bear Creek Tbe Uatta Heview as rby Bennett lleaaral Frig sa) Bid Stiver Jean Oravler as Hut laka lu Badwa'aer SB will Btvr.iy Heaaia.ttoa be FstilJuha EIOHLAKS PARI. srsctai, oisraTva to tbb aauttsss Datrutt. Mich Ortobar a First Havce sta and a half rartaaa: three- sighta uea.

Kirida; aantca: rasa. sVaachta Miarsaa Owl 7 Inaawmd A Sly hoots tloodr Tb sd Uandoe HrT Oaaa ST SI Louiaa Cwlller lot ITop Cianstlna ST hadwi Cruachea I Iipial Waca Five eishths or a aute: aiaa: aalllas. otue SS How lead Mlaa Fiaiaobma na i Swa Mar taa OutSald Maribare p.lo4 Mcaeoanlsia Twopeaar Third Hsos Five aad a half rurtaagsi a as. llaailnane se IMIwala St Bra UasaN Hi Meneaaj-t 114 Lyrlat sd laa Olri Had Sam ai First his Its) rowrta Haa us aaa SIS owners handK-as: sealing Oa taa Ouiet ev Chlaadea a. ta Taiaaa Firth Kaca Thi a ruerta ar a elda and apwwrd.

awtllns' -Bew Tiat Tb Cassoa WW lu haaleralle lex Fna at heresy rtwe aWvw Heary itsteoaae aavanaa loi cireus Olrl kslhertne Jan lathee s3 waa Laance Wuadarllch lot Ouv. Wallabout loo abath iters Sevaa aishtaa ec a aa. three- rwar-alde aad wparard; aaiung: -Flaneur Ill hlwaaa iOX haul For as 11 Aibart La Zariba Basa Maaaano IUamlnta hr Trad lug Apwreauea allows nes email. TIPS. On 8.

Loul. sracial wtsraTca Ta tbs saocias. at. LawIs. Ortotaar S.

Fair Qrwwads? Rroes, Basla Mora, Thaak Haavea. Aula. Cantaia Caatoa. wardlan. Maaar Feltvass, Mlaa Crasrtard.

Inn. Taby TV. Daa Mr-BLetia, MalVuey. Cap and tlm. Laach.

My Sairprtae. aMd SUver. Will Shelly. PMUjobs. On ElfbJaad srsctai.

ntsraven ras ssocisaa. (arasat. Mara-, oetaeer a BndeL Sly Bnata. Lawtsa CoUlar Metxmlcie. Mies inetachavaan, aaa Mar laa.

Heartan. Fw-kla. Haadmure. Chickadea, l.ansdowae. Ti.a Hopadaaa.

Ooveraor Baysrs, Pride ef Bwrrsy. Zariba, Bssa. Flaaeaar. The Morwlag Teniae ColDer. Bodwl.

Sly Boots. Twopenny. Mies' Fletachmana. MeOoalgav. Haadmore.

Lyrist. Bew Howard. Ttaa. Cbickadaa. Lassdowa.

Hapedaie. Oeoae. Ooverwar Bayera, Zertba. Fmaaer. Easy Trad.

On JCorrig Park. IMoraing TMegrapk Waat her raiay: track mesdy. WUBias I V. a t-auaa rn.tr VuMl Tbleti Hewthar. Hallo.

Monadnoek. Joctiad. Hlpoevw4s KM Tterwar. Lus casta. Toaag Haary Early Eve TrUM Hill.

Lord Had- On WortA. sractaa, tMaTATra nrs crBsx. ralcaso. October A EdwaTd Hal. sUag Etlswcrta, Mayor David WUfwli.

aehwarb. Bomla bwsbos, Mr. D.egl. lAvmseon, "lr Hago. -Freada.

Byways. Bard Burs. Doric. Myron taale. Compass, Frank M.

Evi'ya Byrd. I The Morning Telsgrapa.1 WTaather eaadys Crack haary. Kane Ellewaalb, Edsrd Hal. The Hebrew. Burale Bus I naa.

VAltfal. Hash, Mr. Dtnai. Lampoon ITawtda Hlldrath as try. Bard llmaa.

7uagaaaow, Uortre. Staadard. Aatwla. Ftrate'a Daughter. Cnasjaaa 'x On Fair MorwlagTliaisih.

Miaa Crawtord. Bew Adams. Major Fe'Jmsx. Taby Toaa, Daa Mckeeaa. Malaory.

Owr Lime. Coaateas Cmrw. Leec. tUd SUver. Cue Laaaa.

Reestaatlo. FIFTEEN HUNDRED Haard Oowarivor Bactham And Other Bpeakara at EDtton TestATdax. srsciAA BasraTca ras srvtnasa Elkton. Ky, October A C-rrwor Beckham filied hia soss king aaaposntaaeat la thia dry to-day. Tbe Governor aad party ere met at Gwtbrle by aa secort of boeor.

and reached her at Ju. A -deiegaUoo of ciUsess waa at tbe depot, aad. bra lad by the Elk too Band, soarcbed to the ctty. rttairsnaa Jams R- Maliory' tntroduced Ooveraor Becknaas. who spoke one hour, conflnrfyg titiaaulf to the forth la fwevloua petrtiaa He waa followed by Lamia McQoowu aad Cokooel W.

M- Taarsriwy. aaosnineo for Lae-n AMUl ltay the apsaksrs. The Amasrtcaa Teterana of Fore lg a 8i wkarh ss aa asamtsrinai eaT thnws who bar satrtd In the I'sated dRates Army and Nary ta foreign eyaarria. wfll hold their first annual csrroatloo at- Washing ton H-. Ohio.

Ortoryer 11 aad IX Egbert of CTatrrnnaU win sanad This cassp. ea baa over SO mssnbirs. Tbey saier ar Ninth aad Plum streets tbe Mrst aad tka-d Tosa- dag of each raoriaa nilim at nae a I a a Us I eae rM a a II I iMi.ai.1 raa as is a la lad atath ttas-re tasae yaar'aa aad Ba" aa a aa.f Wirhae a. a--aw' i aaaa i aa Twaalaee as a esaa.vv,e M-u feasl ihaarty Saw as V0STB. Fleet Rase rWaaag- sillill vrs auata Neva sarxl (Haaaawr kaware htaat awn RACING Isaaaaaatak Bit rv woinj rAne, a a aaawjs i.Ts, I T- y- e- r- -f sa 1 r- I teas a- a- a a a a la, saa- a taa e- sa -aeafai rr.

pi. a sa a a aa 1 11 II II II k. a a- ta a. mm a Wee ewd a fl- S'B1 SB i v-a and Vaaaea UMaee si. leva rae a fr La TTAe-e -WT T- JM" ear aaa I I i.

taa asaa Oa aaa a I a i a taa aaa. tea wH aaa owe haver Savage the a4 a4 eaaa ha waa ua Jw t-aas eaaa taa Sa A Ttaiap atrs-Ue a fa I Uaiaa, tW i Us a I T'e 1 I "a- F- I 1 i Ii a- fw iz t' a. SB aa a rth tj a 1 a 1 S. saa a ea a- It Ii II 11 II 1 1 ii It II It aaaas ly lAt, SS S- alaaaasA 0 BS SliaS aaaae.l Bat ST T-aaea a ST Tjr- aa II II II II IT If IT I IB It It 1 II It 11 II 14 It aaavrt fa Wee arlvaae tha aa a a r. a Caa aavoa.

ia whara a waa 'aa) at taa aaa le. wa aa reaat a no rn arw a -a ai IU1 atdad. ta aiaa Jaawe; M.I lna- iba air- a Sad e)C FIFTH WuB-B mile; rara UaiaJ. a a std haalwas lliiaal Taa- -w Lrd H4ea 4 IIT 1 I I I M.ate-S. 10, 4 Bat ill.

1 la I ail 4- ATI. la paaa la aaaaa At Rath la One. W. la.f TtaJava. ta aaa a had epeed.

aad e- Wr tha lis at atad a hard dna aad aaltaaaaad him at laa aa wail, and til ia Baate a a i.mais aaaah. hart and a eaaaisi sat uas. far aeaj a eat a TA9ft SIXTH RA WHkara aula: (11 IVaVl aiaaate: r-ar aaala laciiaj T.aae lalea Startera (hla i F. eaaa Helsl il. I- I- i1ui rait III WI.

I I la I SI, raw? l-uua .1. I Ja WIT BaM til. 11 B- 4 BVC.1 Triilaaak, ll tl 1 a I eavT ii ST 1 I Ta T- SB a sawf Huyal Firwie.li.lw-' I satf -Mair twr I 4 a a aa.T Ieu il. laaa aaarvat--wrs'Baa. 1 llaea.

i ae mlir eaaaaawea. I 'eea hesaayat -t iar. a a it rvsaea, as it awwa a ai a I -y 4 fnle I -artara-IFgBIS t. I. 11 waa Riase Fteata l.a..' a ar-r" IsraaeaVaB, III is I waa Aaa her.

Ill I eaua allal la laa Jaait -tat. leS I rap af. la SW. Start -1 wa ba I aaaa iff rsamais Mil ill I vwar Bna i Tra.aer. ia sta) aad a raa a Saa rwa.

aavsa aa ta eaat af lis aiaul ale, laai tie aad al i aaar la In aaal Utwaa rae a aaraaus swaaaa lalia-Iia a aad aatra a waa. i sl At 1 tBa i eTia a reeaaai tarwe. 1) i aara lalal (-- a I i S. taa.anat Ha II II II W. --e a.aa.

It II 1 Hall -au I 1 II kiaii aaaa tvat- II at II tr-ae 11 I- I CWB la.y l-r II II la aa. ah a a l'- -f Feaaa a Mia r-raw wa ai am aart a we MMrfe 't a aa laa aaaa th eaateB bb taa tee mwl4 ti rv a aM Jaat get a I is ae.d wa g-ae lb waaat 1 teenar has aaa aa ta aaat law aea. salawaa waa Waa Ifir'ai r-av tha aaa A at lara mlaataw Wlaaar bp BteAl, UJ lu owae sad trainer. Malda Masai aa ataaAuy-laaeto aad aaa a 4 race U-4a cl-aaed ae a bat af grvwad. ad aa ala aaf aW Iba aad aader a bead Gay Farh waa raa of ruswlae la the gotea f.ai-ad a fast aaaaa aad haa-e aa wan at la aad Fnaon ran a good rar.

sabart had ate erl hwt hi I ap stowal. aonl wan, bertas la tb awaaa eaMWa(. UinflTU nM'tTH OAT fiF TMC WtMITM KfttT CLCW FAl-l. MFrTlhfil AT WaftTK nUfi Ifl HaCF TRACK. CHH AiJO.

MUaI. uToILk A Unas Vaaathee aWds heavy. Til '7 7 nitltT RACTS seven rno awrs lau. tor three rear alls asd awward. reaa-ileal a Time Jty aaB I lliy I sa.

stsrtava ants. Si. VA Marco 4 4,171 rur Uaf Ural riser i4. lot I iJ1 Kv-a. lu aT A Al la IS j.

a It, iv, ta 4' 4-a I' l-s IS I', a I Tv, 7 g. as Id iw le ie lo Small Talk lX lowiy ill. la it Cuebatt ali.llw W'lng Laaare i4 lot I Ola All tli. lu 7 as Start Sad viaa a 1th the Oral tar drtvtae Marwa waa beet: waited a ta la Sara witn a inn la aaat rr laml had a aiard a wtaner a hwadrad yard i. hat aaowed a Aaaa Ixawly raa a.

fa aia fwtna Hcraiched: Meriwaea. 7028. lvi'D RAc-Mit and a latnar; ins Trwctlooal Ttsaa ell. I lades. i sXartera-W'hta It lOawdi it, hs I 4r 4 I 7oi' Uarrwca a.

lul lala as' Ut k.aia .1 7l iTvfla el al Lludia .41 I 4 4' 4 4 I ia la a Start (d. Via haadliy. SHth aaa-ai aaav t7 LamralsTntee-Ssaweara, Alrlthi raa ta has with her to lb Baal aishth. ahara wa aewt ber aearad a leeer aatariag UttM Itlkla trailed hia geld antil aia gat op. Laadl aa aad wp as taa anr flan THIRD RC pi farloees: pwrws UZ3.

Tiro. it IC, ll. 1 is Btartees- alls i Ba. A TaB 'Bla hew III. 114 1 I JS aa Aiipaaa ill, ita a Jaik Mallla 14, lis I 4 l-S at.

Johaana 141 fa. Mru Maaimali waa 4 till lart iitl Har "staiT fair Waa drlvina. with aad by Baa lnai M-nl Jaiaw. Kg hew twa a neat to tha fruaal easily and Biwd aa easy la lb StaBI atsteewtb, aad Dutwlaaca sood rwa hat t.au waa of little help her k. Ua.a.

Aaaaa Hflrat avlt Tb aeisat. aa ar ly. Tb atha -rnorv focrth ras Mile: irra. laua, for 1 UOUi "Si-v. a 1 le I es nies.i gtanera-W bi i st- a a a Bt Tarn .41.

M.i I I' 1 I' ar.ara- sbt 1 aaat I irahaattr ill I I I 3 I wi 'Thaa .4.. i I- I- s7i Thomo a 4i. ft Ulart s-torl. VA'on haadiVr. with a-rand drlvWig hr St- B.aie geawond Si Tsaatar raa a au atava sad waa with pa sty euil In th Tllll dial aerate bad Starve mnnt FIFTH RACnV-Stx ra-rvrngs-.

parse I Ulll, Indes. Starter--Wahla. i it. i ia SWAC Rvkaesr. lie lArsaa Lrafowr.

lo i 3 l.tea. U4 4 T') lraa.1 rrT II T'a Broakwood hel'sOd I X' 4-a 4" I' I' 4 I I I I leue. I a F. so.je; Start ed Won drltaT. with aa raad aw third aaa laaar.

Bra a ataibaaa a a Aiianas-KecraatbaB. Rchaway rwa la hla bear vrm went ta frat la lb raa ssmrly wtthbua Alma DUeari cfcalar. Twa latter raa a gd rar aad waa baa' of lha lira ia the Swal aastaeath. Arw-ad a ard aw rli sad At a caught- lrhw-ood Baal waa aiway Mrww, as-atcbd: lufu Fsrse. rawar st.

Mrroadaua. aaia it ni Birr a a wrvtaTB: par YUOar. tmal T1m-e a I tl I lades. I Star-laca-- sate Bt. ha7 lAssomstoa in i i 17 i Baa Ale lt 1 IIP 7-4i lieaiBft lor I osa kiaMib ill.

Id I fv I T'-T LMslchleaa .11 1 Hh too Bawa vol jt rwasroa Ill ewTI Fair I. ji a a arvt Mr Brown bva.ba. ws. aa Evetra Byrd.BIJaTt 4 4' a 1 Start fair. WToa aasuy.

as ana tstrw a ma waa wtatl taa I a has sa. vat aa a. a rajaa bsl taasaadae. slow to Stat ap mr-B eult. Th other VETOED Bj MkTor Milli Wu tka Meta-miw T-At Would HiTt Cost Tup-Jin Maror Mill, of Norwood, baa vetoed a rraoliiUoa passed by the Council of that city recently to settle aaaeastnents oa prop erty owned by Dr.

Alfred pel agar aad ember of bis family a basss of gS per -eat foot. th Xorwaod Council in many months caused a much talk as this olatlon. which If carriea into enwe. wwwa a a a ta (he Cltr Of una- t.7V7 How It casM to be Introduced Is Council la still a swatter ox avpecsauao. that ta known la I hat ea Mecvday evening.

BeptA-mber 14. Dr. Springer and a number of friends entered the Town Hall while Council was In sesslrm. aad fha anoAunca- eat was assde shortly after mat tne swat ter af the ibsi ssminTS oa property Be was Interested In would be taken up for coaasd-erstloa aad settled If poeelble, Ta resolu tion was the result or ta gurnasinw uu rnsued. It provided that tb aaatssgaeeoa.

on tb property of Ada E. Springer flow front feet hen Id he settled far KL9X Th ments. If paid la InsXaJIwvseil accjoraing to the way the wowo were aaaaa. wawuw aasounxed ta iBJHO 41.. The cash sottiimtni at tbe time tbo sir was made was a raraVB-VBaarB Waa taax IB BIS a saeata on foe property of Mario A.

Hoffaei- Bur too -fee rrwot.) aaowwa oe aantjaas i (L23W. Had they beea paad la lasts ttmnm raLd bar aswaunAed te t.sVT 3bL Bet tied for cask at tbe time tbe street was a a the amount would bare osarn tus --The city of Norwood, had Use Council stood aaaaraaaeatf skf the ermTinal SS meota. would have received $8a7 Csader tt tt had BB allOWd tSk effect, there would only have beea collected fl.lla I tred the said Mayer MUU to an EwocTaaa repor-trr. Iwn a i-1 ikat tta asatter af thee aasei namawL ss thai tTsa naa- Uc coul have aa opportunity la discuss before the Coanssdtte ef the Whole af Cowacil a.aa a aahaa as th liBBOrvaaA ansstlria ef tauiios at stake-" Norwood tsxp yer ara awaltingf witn coaaiderabl aaxirtv tb outcome ef tke F0RI.I. i'rv w-a-s at T- r- arars Wi -T at i astva oaivesa a i nr.

at V. re b- rare, if a a a i I a a i h-ee-a tr I I -n a a. a i I 1 b. I wr Va. I aasaaw sa.

a a at a S-1 as pa. a a I 1w aa-Msx rwa fL ae. mm- TT" T-e a i laa nae It a a a i aa si. ase.s he I I is i a a a 4 a a- v.aea a i a Ja I a-' i-a ta a rM r-. tea at a aaaat was 1 i F.

SW A- Wawa 1 iaai. Ja taeaaaea I i t'. C. a I A laaaa I iJ a 11 1 1 -aa a U1 We It I try, aaa a i aa tw St ba-v St Tvaeasia sa taaal W. X.

haerva IB- I A. raaaat; staJae.iaad haa. I ll laan ix-aaa-n a- I ram: lara aaaaa mai a a a. tj WI 11, a a 1 fTwa. Bar ft I 41 ai a ae-i a Ja-aav vva, i -lf ie Btoaaeat a a I I I I 'itaar I la Keaa II kwlfeea I I saaal 1 snlaatew W'ra aa.

a laa IMlaa ae.ee. caaa taa the Baal la- ef aan. ea.a-t snta L4 w-te al ta sad Ied Bavtaa wwa at i aaa la taa Se, ha enal swt in aw at-aw M. waatlrt aad asaead a I4 i ia see I la i area -ye ail Is aa I I St as. e-w I I fpmm.

Madda HaM I I asaa nil "a-s I A BV la I a 4 1 rfaaas I a hoa-a Calaha. I tveta aUaaaa Rediaet- ll I II itaeat MVBaa HI taiaaa BtaW J.ae I I a a a Wwaa Osea reV aa aw eel ea wa aa a i ia aa a eel ba aw Cwasa: ftas aj. ewr Mae oe wl I I a It 1 I a I 1 i i at ii aa tit i a i i ae I a I a i I a I a I I tree I I Be tl I Br A.a-.ee i-aaa -a4 a e-aa eeieaatly na I a la s-ae --e- e-4 As i a I a raaaa a aa aaal ta wtrw nim en raa aa aaa ae rw--w a ease Wjrithaea arsi aaaas a H-. tt ea) saaar aBBS. tlal T'W ItfV he aar at As aad II SI ,11 i a I I I I aa-t at a I I a I II I I A 1 I I I' IV.

as, I. a iia 4 1 It at Vta.fr- I I II II II III 11 14 a tee taarwail 1 M- llsaaew Mr i--aal 1 TT. a t' r. nir.a a'maer al Heller br a. ll ha A-ll la ta aaal wataalh.

ehaa ha aaaas faaa aad esataae aad raa her rwa ru faltered rwnh mi tb raaaaae sarvaaa aaas Ta sta ea aava aetata aies a rwraa tvw. a- thisw aar aids aad rd sen XV IV aa J. ksva r-aw. I'l-- Bfl M. Fht l.pai II I 1 I a Ca.

IB laa I Jaaae ArtBur Wu 1 A er sa I a 11 alls I 12 I jriw hvsrf I aad third drtvuvs a a aa teal faa-m asd wa aa" rtdaea riu'ia ah). an. csan.ss awwf at wan na ievii in a rvi but ra.s bm wunr ainan etralebtewad far baa' ana taa, has caret ataaea a auiii liaun hasarioap; tarn an agaa. rrv-twaai wain Jailll OieB et, rlav a street A Ca. I 1 a I I laeiane la.

WIS SI It 1 1 -F IS a 2 7 v. a. a at a. a a ij' a ca FV.HII I Artaaar a heaver Bvwwae I at bird a W. Str sad rw aad malaad ea ewrl wlaaee eastaat let is raa.

b4 III beat e-arte bnae him haaie alywa al th SalaB Jsas ksnis auald eiaB Balaam- ScrWtCWad IUW red had. rwa a araea alas, alma Ihraa-yesr-alas aad apwara Fractlasal Aawaa Jm Bey 1 a 'E Ilea 4-1 Trotter a II I aad tUrd illy. Ve I llratal rl 4. aaes eoww Tta rrasisatee ta tt.a far la reserve. Twa Bhssl ar had aa aar asaa.

a ras. AaalW I aawi SB was aaa rar isre-ysar bibs Fraxi wsl r. a a Joa lets fa a iu 4 a tl. Fhiu.ps I I Barer 4 1 .1 Keller 11 I May' I jf. It I XT Trwrter H-alor-k.

Hoe. fay th-aa-yaar-uld 1 Bsrward; aea.tas. Ft' oe Jrwva Fv a i rie i 1 11. 4 I H. Mar A Co w-4 Fhnllva a I ll I 11 h-uaee 11 I I I a baatl Hev-a i at .11 Hjea a a aad a i a i a i Kwiaiil laeaa I ie-l II FBli le a I 4 I II I FalJaa I 1 I I a.

A I I Sua laaalaaaaB. as I a 1 twbra a r. ranuya I In 7 I -a a I a I TtS 3Bs. 1 I j-i 4 1 4 4 Ja I II I B-eel 11 4 HI I a i 7 i a jw wi 12-1 II 4-1 IS- I at a A i Cal BtVaai' Jha Maaaia M. Fhll'iy.

S-l Jaa AftBar Falias. I C. HalieBBwa Fareau Ve-1 C. E. I Aiiaea.

te-wn- I J. J. EawBea a C- Beaauy; T-l svaaaar I HI I IB la War I I Moewier A r. Haa-k I Her 'a 'a I. feaWt a hell Bawa Urea.

Isar Lady yLaa Zrre- coanmiue giastlng next Manday when the Sprtcger aBacrsmecLs are agaii lake bus for CorisifleTsuon. It will be a sad blow to tbe hepes ef tbe ssaaiier tax-1 payers. It Is said, if the coeamltta at ad -4 toy the onslnal raaodntlosA, aa tney are feari fat that ta baidena of taaatloa will fa-. heavier on theia thaa ever next year. NORWOOD.

Twee will be a tor mi ths ia ri a th at tb ras.r ai aa-l; aw ta aa umi ira iat a ec7icle.iy marl of the aisitsae. by cowartl af a i tmriiu Maar taasa, it Is said, are ae-. i mpraiirrrsl ever th asaaa-ap of ta commftie It was liapat that sasa aaaa had lna Uvlr lalli i with th warh of ta wial a i flaw a aa.a a part ew tb iiaaHtaa a- tt iwawaasaiaia th aai i iar a aaea a ai aw far a eu'ai I rwuwwr par Wt Vsawa. Caa ha mien us la oartaralar. es-r'aantt aaaa A.

tiaveea. had rwf 4 tne farwire intidratw mt Pi istaM gchatpf tar a roart tna sect aaa at int. aad ef (St ha has a brrp' IST ain itanag af a taasr-bae a tare ra aulas Ia-' IB srveeaj qafasnaa ha he.d wits trat 1 Mas frteaas sere vary aaafEB at fc sasaewt aa a aaaa ail ts ctrwait. aa aa ar wo raa tackled deata laarwii 1 Iba be had bus arlaatd at la aw. After aaerralirg with bar kaanand ia'e WdVa day B14TSI Mrs.

Fred Oi tismi muss, of Maua drank a steal I ewaatity mt earh-Mle aabd as my eewa to die Her li laa af pala mj arescr memaarrs ta faaaliy aar sad, aad Ir rwdwaaadar waa raaatlly wasal He aae. B-al i as br Ufa. ana w.f ra. l.lir easrwiaeT wa mm is I that sa wou.4 ra ter skmm asiwg an a ear i a sr aa. ed-r Wrti DR.GHASES FLOODiw BUILDS pj-P--c7: -you UP Lit THE OCt CH-S AilAlPAV aa.

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