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THE RATS SHOULD GO.
A single rat that is “suspicious look- |
ing" among many examined for signs
It ap-
for
of plague is pothing alarming
pears, however, sufficient reason
taking precautions agninst imported
The bubonic plague has appear-
ed at several points in the tropics and
rats
those
bring rats.
Where the disease is known such ves-
vessels which here from
Came
points may infected
pels will be
ably
quarantined and presum-
the rats will be killed, says the
Nevertheless, the
foothold
Philadelphia Press
plague
always exist so long as there are
of with
we
danger of gaining a
y
will
cases plague in countries
which commercial relations
within the city
discovered
have
and rats find tolerance
lHmits. New
a plague- and
it will take precautions suggested by
that
by
mosquito and we have no doubt it will
rid ced that it
bar the bubonle
Orleans has
infected rat we presume
fact. It suppressed vellow fever
exterminating the yellow fever
vin
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itself of rats {f convin
ague fro ible city.
rats
and
plague
through
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invest.
Again it is annon
of the sk
The announcement
at the days
numbered
80
hobble are
is made often,
and the hobble skirt is so apparently
unconcerned, that the public, who hall
ny hint of the abolition of this abom-
beginning feel a trifle
nation, are
uneasy.
to
Elighty.one women in Seattle want to
for that number took
add four
local
be policewomen,
the examinat ia
af
:
to
the the
to
ay be explained by the
force
This number m
answer of one as to her occupation:
“To support myself and my husband.”
This 18 a cynical, age
The same news item that told us how
a young man proposed to his sweet
heart in Detroit by telephoning from
Chicago added that it cost $4.85 Just
as if the expenditure might not have
been justified.
Mercenary
Where the hydroaeroplane has an
advantage over the plain aeroplane
fs that it may hit the water instead
of hard ground when it comes down
too soon. On the other hand, it has to
carry its name.
“Convention of women in Boston
adjourned because ‘It was too hot to
talk.'” This Is the first notification
that Boston has broken the world's
heat record.
Prof. Smith of the University of
Minneapolis says there ought to be a |
law to prevent feebleminded women |
from marrying. Why women? Will
the feebleeminded men be retained to
pass on the question whether the fem
inine aspirants are feeble-minded or
not?
Pennsylvania man locked up his
daughter and prevented her wedding
Lova does not always langh sat lock
smiths.
HODKWORM WAR
5 SUCCESSFUL
Show Living
Efficiency
Examples of
of Fight.
DR. BLUE PRAISED FOR WORK.
American Health Associat in Con. |
At Washington,
Disease Has Now
on,
vention Says the
Passed Medical
Stage—Dr. Blue Praised ForWork,
Washington
of the
waged
wort
DAMBUILDER'S CONFESSION
M
Admits His Mistake In aterial For
the Foundation
HANG GOVERNOR IN EFFIGY.
Arkansas Executive Rebuked
Pardon Of Negro.
Re Ark
hanged
For
wk Gov. George W
in effigy here
bore two large placards,
which read George W
nigger lover.” The cause
hanging of the Governor in
his pardoning of Robert
aA negro, who was twMce
and sentenced to hang for
assaulting a trained nurse
Yona Wa
The
both yf
dummy
Donaghey,
for the
effigy was
Armstrong,
convicted
criminally
MRS. GRACE WANTS DIVORCE,
Acuitted Of Shooting Musband,
stitutes Proceedings.
Philadelphia. Mrs Daisy Ulrieh
Ople Grace, who was recently acquit
ted in Atlanta, Ga, of the charge of
shooting her husband, Eugene Grace,
instituted proceedings In Common
Pleas Court here for divorce. She
charges cruel and barbarous treat.
ment. A master will be appointed by |
the court to take testimony,
In
(Capvrright)
4000 MINERS
Deputy Sheriffs Fired Upon
From Breastworks.
FOREIGNERS START TROUBLE.
arian
American
a walkout
Kills Two
Pz John Shu
are dead, five othe
Blast
Johnstow
n
Lowis Slovac
are seriously injured and
hurt
open-hearth
bria Steel Company
here tons of
leak in
glong
{ the
as a result o in
of the ¢
an explosion
department an
Franklin, near
hot metal, re
furnace No. K,
the ground until
water, when it
at
Twenty
by a
ite way
leased
made
it reached a pool
exploded,
of
Another Aviator Killed.
S|Shenandoah, la--Aviator Russell
Blair, of Kansas City, while making an |
exhibition flight here was killed in a
fall from a height of 30 Blair |
had just made a successful flight and
had landed some distance from the!
crowd. When he attempted to rise
from the ground again his machine
struck an alr current and turned over. |
Blair was pinned underneath the]
wreckage, and when ald reached him |
he was dead. Hir head had been |
crushed under his engine,
feet
0ROZCO'S CHILD
Begs That Her Father Be Not
Given to Madero.
“PAPA 1S NOT A MURDERER"
Cruiser Des Moines At Tampico.
Mex 4 {
er Deg
Des
iz, ¢
Progreso
Sawed Way Out Of Jail
Ariz Col
Theodore
Douglas,
Capt
re for
neutrality
Ramon Vasquez
and held
he
Rodriguez
conspiracy to violate
the
law, sawed their out
of jail here They were arrested here
last July for alleged participation in
the ‘socalled Vasquez-QGomez coon
gpiracy and were to have been taken
to El Paso to stand trial
way
MAN KILLS SWEETHEART.
the Crime.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa Frank Savage,
Margaret Kresge,
near White Haven
22, at her home,
After he learned
through his own brain, killing himself
instantly. Her refusal to marry him
ig believed to have been responsible
0 LATIN: AMERICA
United States Vigorous Note
to Nicaragua.
TO FOSTER FREE ELECTIONS.
| The United States Will Contribute In
All Ways
Restoration Lawful
To Tt
Gov
Nicaragua.
Appropriate e
of
ernment
in
ERNEST GREEN RE-ELECTED
Baltimorean Again Heads Supervisory
Posto™Mice Employes
POLLUTED OYSTER BEDS.
Typhoid In island and Potomae
Long
River Oyster
Washington Jamaica Bax i 1
and the Potomac River, 75
Washingt bot
miles down
from Are
by i
Depart
‘
polinted
hold Re the
ulture’s declara-
Have issued a
statement saying Department's in
vestigators traced typhoid to
oyster beds and had begun a survey
of the great oyster flelds to determine
how far the pollution extends. He
suggested state policing of oyster beds
{and action by
to insure purification of city sewerage
rire according to
ment of
jon. Acting Sec
had
Steel Trust Dissolution.
Philadelphia. Hearings In the suit
of the government for the dissolution
of the United States Steel Corpora.
tion will be resumed in the Federal
Building at Pittsburgh on October 1
before Henry P. Brown, of Philadel
phia, the examiner appointed by the
Federal Courts to take testimony. The
hearings in the suit, which was In.
begun at New York on May 6, and
continued until June 21, when they
{| were suspended for the summer,
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10 COME BACK
Mexicans Want Him to Seize
the Presidency.
DECLINES TO DISCUSS PLAN.
500 CHINESE BURNED
Soldiers Caught F
in Forest re Started
nge lg
I
TWO MINERS MAKE 5000 IDLE
Their To
Btrike Caused By
Join Union Ended
Refusal
Tamaqua, Pa The strik of the
than wrkeres em
ployed b3 and Navi
gation Company kept all
but two of the operation that con-
cern idle for several days was settled
Monday he sirike was brought
about because {wo mine workers re
fused to join the union
more S000 mins
th
BRIDE HELD FOR CRIME
Three Months,
Danville, Ky. Mrs. Helen Williams
Lane, a bride of three months was
errosted charged with killing her hus.
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this city. Lane was shot twice, one
bullet breaking his neck, and he died
{Netantly. The couple were married
at that time from Somerset, Ky. Mr.
Lave was 65 and his bride 50.